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Oiselle Flagship Store / goCstudio

Store
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Seattle, United States

Oiselle Flagship Store / goCstudio - StoreOiselle Flagship Store / goCstudio - Store, TableOiselle Flagship Store / goCstudio - Store, Facade, Door, LightingOiselle Flagship Store / goCstudio - Store, BedroomOiselle Flagship Store / goCstudio - More Images+ 9

CLTHouse / atelierjones

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Houses
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Seattle, United States

Madison Park Residence / Capsule

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Houses
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Seattle, United States

New Seattle Proposal Caps I-5 Freeway With a Two Mile Park

New Seattle Proposal Caps I-5 Freeway With a Two Mile Park - Featured Image
Courtesy of Patano Studio Architecture

Patano Studio Architecture has created a proposal for a 45-acre, two-mile park spanning over the top of the Interstate-5 freeway in Seattle. Called C.A.P., the plan “proposes a city-wide architectural infrastructure solution to multiple issues facing the fast growing city.”

Ritual House of Yoga / goCstudio

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Wellbeing, Renovation, Interior Design
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Seattle, United States

Likelihood / Best Practice Architecture

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Store, Interior Design
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Seattle, United States

Eye Eye Care and Clinic / Best Practice Architecture

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Healthcare, Store, Interior Design
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Seattle, United States

Stair House / David Coleman

Stair House / David Coleman - Houses, Kitchen, Facade, Door, Table, Chair, CountertopStair House / David Coleman - Houses, Garden, FacadeStair House / David Coleman - Houses, Bedroom, Door, Facade, BedStair House / David Coleman - Houses, Stairs, Fence, Handrail, Beam, LightingStair House / David Coleman - More Images+ 20

Houses
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Seattle, United States
  • Architects: David Coleman
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  2400 ft²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2013

The Greenest Home on the Block / Caron Architecture + Dwell Development

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Houses
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Seattle, United States

Janus Residence / Workshop AD

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Houses
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Seattle, United States
  • Architects: Workshop AD
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  2983 ft²

18th Ave City Homes / Malboeuf Bowie Architecture

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Houses
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Seattle, United States

The Architectural Lab: A History Of World Expos

The Architectural Lab: A History Of World Expos - Featured Image
The Universal Exposition of 1889. Image © Wikimedia Commons

World Expos have long been important in advancing architectural innovation and discourse. Many of our most beloved monuments were designed and constructed specifically for world’s fairs, only to remain as iconic fixtures in the cities that host them. But what is it about Expos that seem to create such lasting architectural landmarks, and is this still the case today? Throughout history, each new Expo offered architects an opportunity to present radical ideas and use these events as a creative laboratory for testing bold innovations in design and building technology. World’s fairs inevitably encourage competition, with every country striving to put their best foot forward at almost any cost. This carte blanche of sorts allows architects to eschew many of the programmatic constraints of everyday commissions and concentrate on expressing ideas in their purest form. Many masterworks such as Mies van der Rohe’s German Pavilion (better known as the Barcelona Pavilion) for the 1929 Barcelona International Exposition are so wholeheartedly devoted to their conceptual approach that they could only be possible in the context of an Exposition pavilion.

To celebrate the opening of Expo Milano 2015 tomorrow, we’ve rounded up a few of history’s most noteworthy World Expositions to take a closer look at their impact on architectural development.

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Garden Pavilion / Robert Edson Swain Architecture + Design

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Pavilion
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Seattle, United States

Reclaimed Modern / Julian Weber Architects

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Houses
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Seattle, United States
  • Architects: Julian Weber Architects
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  292 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2014
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Grohe, Sherwin-Williams, Atrium Corporation, Minka Lavery, NovuStone, +3

Capitol Hill Loft Renovation / SHED Architecture & Design

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Housing, Refurbishment
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Seattle, United States

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Unveils Janet Echelman's Latest Work: "Impatient Optimist” in Seattle

A new aerial sculpture by renowned artist Janet Echelman has been installed at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation campus in Seattle. Entitled "Impatient Optimist," the sculpture consists of a custom net structure suspended above the courtyard, resulting in an ethereal floating surface which seems to defy gravity. The award-winning artist's piece hovers above the city as a symbol of connectivity and stands as a testament to the impact an individual can have on a broader scale.

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Burke Gilman House / Stettler Design

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Houses
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Seattle, United States
  • Architects: Stettler Design
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  2300 ft²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2012
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Rainier, Resolute

Madison Park Tree House / First Lamp

Madison Park Tree House / First Lamp - Houses, Door, Table, ChairMadison Park Tree House / First Lamp - Houses, FacadeMadison Park Tree House / First Lamp - Houses, Beam, Table, ChairMadison Park Tree House / First Lamp - Houses, Door, FacadeMadison Park Tree House / First Lamp - More Images+ 16

Houses
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Seattle, United States
  • Architects: First Lamp
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  3200 ft²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2014