Paul Keskeys
Which of the many tech developments unveiled throughout the last 12 months are merely gimmicks that will disappear as fast as they arrived, and which are here to stay, becoming permanent fixtures within professional practice?
Libeskind's impromptu bursts of creativity have led to the building of icons.
These simple tips will help add an extra layer of believability to your visualizations.
Serge Najjar’s home city is one of his greatest sources of inspiration, and he seeks to capture its diverse architectural fabric via this series of striking abstract photographs.
Architizer’s A+Awards makes a point of celebrating great works of unbuilt architecture, with powerfu l conceptual proposals invited for every typology.
The strength of any great fictional universe is defined by a visually rich built environment
“Generative design involves finding high-level goals and constraints and using the power of computat ion to explore thousands and thousands of design options,” explains research scientist David Benjamin.
The varied texture, color and shape of brick causes architects to continuously explore new and unexp ected applications that harness this versatile material.
So, how did you do? Compare your answers with the list below and let us know in the comments! 1. MAX XI Museum by Zaha Hadid Architects, Rome, Italy 2. Norwegian Wild Reindeer Pavilion by Snøhetta, Hjerkinn, Norway 3. Cidada da Cultura by Peter Eisenman, Santiago de Compostela, Spain 4. LACMA by Peter Zumthor, Los Angeles,…