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Panning the dancer’s long strides as he approaches the monumental museum, Andrew Margeston’s camera offers glimpses of Frank Gehry’s sail-like structure, splashed with color from Daniel Buren’s “Observatory of Light” installation.
As a sequel to Never Built Los Angeles, Metropolis Books’ new publication Never Built New Yorkwas co -written by Greg Goldin and Sam Lubell, both of them architectural critics and historians. The launch of the book was recently hosted at the New York Public Library as a part of the LIVE from the NYPL program, and…
New York is a city full of aging buildings, manufactured in brick, terra cotta, cast iron and other materials vulnerable to time, erosion and gravity. Therefore, it represents a significant market for architects working in preserving, restoring and evaluating the resilience of historic architecture. “Because of the density and because of the amount of people…
In light of strenuous discourse on climate vulnerabilities, strengthening national infrastructure an d the role of architects within urban innovation and sustainability, it is crucial to give attention to and evaluate successful infrastructure that is both conscious of its environment and gives precedence to smart design. Enter NEXT Architects, a Dutch firm founded by Bart Reuser,…
Companies specializing in VR software are making strides in engineering a product that fits within t he work-flow of architecture and construction.
In the summer, New York City-based firm Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates made its mark among San Diego r eal estate, celebrating the opening of Pacific Gate, a 215-unit condominium tower. Built in collaboration with Chris Dikeakos Architects, this 41-story residential project neighbors the Sante Fe Depot, and bears significance for its contribution to the exciting transformation…
An iconic element of brutalist architecture in London, the Barbican Estate stemmed from reconstructi on efforts following World War II. While its relevance and use have been transformed over time — rendering it one of London’s most sought-after residential developments — it remains a fascinating architectural site, full of intricacies and symbolism. In the following video,…
Earlier this month, Italian furniture brand Arper collaborated with Architizer to present a panel of experts who discussed the varying ways design offers value in spaces for living and consumption – from the workplace to retail or travel. Four presenters — Ray Ehscheid, Senior Vice President of Design Services at Bank of America; Julio Braga,…
Move aside, Apple: Microsoft is the next great innovator in tech for designers.