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Situated in a fast-developing area of Rogers, Arkansas, USA, this pediatric clinic establishes a strong landmark along South 52nd Street, the main commercial corridor in the area. The south façade forms an identity ‘billboard’, a cayenne form wraps the entire elevation at second level.
Camp Wood is a high quality outdoor education for youth throughout Kansas, USA, in an endangered ecosystem at Tallgrass Prairie, KS. The graduate level Design+Make Studio at Kansas State University developed robust forms and spaces within this beautiful landscape.
Free tours of iconic Frank Lloyd Wright architecture at global headquarters in Racine, Wisconsin, USA, during the 2017 Chicago Architecture Biennial. SC Johnson’s Administration Building is the only FLW–designed functional office space in the world.
With a stunning floor-to-ceiling glass facade and efficiently engineered floorplans that deliver unobstructed, 360-degree views including the scenic James River. The building contains a massive mural of the James River rapids by Mickett/Stackhouse Studios, USA
Design: LMN Architects – $52.8 m PACCAR Environmental Technology Building at Washington State University in Pullman, Washington, USA, brings to life the vision of WSU’s Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture and the pursuit of interdisciplinary research related to sustainability concerns.
The Price Company’s executive offices and corporate apartment remain largely in their original condition or have been restored to approximate their original state. After PTAC’s sensitive restoration Price Tower was designated a National Historic Landmark in 2007.
Anchored by the Omaha Marriott Downtown at the Capitol District, the Capitol District to bring apartments, retail, office and outdoor space to downtown Omaha, USA
Gemma Observatory Southern New Hampshire, rural North East American building design by Anmahian Winton Architects in the mountains this building sits at the end of a steep, half-mile gravel drive. It is situated at the center of a three-mile radius “dark” landscape with very little light pollution, USA.
A 20,000-sqft space in a historic cast-iron building in downtown Louisville’s West Main Street Historic District. The gut-renovation aimed to restore strength and clarity of the original building whilst creating a dynamic new space for contemporary art and performance.
The top four firms in Architectural Record’s yearly ranking held tight to their places from 2016, reports the Architectural Record. AECOM, Perkins+Will, and Jacobs followed San Francisco–based Gensler, which clinched the No. 1 spot for the sixth year in a row, seeing more than $1.19 billion in revenue—an increase of more than $100 million since 2015.
Design: Walker Warner Architects – the thoughtfully designed wine tasting pavilions are sustainably built and one with nature.
Design: Stanley Saitowitz | Natoma Architects Inc. – the design of a contemporary art museum can be described by two opposite approaches. One is to be works of art in themselves. The other is to be a jewel box showing of its beautiful treasures.
Employees have no assigned desks. “Ponies”, as Fast Horse worker are known, are encouraged not to occupy the same seat two days in a row and are encouraged to extend their “work space” beyond the office to the coffee shop, bar, or home.
Design: Diebel and Company | Architects. Windows, doors and clerestories in the living areas of this Silicon Valley house allow natural light to get deep into the interiors of the home. The internal spaces of the property focus on the exterior yard, and tranquil landscape.
Architects: LLoyd Russell AIA – this new residence is all about addressing the conditions we face now by incorporating sustainable materials, energy efficiency and environmental sensibilities.
Design: The Living, Architects – commissioned by Princeton University, this lab is a simple but futuristic building hosting research on the future of buildings. Just as biologists use an electron microscope to study organisms, architects will use this structure to study buildings and construction systems.
The architecture breaks with the sports museum conventions of bright colors and bold logos in favor of a more sophisticated building form and a lighter, more reductive materials palette of structural glass, honed black concrete and aluminum. This allows the building to remain deferential to the fieldhouse during the day and gives it more versatility of use.