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Architects: Buró4, Gabriel Verd Arquitectos
- Area: 1569 m²
- Year: 2021
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Professionals: Suringeniería, Dosmore Real Estate
JJP Hospitalaria Office Renovation / Gabriel Verd Arquitectos + Buró4
Multifunctional Sports Hall / Atelier dmb
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Architects: Atelier dmb
- Area: 2000 m²
- Year: 2019
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Professionals: Medek Ákos, Mangel Zoárd, Nyári Ilona
Apartments in Wolf Clearing / studio de.materia
Xiang Restaurant / PERSIMMON HILLS architects
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Architects: PERSIMMON HILLS architects
- Area: 71 m²
- Year: 2020
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Professionals: Tanaka Koumuten, paraguram
FabCafe Nagoya / Suppose Design Office
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Architects: Suppose Design Office
- Area: 280 m²
- Year: 2020
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Manufacturers: Corian, Hidakuma, MORTEX
Bizkorenea Housing / Araiz Floristán Arquitectos
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Architects: Araiz Floristán Arquitectos
- Area: 392 m²
- Year: 2021
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Manufacturers: GRAPHISOFT, Carmave, PERGO, Ytong, Zehnder
From Your Eyes to My Eyes: Selected Places by Aldo Amoretti
The Italian photgrapher, Aldo Amoretti created the initiative to invite people to share their favorite places around the world, with the objective of going beyond his vision and giving the chance to an audience to offer a different perspective of buildings and places.
Hygge Space / Lez. Arquitetura
Medical Care Home / K&+ Architecture Globale
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Architects: K&+ Architecture Globale
- Area: 3902 m²
- Year: 2019
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Manufacturers: Wienerberger
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Professionals: Acte 2 Paysage
"Pictures Tell A Truth": Behind The Scenes With Niveditaa Gupta
In this episode of “Behind the Scenes”, where we showcase the work of visionary photographers and ask about their experiences beyond what is seen by the public, we are presenting Niveditaa Gupta, an architectural photographer, and filmmaker based in New Delhi, India. Through her photos, she looks to create visuals that can prompt a discourse about architecture itself.
Kindergarten Ramsau / Baukooperative
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Architects: Baukooperative
- Area: 536 m²
- Year: 2018
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Professionals: Susanna Freiß, Planungsbüro BM Riha, Maler Schmied GmbH
Lost Architecture: Exploring Unbuilt Masterpieces, One Half House by John Hejduk
What if we could visit any building, regardless of whether it was ever built? Or, even after it has been demolished? This video and link below focus on a single house — the One Half House — designed by John Hejduk, to resurrect and explore. It uses the program Enscape to walk through the building in order to preserve and distribute the experience of architecture that does not exist in built form. The video offers a timeline to contextualize the role of the house in John Hejduk’s career and work, an analysis of the building, and initial reactions to walking through the building for the first time. In particular, the One Half House was pivotal for thinking about how architectural volumes might relate in space without the ordering device of a grid or a wall. What magic and other lessons are lurking in the design, hidden until we could experience it?
Secondary School and Auxiliary Buildings of Bangre Veenem School Complex / Albert Faus
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Architects: Albert Faus
- Area: 1747 m²
- Year: 2019
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Professionals: otherstructures, CONCEPT SARL, EWK
Graham Foundation Announces Names of 2021 Individual Grant Recipients
Graham Foundation has released the names of the 2021 Individual Grant recipients - a grant supports innovative ideas in the fields of films, design, digital initiative, research, and exhibitions over the past 65 years. 71 creative individuals from across the world were chosen for their inventive ideas and creations that tackle pressing issues on society.
"Wood Framing is Both an Egalitarian and Open System": In Conversation with US Pavilion Curator Paul Andersen at the 2021 Venice Architecture Biennale
The 17th Venice Architecture Biennale debuted last week, showcasing a diverse and inspiring array of possible answers to the question “How will we live together”. Despite the many hurdles inflicted by the pandemic, this year’s edition of the event broadens the scope and reach of the Biennale, restating its role as a platform for inquiry, exploration, and disruptive thinking in architecture. Archdaily had the opportunity to meet in Venice with one of the co-curators of the US Pavilion, architect, author, and University of Illinois professor Paul Andersen, to discuss the idea behind the Pavilion and how it reflects the overarching theme of the Biennale.
Vaulted and Arched Ceilings in Argentine Houses: Examples Using Brick, Wood, and Concrete
A vault is a constructive technique that is achieved by compressing the materials forming it together. While this technique has existed since the time of the ancient Romans, certain types of vaulted ceilings, such as the Catalan or Valencian timbral vault, only reached popularity in some areas of the world at the start of the 19th century thanks to their lost cost and ready availability. With the ability to span over 30 meters and add substantial height to structures, vaulted ceilings became a go-to for the construction of industrial spaces such as workshops, factories, and warehouses.
Heatherwick and Haworth Tompkins Reveal New Olympia Theatre
Haworth Tompkins, Heatherwick Studio and Spparc have shared new details of the first major new London theatre in over 45 years. The Olympia Theatre is part of the £1.3bn redevelopment of the Olympia exhibition center designed by Heatherwick Studio and Spparc. The 1,575-seat venue in west London will be operated by Trafalgar Entertainment, and the design includes a five-story building with a stacked auditorium.
A Visual History of New York Told Through Its Diagrams, Maps and Graphics
This article was originally published on Common Edge.
Martin Pederson interviewed this week Antonis Antoniou and Steven Heller, author of Decoding Manhattan, a new book that compiles over 250 architectural maps, diagrams, and graphics of the island of Manhattan in New York City, talking about the origin story of the book, the process of research, and the collaboration.