Articles by Eric Baldwin

The parti structures space. A ribbon parti becomes bands, paths and connections to shape circulation , gathering and experience.

The relationship between building envelope and structure remains one of the most important condition s that a designer constructs.

Too often, roofs are the last piece of the puzzle. Typically, architects begin their designs with po werful spatial sequences and material assemblies to define architectural experience. While a roof can be easily overlooked, it is one of the most important elements in shaping our perception of volume, light and boundary. Normally designed within a range…

Diagrid structures are built to frame experience. Today, they are increasingly used across large spa n and high rise buildings.

Architecture frames context. Rooftop pools provide additional amenity space and shift the expected p erspective.

Stone façades bring mass and voids into stark contrast. Slotted stone façades explore this condition around natural light.

With one of the largest campuses in the United States, Stanford has three academic schools that reth ink accepted education models to build new modes of learning.

Silos hold their own weight. Today, they have become iconic landmarks symbolizing history, culture a nd place.

Urban courts open us to our context and each other. Each design embraces the urban milieu to elevate experience.