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Autobahn Church Siegerland / Schneider + Schumacher

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Religious Architecture, Churches
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Wilnsdorf, Germany

R50 – Cohousing / ifau und Jesko Fezer + Heide & von Beckerath

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Apartment Interiors, Residential, Coliving
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Berlin, Germany

Office Mindmatters / PARAT

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Offices, Interior Design
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Hamburg, Germany
  • Architects: PARAT
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  360 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2014

Office Building / blocher partners

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Institutional buildings, Office buildings
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Stuttgart, Germany

O25's "Future Logistics Building" Wins Second in Prologis 2030 Competition

OFFICETWENTYFIVEARCHITECTS (O25) has won second prize the Prologis' 2030 Design competition, which challenged participating firms from seven European countries to redefine what logistics buildings may look like in the future.

O25's proposal utilizes a site similar to characteristic distribution sites, under the assumption that future demands will be closely aligned with current one. With this mentality, the design utilizes a greenfield site within close proximity to major transportation systems, but is not directly in the heart of the urban environment. Due to its semi-rural locality, the goal of the design was to create a functional and efficient distribution system that would not compete with, but rather complement, its surroundings, so unsightly features (storage areas) are located underground. Additional nods to the landscape are made by the integration of green space atop the loading bays.

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Gleisdreieck Park / Atelier LOIDL

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Park
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Berlin, Germany

Joseph Pschorr House / Kuehn Malvezzi

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Store
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Munich, Germany

Aedes Architecture Forum Highlights ZAO/standardarchitecture

Berlin's Aedes Architecture Forum will mark the beginning of its 35th Anniversary Program by continuing its focus on Asia and China. With the architect Zhang KeofZAO/standardarchitecture from Beijing, Aedes presents one of the most promising protagonists of a young group of Chinese architects and urban planners with the exhibition 营造 Contemplating Basics. This follows on from the 2001 exhibition TU-MU, in which Aedes presented for the first time, and with global success, the first generation of independent architects in China. At that time, the architects and artists introduced in the exhibition - Yung Ho Chang, Liu Jiarkun, Ai Wei Wei, Wang Shu, Lu Wenyu - were fully unknown in the West, while some have since gone on to become Pritzker Prize winners or internationally renowned artists.

Beiersdorf Children’s Day Care Centre / Kadawittfeldarchitektur

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Day Care
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Hamburg, Germany
  • Architects: Kadawittfeldarchitektur
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  1750 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2013

A space: Lofts in Berlin Mitte / plajer & franz studio

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Refurbishment, Showroom, Interior Design
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Berlin, Germany
  • Architects: plajer & franz studio
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  400 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2014

Coop Housing at River Spreefeld / Carpaneto Architekten + Fatkoehl Architekten + BARarchitekten

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Apartments
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Berlin, Germany

"Narratives of History, Climate, Culture and Place" Abound in David Adjaye Retrospective

Starting January 29th, Munich's Haus der Kunst will host "Form, Heft, Material," a major retrospective of the work of British architect David Adjaye. Co-curated by Okwui Enwezor and Zoe Ryan, the exhibition's broad catalogue reflects Adjaye's diverse career and portfolio, including architectural projects alongside material experiments, research, and furniture design. Through sketches, models, prints, drawings, 1:1 building fragments, film, and text, "Form, Heft, Material" foregrounds Adjaye's work against the rich geographical and social context that frames his design approach.

Haus-Rucker-Co: Architectural Utopia Reloaded

When fears regarding environmental pollution and potential catastrophe were at a high in the 1970s, Haus-Rucker-Co set out to develop a “new concept of architecture.” Based in Vienna, the group was known for their interactive exhibitions and their development of utopian architectural ideas, which showed how people could affect their own environment. Now, their work between 1967 and 1977 is the theme of “Architectural Utopia Reloaded,” the latest exhibition on display at the Haus am Waldsee in Berlin.

Fellows Pavilion - American Academy Berlin / Barkow Leibinger

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Research center
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Berlin, Germany

HAWE Factory Kaufbeuren / Barkow Leibinger

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Factory
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Germany

Kleine Rittergasse 11 / Franken Architekten

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Workshop, Houses, Renovation
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Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Hambach Castle / Max Dudler

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Extension, Heritage
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Neustadt, Germany

Meet the Film Industry's Most Successful Architect in Deutsche Kinemathek's Latest Exhibition

Although his name may not appear in most architectural history books, Sir Kenneth Hugo Adam has influenced architecture for over fifty years. Better known as Ken Adam, he has been responsible for the production design of over 70 films in his career, most notably for his work on the James Bond franchise. The architect of Fort Knox in Goldfinger, the Zero Gravity Satellite in Moonraker, and Super-Tanker Liparus in The Spy Who Loved Me, Adam has shaped architectural design in film since the 1940s.

Adam is the recipient of two British Film Academy Awards, including one for Dr. Strangelove, and in 2003 became the first film production designer to receive a knighthood. He has been at the helm of some of the world's most well-known and influential films – from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang to Crimes of the Heart – and his drawings are now on display for the first time. In 2012, Sir Adam donated his entire body of work to the Deutsche Kinemathek in his home city of Berlin, where the first retrospective of his work is now on display, entitled 'Bigger Than Life: Ken Adam's Film Design.'

Find out more about Adam's vast body of work after the break

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