Browsing Tag »Morphosis«
→ November 3, 2009
Among the 25 individuals/professions, Thom Mayne [founder of Morphosis Architects] has been appointed by President Obama to serve on the President’s Committee on the Arts and Humanities on 2nd November 2009. Here is the full list of the 25 individuals.
+ Press release
President Obama Appoints Thom Mayne to Serve on the President’s Committee on the Arts [...]
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Tags: Morphosis
→ October 8, 2009
FLOAT House is the ESD house which can sustain its own water and power needs, designed by Thom Mayne’s LA-based Morphosis firm in association with UCLA Architecture and Urban Design for Brad Pitt’s Make It Right Foundation.
The immense possibilities of the Make It Right initiative became immediately apparent to us: how to re-occupy the Lower [...]
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Tags: ESD design, Green architecture, Morphosis
→ September 17, 2009
41 Cooper Square is the Advancement of Science and Art building for the Cooper Union designed by Morphosis Architects. The project has won the Best Green Design of 2009 Awards from the New York Construction. Built with sustainability goals, 41 Cooper Square is the first LEED certified academic laboratory building in New York City.
For [...]
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Tags: Folding architecture, Laboratory, Morphosis, School, Skin, Steel
→ May 13, 2009
Los Angeles practice architect Morphosis (led by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Thom Mayne) has designed the Cahill Center for Astronomy and Astrophysics at the California Institute of Technology, located in Pasadena, California. The Cahill Center conceptually acts as an astronomical instrument, pierced by a vertical volume, tilted its lense to maximize the penetration of natural daylight [...]
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Tags: Cladding, Features, Laboratory, LEED, Library, Morphosis, School, Skin, USA architecture
→ December 10, 2008
LA architect, Morphosis, led by Pritzker Prize 2005 winner Tom Mayne makes a debut to China, a Campus for Giant Group Pharmaceutical. By its sinuous shape, the proposal has been dubbed “The dragon”. The executive offices are organized in the ‘dragon head’ section while the ‘body’ contains remaining program elements including additional offices, a boutique [...]
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Tags: China architecture, Contemporary architecture, Morphosis