DESSA Architectural Gallery, Ljubljana, Slovenia

DESSA Architectural Gallery, Ljubljana, Slovenia

DESSA Architectural Gallery, Ljubljana, Architecture and City. ‘How to shape the city through architecture’ – the architect Jordi Badia, curator of the Catalan and Balear Pavilion at the XIII Venice Biennale of Architecture, showcases his architecture work at Dessa Gallery.

National Art Center Tokyo Building

National Art Center Tokyo Building

The architects for this building in Roppongi, Minato were Kishō Kurokawa Architects & Associates; Nihon Sekkei Inc. The National Art Center Tokyo is one of the last works of the Japanese architect Kishō Kurokawa

Tel Aviv Museum of Art: Herta and Paul Amir

The Tel Aviv Museum of Art holds a comprehensive collection of Israeli art, representing all major trends and artists. A selection of some 250 of these works, dating from 1906 to the present, will be on view in the Amir Building, presented in 18,500 sqft of galleries, in the country’s largest permanent installation of Israeli art.

Design Museum Holon: Ron Arad Tel Aviv

The building shows exhibitions about Israeli design, and on our visit was showing bathing suits and related designs. The structure is located on the edge of the traditional city centre, in a cultural quarter which is yet to complete.

Bayview Village Art Gallery Toronto

Bayview Village Art Gallery Toronto

“We work the clay in the shape of a vase, for it is precisely where there is nothing that the effectiveness of the vase resides. We make openings for doors and windows to make a house, for it is precisely where there is nothing that the effectiveness of the house resides.

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Arkansas

Located in the heart of the new Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art (Moshe Safdie, 2011) in Bentonville, Arkansas, USA, the museum store is an insertion by Marlon Blackwell Architect into an existing 3,040 square foot curved concrete space.

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Arkansas

Store at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art

The new Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art designed by Moshe Safdie in 2011 in Bentonville, Arkansas, USA. The mission of this American institution is to welcome all to celebrate the American spirit in a setting that unites the power of art with the beauty of nature.

Taipei City Museum of Art: NTCArt Taiwan

Taipei City Museum of Art 1

The New Taipei City Museum of Art is designed as an association with a crane (bird as a symbol of longevity), which embodies the concept of the nature and human needs for arts, into one building structure.

Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven building

Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven building

Yale University Art Gallery Architecture, Connecticut building architect, CO Louis Kahn design Yale University Art Gallery : New Haven Architecture Connecticut Building by Louis Kahn at Yale, northeast USA – revisions by Ennead Architects December 10 + 7, 2012 Renovated and Expanded Yale Art Gallery to Open on December 12, 2012 Grand Opening Of Reinstalled … Read more

Kunsthalle Mannheim: Architecture Competition

The architects von Gerkan, Marg and Partners (gmp) have been awarded the contract to design the new Kunsthalle Mannheim. This was the decision made by the Kunsthalle‘s jury in Mannheim on Monday 3 December 2012.

UCL Art Galleries University College London

Burwell Deakins Architects has completed the transformation of the historic Octagon and Flaxman galleries at University College London (UCL), showcasing never displayed before objects from the University’s collection to staff, students and the general public.

Parrish Art Museum Building, Long Island

Parrish Art Museum, Long Island New York

The starting point for the new Parrish Art Museum is the artist’s studio in the East End of Long Island. We set the basic parameters for a single gallery space by distilling the studio’s proportions and adopting its simple house section with north-facing skylights

Vedeggio-Cassarate Gallery, Lugano tunnel

Vedeggio-Cassarate Gallery - Lugano Building

Tunnels are “wounds” inflicted on geology to facilitate human movements. Their history is ancient, glorious and gory, but today techniques have been refined to the point of making the excavation similar to endoscopic surgery.