- Area: 2700 m²
Rodrigo Frey
Santa Eugenia de Berga Social Housing / BailoRull ADD+ Arquitectura
Schrannenhalle Munich / Oliv Architekten
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Architects: Oliv Architekten
- Area: 1000 m²
- Year: 2011
House A / Vaillo & Irigaray + Beguiristain
Architects: Vaillo & Irigaray + Beguiristain - Antonio Vaillo, Juan Luis Irigaray, Iñigo Beguiristáin Location: Pamplona, Spain Collaborators: Daniel Galar, Josecho Velaz, Javier Gil, Lucía Astrain, Oscar Martínez, Juan Carlos de la Iglesia, Ángel Álvarez, Isabel Franco Built Area: 289 sqm Completion: 2011 Photographs: Iñaki Bergera
Ferreteria O´Higgins / GH+A | Guillermo Hevia
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Architects: GH+A | Guillermo Hevia
- Area: 7170 m²
- Year: 2011
DON´T PUBLISH!!! An Installation Celebrates The Creative Act Of Copying
Modern architecture has a complicated relationship with originality. For centuries, emulating your elders was not only a compliment but a fundamental part of your education. But with the cult of personality surrounding early greats like Loos and Corbusier, everything changed, and emphasis was placed on the “lone genius” who could push the profession forward with a stroke of his (let’s be real, before the ’70s it was usually a “his”) pen. “Due to myths of authorship, and the media’s desire to simplify and personalize the design process, buildings are often attributed to a single person,” writes Sam Jacobs, the founder of UK design office FAT (Fashion Architecture Taste). In reality, great architecture is almost always the product of a team, usually building on the success of their past work.