Design: Hironari Itoi of sside architects. This plan began in a heavily populated residential area. The are contains a swatch of mid and high rise buildings, meaning there is not much light left over for the low-risers.
Design: Schwartz and Architecture. Despite an extremely steep, almost undevelopable, wooded site, this house creates a fully accessible indoor/outdoor dwelling to allow an aging family member to remain close by at home.
Design: BIG Architects “How can architecture create communities?” The title of a Bjarke Ingels talk captures BIG’s ambition for a site on downtown Toronto’s King Street West.
The owner of John Lautner’s Beverly Hills space-age masterpiece – James Goldstein – has promised the estate and its contents to Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA).
Design: KVA. Modern-era buildings are aging on campuses across America, due to obsolete building codes that cannot meet contemporary envelope, seismic, public access and energy requirements.
Design: Dr. Margot Krasojevic. The light’s frame is printed in ceramic, the inner network of chambers hold the LED’S, directing and choreographing light through the entire structure
Design: Renato D’Ettorre Architects: set on on of Sydney’s stunning waterways, the design of this house attempts to blur the boundary between the inside and the outside whilst maintaining a strong sense of distinction between privacy and openness.
Design: ColladoCollins Architects
Meyer Homes has been granted planning consent by Bath and Northeast Somerset Council to redevelop the former Bath Press site.
SCI-Arc appoint Graham Harman, Ph.D. to its Liberal Arts Faculty. Also, MAIN EVENT 12 will take place March 12 at Sound Nightclub in Hollywood.
Design: OB Architecture. The architects were invited to design the refurbishment of a derelict workshop building as a headquarters for a British automotive company specialising in the servicing, restoration and racing of cars.
Design: MVRDV
Located in the heart of Beijing, the 44.000 sqm Chongwenmen M -cube aims to become a centralised hub for retail, cuisine and leisure on what is known as one of the City’s busiest areas.
Design: HNTB architects. Back in 2006, commissioned architects for what was the new Candlestick Park. The eventual stadium location was 40 miles away. Recently the LEED gold certified Levi’s Stadium hosted 75,000 fans and 100 million plus viewers at home for Super Bowl 50.
Australia to host landmark gathering of architects from Asia Pacific
As the Asia Pacific experiences unprecedented urban growth, architects will play a critical role in shaping the future of cities across the region. The diversity of its people and countries will be explored in the Asia Pacific Architecture Forum.
Design: ihrmk, Architects. Inspired by the local ‘Tanada’, the terraced paddy field. “This house become a passage of landscape which can feel difference of light, wind, sound and width of the sky.”