Posted on May 20th 2013, 06:00 PM
© Tom Rossiter
Arquitectos: SMNG-A Architects
Ubicación: Lakeside, Michigan, USA
Superficie: 41 m2
Año Proyecto: 2012
Fotografías: Tom Rossiter, Cortesía de SMNG-A Architects
© Tom Rossiter
La casa original bajo un terreno de 1100 metros cuadrados, se completó en 1986 como un retiro de fin de semana. El estudio del escritor se completó en el 2002. La casa de huéspedes se completó el 2012, ofreciendo un espacio privado para los huéspedes y un estudio a distancia para el propietario....
From Designboom
Posted on May 20th 2013, 05:59 PM
‘funeral home in sant joan despi ‘ by batlle i roig arquitectes, barcelona, spainimage © jordi surrocaall drawings courtesy of batlle i roig arquitectes the new ‘funeral home in sant joan despi’ in the outskirts of barcelona by spanish studio batlle i roig arquitectes is strategically locatedbetween a decaying cemetery and the [...]
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From Complex
Posted on May 20th 2013, 05:56 PM
They are not messing around.
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From Archinect
Posted on May 20th 2013, 05:45 PM
In his first solo exhibition in a New York museum since 1980, American artist James Turrell sets out to reimagine the iconic rotunda of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Guggenheim Museum in a dramatic transformation. The luminous and immersive site-specific work, Aten Reign, will be part of the upcoming exhibition James Turrell at NYC's Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum which opens on June 21, 2013.
From Archinect
Posted on May 20th 2013, 05:44 PM
The institution launched its consolidation in 2007 by hiring the star architect Winy Maas of the hot Dutch architecture firm of MVRDV to design the project.The effort then hit numerous snags, including the worst recession since the Depression, and the revelation in 2008 that the Maas expansion design... would be too costly.The Philadelphia architecture firm of Burt, Hill, originally hired to help realize the Maas design, became the lead designer.
From Archinect
Posted on May 20th 2013, 05:37 PM
A lot of Chinese people look up to the West as an ideal, so the construction of these towns could be seen as a way of accelerating their progress; a quick way of achieving through emulation.
From Archinect
Posted on May 20th 2013, 05:30 PM
Penn State professor of architecture James Wines, founder and president of SITE, will be honored this fall with the National Design Award for Lifetime Achievement from the Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum. He is being recognized for his work in design of site-specific structures that engage information about the environment, including buildings, public spaces, environmental art, landscapes, master plans, interiors, video productions, graphics and product designs. His work has attracted international attention since 1970, influencing the design of environmentally oriented buildings, interiors, gardens and public spaces throughout the world.
Cooper-Hewitt’s National Design Awards honor lasting achievement in American design and are bestowed in recognition of excellence, innovation and enhancement of the quality of life. First launched at the White House in 2000 as an official project of the White House Millennium Council, the annual awards program celebrates des...
From Designapplause
Posted on May 20th 2013, 05:17 PM
Really doing one of these shows decently is a matter of putting some hours of thought into it alas.Many of the firms showing at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair also have showrooms in SoHo or other areas downtown from its site, the Javits Convention Center. But while Vitra, Artek and many others chose to take space at the fair as well, American stalwarts Herman Miller and Knoll were not to be found. Such absences suggest that despite some 600 attendees, the fair celebrating its twentieth...
From Archinect
Posted on May 20th 2013, 05:14 PM
In my last semester at Taubman College I had the privilege of taking an amazing drawing class with one of the school’s foremost experts on drawing and representation, Perry Kulper. His work has been published extensively, in addition to several posts here on archinect.
For the purposes of the drawing seminar, the work was split up into (4) drawing assignments which explored various methods of using drawing as a generative operation, instead of merely a representational one.
At the end of the semester we held an exhibition to showcase the most interesting work. The majority of the work showcased was from our last two assignments, “generative removal” and “real slow.” Each of the drawing projects involved a large commitment of both time and energy from myself and my fellow classmates. A commitment that, at least in my opinion, was paid back 10x by the final work.
Generative Removal
This work focuses on erasure as a means of generating an arch...From Materialicious
Posted on May 20th 2013, 05:09 PM
From Complex
Posted on May 20th 2013, 05:08 PM
A solo exhibition of daily inspirations.
From Materialicious
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