How Sharon Davis Rewrote Her Future Through Architecture
What should architecture look like when it is designed specifically for women?
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Emily Nonko
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Designed for Bee Kind: Jaklitsch / Gardner’s Airy Apiary in Tanzania
The New York City-based firm Jaklitsch / Gardner Architects is known for its international scope, wi th several hundred projects throughout North and South America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Now it’s heading to Dodoma, Tanzania, with ambitious plans not just for the central African country’s people, but for its bees as well. Earlier this…
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Building the Blue Planet: A Deep-Dive Into 3XN’s A+Award-Winning Aquarium
The largest aquarium in Northern Europe makes little distinction between the structure and the sea. The Blue Planet, as it’s called, is located along the shores of Kastrup, not far from 3XN's hometown of Copenhagen. The Danish architecture firm designed a whirlpool-shaped building that tied the surrounding natural waterway to the manmade waterways inside the aquarium. This seamless tie between the natural environment and the built one secured 3XN as the Popular Choice winner of this year’s Architizer A+Award for the Culture: Museum category.
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NADAAA and John Wardle Architects on Lessons Learned in Designing a Design School
With 90+ categories and 300+ jurors, the Architizer A+Awards is the world’s definitive archite ctural awards program. In anticipation of the Awards Gala and Phaidon book launch today, May 14, we are pleased to take a closer look at some of the winners of the 2015 Awards program — see all of them here. It’s not…
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One Year Out: A Progress Report on Rebuild by Design
With 90+ categories and 300+ jurors, the Architizer A+Awards is the world’s definitive archite ctural awards program. In anticipation of the Awards Gala and Phaidon book launch on May 14, we are pleased to take a closer look at some of the winners of the 2015 Awards program — see all of them here. Nearly one…
