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Category: Architecture, Office Tags: Architectural video, Cook+Fox Architects, Skyscrapers
American architect Cook+Fox Architects recently produced a video on One Bryant Park, the 2nd tallest building NYC and the first LEED Platinum commercial skyscraper in the world. If you have never heard the story behind the design of this building, let’s take a look how the architect focused on health, well-being, and themes of Biophilia [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture Tags: Color architecture, Random pattern, WRNS
The existing 1958 clubhouse and playground at the intersection of Hayes and Buchanan Streets had become outdated and rundown. It also presented significant accessibility and safety issues for its diverse users. Because San Francisco’s Hayes Valley and Western Addition neighborhoods have few parks in the vicinity, the nonprofit Trust for Public Land (TPL) partnered with [...]
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Category: Installation Tags: Australia NewZealand, Color, Fluid form, LAVA
Disaster strikes. How can architects help quickly, efficiently, sustainably and sensitively? LAVA‘s solution is an origami cave. It features in a new exhibition opening in Sydney tonight. LAVA‘s Digital Origami Emergency Shelter is a concept for an inhabited molecule. The design is based on a water-molecule, referencing the Japanese Metabolist movement`s idea of prefabricated capsules [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture Tags: Fluid form, Korea
Participation of Wahag studio in the international ideas competition to establish a design for the busan opera house to start to construct in 2014 (expected). The opera house will include a variety of facilities that will foster a wide range of artistic activities all the while being accessible to the city’s citizens. The grand scale [...]
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Category: Architecture, Education Tags: C. F. Møller Architects, Color architecture, Denmark, Refurbishment / Extension
New life for Denmark’s oldest school Denmark’s oldest school, the listed Sølvgade School built in 1847, close to King Christian IV’s famous historic naval barracks, Nyboder, in Copenhagen, has for many years been lacking space and modern facilities. C. F. Moller has carefully renovated the school and done an extension which in its form and [...]
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Category: Architecture, House, Selected Tags: Concrete, L3P Architekten, Lattice screen, Reflective pool, Stair, Switzerland
L3P Architekten has recently completed the two single-occupancy detached houses in Wingert, Oberweningen ZH, Switzerland. We were able to fabricate a sheet with a unique and vital expression which was deployed for a first time on the façade and in the roof area. The design added to a monolithic overall picture in which an association [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture Tags: Egypt, Fluid form, Iconic architecture, Korea, Perforated, Performing Arts Center, Theater, Waterfront architecture
Task Architects has designed the Busan opera House. Busan is one of the most important Korean cities and its largest port. The project is located in the newly developed area of north port . We wanted to create an Icon. A monument that would shift the vision of the world and create new experiences for each [...]
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Category: Architecture, Residential Tags: Cladding, Color architecture, Random pattern
TWO BUILDINGS – ONE PROJECT The brief of the competition, held in 2003, was to transform the building of the former Hallemans breweries into 31 housing units for artists, including an in-house workspace. On top of the transformation, a new construction was necessary to provide the needed surfaces. This new wing creates space and views [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture Tags: Community Center, David Wakely, Lattice screen, Refurbishment / Extension, Timber, USA architecture
For decades, the residents of Yountville, California, a rural town in Napa County, relied on a small 1920s-era community hall and a hodgepodge of rented spaces to host community events. The hall was in need of renovation, ill-equipped to support art classes and lacking in outdoor recreation spaces. In addition, the town had outgrown its [...]
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Category: Architecture, Mixed Use Tags: Erick van Egeraat, Italy, Photography, Random pattern, Veronica Morales
Shared by photographer Veronica Morales, this MILANO CITTY was designed by Erick van Egeraat architect located in Milano Fiordaliso, Italy. Also visit The Museo Soumaya, photography by Veronica Morales. + All images courtesy Veronica Morales
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Category: Architecture, Culture Tags: Cladding, Fluid form, Iconic architecture, Mexico, Museum, Photography, Veronica Morales
Veronica Morales shared with us her photography of The Museo Soumaya in Mexico, the museum was designed by the Fernando Romero and Mauricio Ceballos for the private art collection of Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim. + Photography: Veronica Morales | http://www.veronicamoralesangulo.com/ + All images courtesy Veronica Morales
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Category: Architecture, Culture Tags: Fluid form, Iconic architecture, Museum, OODA, Taiwan
The competition intention was to create a pioneering and innovative design concept which will stand as a new-age landmark and a symbolic voice to the world of Taipei City new spirit. The concept form proposed emerges from a big volumetric cube in confrontation with a smaller inner structure cube – hypercube – in which is [...]
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