Paul Keskeys
Architizer is excited to announce that the 4th annual A+Awards is now open for entries! the opportun ities to get your project recognized are greater than ever, with over 100 prize categories including Architecture +Light. Get your work celebrated on a global stage: Find out how to enter your project here. “Architecture which enters into a…
Building tomorrow presents the contemporary trends in building design and the global forces driving them forward, using Architizer’s annual A+Awards submissions as the benchmark. The data is creatively visualized to provide valuable insights for designers, retailers, and any industry working to create experiential designs. Download the full report for free at www.psfk.com/report/building-tomorrow. Congregating and connecting…
When Mies van der Rohe uttered those three famous words “less is more,” he encapsulated the founding philosophy of an entire architectural genre, and nowhere does that phrase feel more poignant than in the quaint, tree-lined streets of New Canaan, Connecticut. In this small town, Philip Johnson’s Glass House — inspired by Van der Rohe’s…
While Steve Jobs lives on this week through Danny Boyle’s sweeping biopic, his design philosophies r emain as palpable as ever in the built environment, courtesy of some fittingly futuristic commercial architecture. Visuals for Apple’s third Silicon Valley campus were unveiled this week, proposed by the same firm that conceived the tech giant’s first California home…
The 4th annual Architizer A+Awards are now open for entries! Help us celebrate great architecture an d get your designs recognized on a global stage: Find out how to submit your project here. To celebrate the launch of this year’s A+Awards — the world’s largest awards program for architecture and products — we asked the winners…
‘Building Tomorrow’ presents the contemporary trends in building design and the global forces drivin g them forward, using Architizer’s annual A+AWARDS submissions as the benchmark. The data is creatively visualized to provide valuable insights for designers, retailers, and any industry working to create experiential designs. Download the full report for free at www.psfk.com/report/building-tomorrow. The world is…
At the intersection between art and architecture, some unexpected moments of inspired design can eme rge, and so it proved in Milan, Italy, this summer: in partnership with architectural firm BDP, artist Wolfgang Buttress has scooped the International Prize for Best Pavilion Architecture for his UK Pavilion at the 2015 World EXPO in Milan. The structure…
One of the most remarkable models in the opening room of British architect David Adjaye’s first majo r exhibition in the United States — a comprehensive mid-career survey at the Art Institute of Chicago — is that for “Elektra House.” However, it isn’t notable so much for its radical design as for the completion date printed…
Richard Rogers of Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners is known in London, United Kingdom, for his high-q uality exhibitions of structural expressionism, buildings such as NEO Bankside offering commercial space that blends his distinctive industrial language with a luxury office environment. Recently, though, the British architect completed a project in the capital with very different requirements:…