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"I Am Disappointed in Architects" Shigeru Ban on Socially Conscious Architecture in Louisiana Channel Interview

Nour Fakharany — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 05:30:00 +0000

In a recent interview with Louisiana Channel, acclaimed Japanese architect Shigeru Ban shared his perspectives on architecture, his journey in the field, and his dedication to socially responsible design. Known for his innovative use of materials such as paper and timber, Ban has spent much of his career creating solutions for disaster-stricken communities and displaced populations around the world.

Shigeru Ban Architects Unveils "Paper Log House" on Display at Philip Johnson's Glass House

Nour Fakharany — Fri, 26 Apr 2024 05:30:00 +0000

Shigeru Ban Architects, in collaboration with The Glass House and The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture of the Cooper Union, have just revealed “Shigeru Ban: The Paper Log House at The Glass House.” This collaborative installation opened on April 15th and is on display until December 15th, 2024, welcoming more than 13,000 annual visitors. This year, students from The Cooper Union actively participated in the making of this structure as part of the university’s Building Technology Course.

Call for Submissions: Fetishes and Obsessions and Trends (Oh My!) — Paprika! Volume 5, Issue 7

Rene Submissions — Mon, 30 Sep 2019 13:19:00 +0000

Although the field of architecture likes to think it is cutting-edge, adamantly liberal, and on the forefront of history, we still look towards the compulsive tendencies of the glorified visionary, their revolutionary thoughts, illuminating process, and iconic vision.

The Golden Age of 3D Printing: Innovations Changing the Industry

Megan Schires — Fri, 11 Jan 2019 07:30:00 +0000

3D printing itself is no longer a new technology, but that hasn’t stopped researchers and innovators around the world from coming up with new applications and opportunities. Some experiments with new materials have been driven by sustainability concerns and others are simply the result of imagination and creativity. Others have chosen to invest their time utilizing more traditional materials in new ways. Materials, however, are just the beginning. Researchers have developed new processes that allow the creation of objects that were previously impossible to print and, on a larger scale, new building typologies are being tested - including a Mars habitat!

Sacred Architecture Models Crafted from Hand-Cut Paper by Michael Velliquette

Niall Patrick Walsh — Fri, 10 Aug 2018 12:30:00 +0000

American artist Michael Velliquette has produced his latest series of paper-based artwork, creating intricate paper models of sacred architecture. His hand-cut paper shapes are assembled into complex forms “akin to sacred architecture and three-dimensional mandalas.”

This Instagram Account Uses Paper Cut-Outs to Turn Architecture Into Surreal Scenes

Evan Pavka — Tue, 01 May 2018 08:00:00 +0000

Have you ever thought a building looked suspiciously similar to a futuristic tank? Or, perhaps a gothic spire was eerily reminiscent of a matchstick? You’re not alone. Rich McCor, aka paperboy, has been traveling the world since 2015 filling his Instagram account with whimsical photographs of black paper cut-outs that transform often serious works of architecture into playful cartoon-like images.

These Japanese Memo Pads Reveal Architectural Sites As Each Sheet is Removed

Patrick Lynch — Tue, 16 Jan 2018 12:10:00 +0000

Architecture lovers and amateur archaeologists take note – or rather, get ready to take notes.

Open Call: Cartasia International Paper Biennale

Rene Submissions — Thu, 05 Oct 2017 01:30:00 +0000

cartasia, the international paper Biennale, is looking for artists and designers from around the world to collaborate and create works of art, sculptures, exhibitions and performances, through the medium of paper and following the theme chosen for the next edition: Chaos and Silence. Cartasia takes place in the beautiful city of Lucca between August and September 2018.

A21studio Uses Bamboo and Poonah Paper to Build Cocoon Inspired Pavilion in Vietnam

Sabrina Santos — Tue, 12 Jul 2016 06:00:00 +0000

Architect Nguyen Hoa Hiep of a21 studio, in collaboration with Saigon architecture students, have created a cocoon-inspired pavilion. This exhibition is organized annually by Handhome.net in Vietnam in order to connect older generations of architects with students.

Exhibition: Finding Form

Rene Submissions — Thu, 04 Feb 2016 11:00:00 +0000

Finding Form is a co-show art event showcasing the works of Jeff Morrical, Jeff Guiducci & Carmelia Chiang, all working as architects in Los Angeles.

Morrical's work, The Folded Ocean, incorporates single sheet sculptures shaped by folds and gravity. Guiducci & Chiang's work, Tangential Mode, demonstrates the many possibilities of extraordinary form through the use of a most ordinary material - PVC piping.

The opening reception took place on Jan 23, 2016 and will be open to the public through Feb 13, 2016 at Design Matters Gallery in West Los Angeles. (11527 W. Pico Blvd).

Create Your Own Holiday Scenes With Rich McCor's Paper Cutouts

Sabrina Santos — Sun, 06 Dec 2015 08:00:00 +0000

After reimagining famous landmarks with paper cutouts, photographer Rich McCor is back, this time with holiday-themed scenes based in London’s Covent Garden.

Famous Landmarks Reimagined with Paper Cutouts

Sabrina Santos — Sun, 25 Oct 2015 14:00:00 +0000

For the past few months, Rich McCor has been traveling around the world reimagining famous landmarks with paper cutouts.

Ball-Nogues Compostable "Pulp Pavilion" Brings Shade to Coachella

Karissa Rosenfield — Mon, 20 Apr 2015 15:00:10 +0000

To demonstrate the structural potential of "pulp," Ball-Nogues Studio built an experimental reclaimed paper pavilion this year at Coachella. The lightweight, self-supported structure, known as the "Pulp Pavilion," was made from a low-cost blend of recycled paper, water and pigment sprayed onto lattices of organic rope. After its use as a place of refuge for festival goers, it will be either composted or recycled. See the pavilion illuminated at night, after the break.

Japanese Artist Hand-Crafts Intricate Three Dimensional Paperscapes

Jennifer Whelan — Sat, 23 Aug 2014 01:00:00 +0000

Japanese artist Katsumi Hayakawa's "Paperworks" exhibition explores the impression of architectural density through delicate three-dimensional installations. The intricate sculptures were all hand-crafted piece by piece out of paper and glue, creating an awe-inspiring assemblage of multi-layered urban conditions at different scales. For more information and images, keep reading after the break.

TEDxTokyo: Emergency Shelters Made from Paper / Shigeru Ban

Karissa Rosenfield — Wed, 14 Aug 2013 00:00:00 +0000

Disappointed that most architecture is built for the privileged, rather than society, Shigeru Ban has dedicated much of his career to building affordable, livable and safe emergency shelters for post-disaster areas. As described by TED: