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Architecture between heaven and earth: extraordinary Control ...

Susanne Fritz

10.11.2011

Even if it has become an everyday experience to take a flight in an aeroplane people continue to be fascinated by the act of overcoming gravity. The attraction of aircraft, airports and their infrastructure is accordingly great.

Knowledge Bases - Library architecture from antiquity to the ...

Susanne Fritz

16.10.2011

The development of writing in ancient Egypt also gave rise to the first libraries as places of storage for these witnesses to a new, revolutionary cultural technology. Using the following examples as a basis Architonic here highlights the range and

Hole Lot of Sense: smart uses for perforated façades and ...

Alyn Griffiths

20.08.2011

Perforated walls, panels and screens have been used for centuries as a way to control the level of light entering a building or to offer privacy to the occupants. The functions of perforations have remained largely the same, but the materials and

Bricking It: innovative applications of man’s most trusted ...

Alyn Griffiths

15.07.2011

Brick is one of the most ancient and familiar building materials known to man, and its strength, character and flexibility of use continue to attract architects working on innovative contemporary buildings. Architonic examines some key projects that

Spectacular Vernacular: contemporary applications of ...

Alyn Griffiths

23.05.2011

There was a time when context was everything in construction. Local materials were transformed by the ambition and skill of the builder into a functional, stylistically appropriate structure. In the face of an, at times seemingly inexorable, movement

Neo Geo: geodesic construction in contemporary architecture

Alyn Griffiths

09.03.2011

The principles of geodesic construction were developed by the pioneering American architect and engineer R Buckminster Fuller in the middle of the last century as part of his efforts to use science and technology to address universal issues. His

Death by Architecture

Simon Keane-Cowell

04.03.2011

Shuffling off this mortal coil is something we all, sadly, have to do. There's no opting out. But while mortality might be a great leveller, a number of architects have shown recently how designing environments that process death – be it in

New Éire: Ireland's modernist self-fashioning ...

Simon Keane-Cowell

14.01.2011

Ireland is in a reflective mood these days. With the island nation on the edge of Europe facing up to the reality of a severely damaged economy and a decimated construction industry, nostalgia is doing what it's wont to do.

Bucharest: The 2010 Mix

Alexander Horne

16.12.2010

In the world of design, China's rapid-manufacturing prowess and the oil-fuelled 'tabula rasa' urban developments of countries such as the UAE and Kazakhstan have given cause for thought in a typically Western-dominated field. But what of the

Real Terms: the authentic approach of architects Carmody ...

Simon Keane-Cowell

10.12.2010

'Emerging', 'the ones to watch' and 'the stars of tomorrow' are just some of the labels that have been applied of late to young London-based architectural practice Carmody Groarke. Founded just four years ago, the studio has more than proved its

Erst Moskau, dann die Welt: Corporate Architecture der neuen ...

Susanne Fritz

04.11.2010

Google sucht zur Abwechslung einmal selbst: Nach mehr Usern, denn im Gegensatz zu Googles Vorherrschaft in anderen Ländern ist der Marktanteil in Russland bei ca. 20 % stagniert. .Die russische Suchmaschine Yandex hingegen hat einen Marktanteil von

Picnic, plants, architecture - the fascinating world of ...

Susanne Fritz

25.09.2010

One of today's most outstanding architects has been selected as the guest of honour at this year's "Interieur" trade fair in Kortrijk (Belgium). Junya Ishigami, a pupil of Kazuyo Sejima, is the founder of junya.ishigami+associates, lecturer at the

The Presence of Absence: Detroit's haunting ...

Simon Keane-Cowell

03.09.2010

There's faded grandeur. And then there's Detroit. Once the fourth-largest city in the US, its spectacular economic and social decline is writ large in the disintegration of its architectural fabric. With its former manufacturing industries decimated

Viaducts: new urban encounters

Tim Abrahams

21.08.2010

An intelligent approach to repurposing disused viaducts is providing a number of cities with new public spaces that delight users with fresh and intriguing perspectives of familiar urban landscapes. Architonic examines how such projects, in turning

A Size Issue

Simon Keane-Cowell

31.07.2010

Architonic reviews '1:1 – Architects Build Small Spaces', the latest exhibition at London's Victoria & Albert Museum

Over Site: how Caracas's new cable-car system is making ...

David Sokol

29.07.2010

Once so disenfranchised that they didn't even appear on maps of the city, Caracas's favelas are, thanks to projects such as the technically and politically remarkable MetroCable transport system in San Agustín, acquiring a social legitimacy. Here,

Route Master: the 2010 London Festival of Architecture

Tim Abrahams

17.07.2010

With the 2012 Olympics coming round that last bend and into view, this year's geographic-route-fixated London Festival of Architecture decided on 'The Welcoming City' as its theme. But just how welcome was that as an idea.

Exhibition: Richard Neutra in Europe (1960–1970)

Susanne Fritz

07.07.2010

Between 1960 and 1970, so in just ten years, the American architect Richard Neutra (*1892 in Vienna, †1970 in Wuppertal) had eight villas constructed in Europe; four in Switzerland (one of which was the only one to be built without a flat roof),

Look Who's Talking: architecture in the ...

Alexander Horne

16.06.2010

If architecture is the accumulation of centuries of knowledge, then what of its existence in an era of perpetual and instantaneous updates that the Internet and social networking brings? For a technology-driven industry, it seems slow to embrace the

Camouflage Architecture: underground buildings

Susanne Fritz

10.06.2010

If you're familiar with the Wombles, then you probably encountered underground architecture at any early age. .It's unlikely that the following projects were inspired by the Wombles, but that doesn't mean they're any less successful in terms of

Rezension: 'Mythos Metropolis' von Franziska ...

Susanne Junker

20.05.2010

Die Stadt mit ihrem Reichtum an narrativen und mythischen Bildwelten hat über eine lange Zeit hinweg einen besonderen Topos in der modernen Vorstellungswelt belegt. Ein neues Buch von Franziska Bollerey, herausgegeben in deutscher und englischer

Sarasota Revisited: Architonic explores the architectural ...

David Sokol

15.05.2010

The 'Sarasota School of Architecture' was coined as an historical term by architect Gene Leedy in the 1980s to describe the unique mid-century, European-Modernism-meets-Florida architecture of the city. Here, we examine how the physical legacy of

Making an Exhibition of Ourselves: Architonic deciphers some ...

Tim Abrahams

15.05.2010

No form of architecture is perhaps as loaded with rhetoric as the expo pavilion. With hundreds of countries currently jostling at the Expo 2010 in Shanghai to attract visitors into their little piece of home, Architonic takes a look at what's at

'Form follows fear': in conversation with Roberto ...

David Sokol

28.04.2010

Architonic talks to Miami-based artists Roberto Behar and Rosario Marquardt about the relation between art and architecture, and how public space has become more contested than ever.

'Harmonious Anarchy': revisiting Hak Nam, Hong ...

Simon Keane-Cowell

09.04.2010

When photographer Greg Girard decided to visit the notorious, citadel-like 'Walled City' slum in Hong Kong's Kowloon, where the daily lives of 35,000 people played out, he was told he may not come back alive. Luckily for him, he did. And, luckily for

The windows of the world: new full-height glazing systems

Susanne Fritz

30.03.2010

The panorama window allows you to the bring the beauty of nature into your home, while keeping extremes of weather firmly outside. The systems presented here by Architonic turn the architectural visions of the Modern Movement into a reality.

Rezension: 'Heavenly Vaults' von David Stephenson

Susanne Junker

23.03.2010

Wir leben in einer Zeit, in der Sakral-Architektur zum emotionalen Thema geworden ist. (Man denke an die jüngst getroffene Entscheidung der Schweiz, den Bau von Minaretten zu verbieten.) David Stephensons Buch mit beeindruckenden Fotografien von

Rezension: 'Snøhetta Works' von Snøhetta

Susanne Junker

20.03.2010

Architonic hat für Sie einen Blick in die neue Werkmonografie des norwegischen Architekturbüros 'Snøhetta' geworfen und entdeckte dabei, was sich unter einer Schneekuppe so alles befinden kann.

Alfred Messels Wertheimbauten in Berlin

Susanne Junker

07.01.2010

Der Beginn der modernen Architektur in Deutschland. Mit einem Verzeichnis zu Messels Werken

Das Labyrinthische

Susanne Junker

03.12.2009

Über die Idee des Verborgenen, Rätselhaften, Schwierigen in der Geschichte der Architektur

High Alpine buildings – modern day witch houses

Susanne Fritz

04.11.2009

Life threatening conditions, abode of trolls and witches:.The Alpine inhabitants of the Middle Ages avoided the mighty peaks and icy heights of the high Alpine regions. Nowadays they are accessible for tourism.

Adolf Loos

Susanne Junker

19.10.2009

Adolf Loos’ Haus am Michaelerplatz in Wien und seine legendären polemischen Essays wie “Ornament und Verbrechen” (1908) oder “Ins Leere gesprochen” (1921) sind Standard in jeder Architekturlehre.

Photography to go to rack and ruin

NoéMie Schwaller

29.09.2009

His photo tours have taken him to abandoned factories, clinics, hotels and ghost towns in Switzerland, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the continental US, Hawaii and the Ukraine.

Transit Shopping

Susanne Fritz

29.09.2009

The retail industry is going through a difficult time and has been complaining about stagnation in its customer base. The big shopping malls are competing with each other to attract shoppers.

Intuitive Interaction

Nora Schmidt

29.09.2009

Interaction with sensory user interfaces – computers, automats, mobile phones – has become part of our everyday life.

Media Façade

Susanne Fritz

28.09.2009

Architecture tends to use media facades more and more as a stylistic feature. What used to be applied to facades after construction more in the way of a blemish is now part of the planning process.

Die besten Einfamilienhäuser in der Stadt

Susanne Junker

17.09.2009

"Als Nonplusultra urbaner Behausung galt da schon eine renovierte Jugendstilwohnung – am Ende des 20. Jahrhunderts.” Mit diesem Stossseufzer leiten die beiden Autoren ein Buch ein,

Laces of Architecture

NoéMie Schwaller

07.09.2009

Finesse of detail, shadows and light, mystery and beauty, coupled with a precision of gesture in production. The fragments of stone filigree adorning gothic cathedrals and Moor palaces have marked the history of architecture.

The Venetian City Garden

Susanne Junker

03.09.2009

Gardens in Venice? In view of the fact that Venice immediately evokes associations with lagoons, canals, palazzi and small, densely built-up areas of land surrounded by water, this sounds like something of a contradiction.

Parque Biblioteca España

NoéMie Schwaller

10.08.2009

In areas of urban underprivilege and unrest, libraries can improve the quality of life. Based on the urban development model of Chicago, a library park has now sprung up in Medellín, the second-biggest city in Columbia.

Memory

NoéMie Schwaller

08.08.2009

Technology, nature and tradition are all reflected in the sculpture 'Memory', which will be on display at this year's South African art festival 'AfrikaBurn'.

Architecture &

Architonic

29.07.2009

Founded in 2009 by the School of Arts, Culture and Environment at the University of Edinburgh the Journal Architecture & provides a platform for innovative ideas in design and research practices.

Herning Museum of Contemporary Art

NoéMie Schwaller

15.07.2009

Herning Museum of Contemporary Art will open to the public on September 9, 2009 uniting three distinct cultural institutions: the Herning Center of the Arts, the MidWest Ensemble and the Socle du Monde.

Remembering Jan Kaplický - Architect of Future Systems

NoéMie Schwaller

12.07.2009

The Design Museum London pays tribute to the astonishing architect

Eight Linked Towers

Architonic

11.07.2009

Best Tall Building 2009 in the Asia and Australia category by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat

Wohnhäuser

Susanne Junker

28.06.2009

Hier liegt ein großformatig-schweres Buch vor mit einem etwas reisserischen Titel, doch der Blick in die porträtierten Häuser besänftigt sofort.

A walk through history

Architonic

25.06.2009

The proposal for the Macedonia Fight Museum by the Swedish architects Joakim Kaminsky and Fredrik Kjellgren consists of a chronological walk through Macedonian history, covered in the soft light filtrated by Macedonian marble.

O.H.W.O.W.

NoéMie Schwaller

24.06.2009

Aaron Bondaroff and Al Moran's O.H.W.O.W. invades Athens and presents the 'Greasy Spoon pop-up shop' designed by Rafael de Cardenas of Architecture at Large.

155 Cumberland

NoéMie Schwaller

23.06.2009

For 155 Cumberland Quadrangle Architects Limited deservedly won the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s (RAIC) Award of Excellence for Innovation in Architecture.

Sedus in Dogern

Sedus Stoll

03.06.2009

The winner of the architectural competition to design the new Sedus office building in Dogern, Germany, has been announced: the Munich-based architect’s office Allmann Sattler Wappner.

Katharina Grosse. I'd like a large studio in the centre ...

Susanne Junker

02.06.2009

The book can be read as a kind of continuation of the title, in that it is a monologue by the artist Katharina Grosse about building a house and about her own house, a highly personal description of thoughts and perceptions.

Deadline Today!

wonderland

28.05.2009

Architectural and competitive practices across Europe: challenged and topically presented by wonderland

Frank Lloyd Wright

Susanne Junker

18.05.2009

Sein Leben erzählt in Briefen, Plänen, Dokumenten (His life in letters, plans, documents)

Haus K. in O. (House K. in O.)

Susanne Junker

11.05.2009

Eine Villa von Martin Elsaesser für Philipp F. Reemtsma .(A villa by Martin Elsaesser for Philipp F. Reemtsma)

Economic crisis – disaster or opportunity?

Dr. phil. Friederike Mehlau Wiebking

07.05.2009

We have not experienced a crisis of this magnitude since 'Black Friday' in 1929, when the stock market crash rocked the world economy. However, times of recession do not necessarily mean stagnation. In the field of public investment they instead

Grand Pari(s)

NoéMie Schwaller

06.05.2009

“We have to think big”, said President Sarkozy on 30 April 2009 at the opening of the exhibition at the Palais de Chaillot, where ten of thirty-seven future models for the re-design of Paris are on display.

Carchitecture

Susanne Fritz

04.05.2009

The big car manufacturers have recently discovered an effective marketing instrument in a new kind of corporate architecture: large museums and car collection centres built right next to the production plant, where the customer can experienced an

Urban Swiss Design: Glattalbahn Zurich

Dr. phil. Friederike Mehlau Wiebking

28.04.2009

Architonic Series 'Investment Stimulus for Public Projects', Article 1

Festival of temporary architecture?

NoéMie Schwaller

28.04.2009

Whereas on previous occasions Milan always proved to be a festival of temporary architecture, this year we had to look hard for innovative concepts.

Cahill Center for Astronomy and Astrophysics

Nora Schmidt

17.04.2009

The Center was designed by the Californian firm of architects Morphosis and named after its generous sponsor Charles H. Cahill, who helped finance a large share of the 50 million dollar building.

Grand Stand 2

Susanne Junker

10.04.2009

Even the most spectacular trade fair stand disappears again as fast as it was set up and remains only an ephemeral memory. However this two-volume photographic record, the result of a cooperation between publishers Frame and Gestalten Verlag.

ORDOS 100 #34

Architonic

10.04.2009

The program: a house. Our concept: universal need for shelter. Solution: a void.

The UAE Pavilion at Shanghai Expo 2010 breaks ground

Foster + Partners

03.04.2009

Drawing inspiration from the form of a sand dune, the pavilion is a reference to this symbolic feature of the desert landscape shared by each of the seven emirates.

The Matchbox strikes

Architonic

01.04.2009

Granted aesthetic planning permission in Amsterdam North, The Matchbox is a blend of artistic, creative and commercial spaces tailored to suit this artistic quarter.

Sanitary fixtures as furniture, taps as sculptural objects

Nils Becker

30.03.2009

Even though for 50 years it has been one of the world's leading trade fairs for the building industry, at first glance all the things which nowadays lie behind the three letters ISH are not immediately obvious.

Habitat Machines

Nora Schmidt

26.03.2009

Science fiction – the world after its destruction in the year 2347. This could be a rough description of the first impression created by the photo-montages of the Canadian artist Dave Trautrimas.

Herzog & de Meuron 1997 - 2001

Susanne Junker

17.03.2009

From being known only to insiders Herzog & de Meuron have become megastars, and their awards include the 2001 Pritzker Preis and the 2007 Praemium Imperiale. Volume 4 of their complete work has now been published and covers the years 1997 to

Escape Hill

Architonic

17.03.2009

The controversial Tsunami Museum in Aceh will come to represent a fitting place for reflection but at its opening last week a row over the 700 families still to be re-housed overshadowed the event.

schmidt hammer lassen architects to build largest library in ...

SHL Architects

09.03.2009

Scandinavia's largest public library will be realized on the waterfront of Aarhus in western Denmark

Housing moves on

Susanne Junker

06.03.2009

Starting with the concept of 'individual design for living', what forms, themes and tendencies determine the parameters for today's housing design?

Box of Tricks

Architonic

03.03.2009

It looks like open space, but behind movable walls, this tiny apartment holds surprises.

Opening MUMUTH

NoéMie Schwaller

02.03.2009

"It should be possible not just to hear the music but also to see it." - Ben van Berkel

Landhäuser in Berlin (Berlin residences) 1933-1945

Susanne Junker

23.02.2009

Die Bauwerke und Kunstdenkmäler von Berlin (Berlin's architectural works and artistic monuments)

Urban Art Photography

Susanne Junker

09.02.2009

At the end of the Eighties Jürgen Große began to document street art in Berlin with his camera. This new large-format illustrated volume contains a selection from twenty years of intensive field research.

The Modulor House

Nora Schmidt

09.02.2009

The Berlin material supplier for architects and designers opens a creative store in Moritzplatz, Kreuzberg

In Detail: Materials for Interiors

Susanne Junker

30.01.2009

The latest volume in the prestigious 'Edition Detail' is, as the title suggests, devoted to materials for the interior.

An intermediate space

Nora Schmidt

30.01.2009

At this year's imm cologne Degenhardt presented 'Landed', the prototype of a prefabricated house, in cooperation with Richard Lampert.

Unsung America: Pop!Tech

David Sokol

28.01.2009

Pop!Tech is a yearly conference held in Camden, Maine. Andrew Zolli will tell you, though, that it’s really a community of innovators whose ongoing dialogue just happens to culminate in the annual retreat.

Europe´s Bio-Battery

Nora Schmidt

16.01.2009

Europe remains the theme. Kem Koolhaas has recently presented a complex master plan for a European energy park in the North Sea.

RELAXX sport and leisure center

Architonic

12.01.2009

The new RELAXX Sport Centre ar Bratislava enters the rush locality, harmonizes and directs the noise and chaos. This house is like a sculpture symbolizing the beauty of restlessness and the poetics of velocity.

Details

Susanne Junker

05.01.2009

In the form of a script Kristina Raderschad has put together a collection of annotated illustrations which deal with those aspects of our homes which do not normally form the highlights of books and magazines on home furnishing.

Welcome to Vertigo

NoéMie Schwaller

22.12.2008

Viewing platforms promise a very special kind of experience. However, in spite of the breathtaking views they provide, these spectacularly constructed platforms themselves are often not noticed.

Anish Kapoor: Memory

Susanne Junker

19.12.2008

Exhibition at the Deutsche Guggenheim / Berlin until 1.2.2009

Pilgrims Architecture

Nora Schmidt

19.12.2008

In order to create centres along the way where the pilgrims can rest and pray the municipalities involved have commissioned eleven artists and architects to develop architectural solutions for this out-of-the-ordinary context.

The new Vitruvius, or what is architecture?

Susanne Junker

12.12.2008

Let's be honest, which of us has read the 'De architectura libri decem' ("Ten books about architecture") by Vitruvius, or even part of the work? Even though searching Google for 'Vitruvius' will produce no less than a staggering 3.6 million hits.

On a large scale

Klaus Leuschel

12.12.2008

If not entirely forgotten, so far the oeuvre of the Lausanne architect Jean Tschumi has at least been known for the most part only to insiders. This is no accident, in that post-war modernism has suffered from the popularity of classical modernism

Birkerød Sports and Leisure Centre

Architonic

10.12.2008

This newly completed sports and leisure complex has a distinctive, sculptural quality, further enhanced by the building’s essential transparency.

“Urban Canyon” Townhouses Create Eco-Friendly Village ...

Graphisoft Eva Etzel

04.12.2008

B9 Architects design sustainable multi-family project with ArchiCAD

Maine Journal: Needles in Haystack

David Sokol

03.12.2008

Stuart Kestenbaum is director of Haystack Mountain School of Crafts

No Man's Land's Water Supply

NoéMie Schwaller

27.11.2008

Fresh Water Thanks to «No Man’s Land» for the Dead Sea Region

FlatPak

Nora Schmidt

26.11.2008

Industrially prefabricated and modular dwellings have long since established themselves, in the USA, in particular.

The quiet revolution

Nora Schmidt

26.11.2008

There are now a number of companies on the market which specialise in the development of micro wind turbines that enable individual power generation.

Laboratory of the future in the desert

Cyril Kennel

26.11.2008

In 2015 the world's first carbon neutral city will be ready for occupation near Abu Dhabi. The main role here will be played by pedestrians.

Unsung America: Less Callous in Calais

David Sokol

26.11.2008

The new land port of entry in Calais, Maine, is designed by Robert Siegel Architects

Prefab, High-Concept and Green

Architonic

26.11.2008

THOMAS SMALL is an accomplished cook, so it’s important for him to try new and exotic ingredients every now and then. When it came to the construction of his eco-friendly house, that’s exactly what his architects gave him.

The floating home

NoéMie Schwaller

26.11.2008

In many countries there is a long tradition of living on the water, and even today many people feel the desire to live close to it. For them the solution is a houseboat or floating home, a boat which is anchored in a specific berth and is their

DesignBuildBLUFF

NoéMie Schwaller

26.11.2008

Students from the University of Utah planning for and with families who live below the poverty line

Wooden shacks and delusions of grandeur

Line Numme

13.11.2008

Katrin Greiling currently lives and works as a designer in Dubai, where she constantly tours the city with her camera, recording in her photographs everyday life in this unique cosmopolitan metropolis within the Arab world. A world of contradictions.

Koolhaas Houselife

Nora Schmidt

13.11.2008

The film derives its humorous scenes more from the impact which results when two worlds collide with each other.

Why Do Architects Wear Black?

Susanne Junker

12.11.2008

Cordula Rau has collected the answers to this question given by 100 architects and designers, acquiring in the process an impressive collection of signatures.

LAVA designs Future Hotel showcase

Architonic

10.11.2008

For the future hotel showcase room -part of the Inhaus2 research project- the Fraunhofer IAO (Institute for Work Organisation) approached LAVA to become a project partner responsible for the design and realisation.

104

NoéMie Schwaller

10.11.2008

CENTQUATRE is a place of artistic creation and production. Open to all forms of art, this 39,000 m² (419, 792 sq. feet) space is an original architectural whole in which art meets the public head-on.

Timeless doesn’t necessarily mean boring

NoéMie Schwaller

04.11.2008

When in 1981 Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager hit on the idea of converting a New York flophouse into a luxury hotel, the world was still a very different place.

Winter bathing ship

Susanne Junker

03.11.2008

At the moment the bathing ship in the East harbour of Berlin, one of Berlin's most attractive open-air pools, is being made ready for the winter.

Fuller Houses

Susanne Junker

30.10.2008

R. Buckminster Fuller’s Dymaxion Dwellings and Other Domestic Adventures

Conversations with Mies van der Rohe

Susanne Junker

30.10.2008

In the series "Conversations with ." published by the Princeton Architectural Press, which also includes conversations with Le Corbusier, Louis Khan and Rem Koolhaas, the latest addition is "Conversations with Mies van der Rohe".

Westside

Susanne Fritz

28.10.2008

The history of the shopping mall as we know it today began in the Nineteen Fifties. In Los Angeles Victor Gruen, an architect who had emigrated to the US from Austria, felt the lack of the traditional European city centre with its pedestrian

Schumacher Tower in Abu Dhabi

Nora Schmidt

27.10.2008

Like most LAVA projects the Schumacher Tower represents a form of architecture which integrates complex construction technology and novel digital design methods.

August House

NoéMie Schwaller

24.10.2008

The Joubert Park Project is an attempt at artistic intervention in the most difficult district in Johannesburg.

Omotesando Commercial Complex 2008

NoéMie Schwaller

24.10.2008

UNStudio builds at Meiji dori, a boulevard well known for luxury brand flagship stores

DreamHaus

NoéMie Schwaller

08.10.2008

DreamHaus is a design game which uses architecture as the basis for the study of mathematics, technical planning and physics. It uses the possibility of displaying buildings as systems and enables players to experience architecture by manipulating

After Bird's Nest

NoéMie Schwaller

07.10.2008

HOK has commissioned Squint/Opera to produce a film about the stadium for the London Olympics in 2012.

Torstrasse 166

Nora Schmidt

06.10.2008

An entire house over a number of floors in the heart of the city has been turned into a work of art – yes, it's obvious that we're in Berlin.

The Best Kitchens

Susanne Junker

06.10.2008

The traditional 'domain of the housewife', in which nowadays more and more men are to be found playing with high-tech equipment, has for some time now been a central place.

Everland

NoéMie Schwaller

01.10.2008

When artists design hotel rooms their focus is very different from that of the architect. Their curiosity, visions, objectives and their implementation are influenced by other factors than architectural ones.

Holbæk Harbour

SHL Architects

29.09.2008

schmidt hammer lassen architects win sports and leisure complex and overall plan

UNStudio for Louis Vuitton

NoéMie Schwaller

29.09.2008

UNStudio was commissioned to draw up a concept for the new Louis Vuitton Flagship Store in Japan which would unite the modern and classic qualities of Louis Vuitton and express their essence in architectural form.

Dupli.Casa

Architonic

26.09.2008

Twisted geometry by Jürgen Mayer H.: Villa MRMM near Ludwigsburg, Germany

21_21 Design Sight

NoéMie Schwaller

24.09.2008

The impulse for the creation of 21_21 Design Sight originated during the Isamu Noguchi exhibition in New York. Designer Issey Miyake, architect Tadao Ando and sculptor Noguchi talked about the need for a place where Japanese design could be

Starting with The Universe

NoéMie Schwaller

12.09.2008

Buckminster Fuller’s work at the Whitney Museum of American Art

12 of 13 pages