Bryan Young On Materiality and Fabrication in Architecture
“We don’t want people to quite know what they’re seeing,” says Young.
Architectural case studies and material exemplars to spark your creativity and inspire your next project.
“We don’t want people to quite know what they’re seeing,” says Young.
The level of residential density in Montréal’s Plateau neighborhood is sometimes compared to that of Hong Kong. If you have visited both of those cities, that may seem utterly bizarre. Hong Kong is crowded with high-rise skyscrapers and rapid urban development, while Montréal’s Plateau consists of buildings three or four stories high, offering charm, personality…
Zaha Hadid’s Winton Gallery set to open tomorrow in London at the Science Museum takes design inspir ation from the 1939 Handley Page ‘Gugnunc’ airplane.
Philips Lighting is improving energy efficiency while creating comfortable environments.
The €475.9 million project came to be regarded as a symbol of excess and vanity during strained econ omic times.
Architecture has long been designed to support the experience of concerts and musical events, from t he acoustics of gothic churches to modern installations at Burning Man.
Danish firm 3XN Architects’ ‘Beautiful Game of Terraces’ wins the international competition for a cu ltural complex in Wallonia, Belgium.
One of the world’s leaders in rolled zinc for construction is leading the way to educate North Ameri can sheet metal installers about the benefits and characteristics of working with its products. Across the United States and Canada, VMZINC® now offers a comprehensive series of instructional seminars on the use of zinc building materials and related…
Callebaut describes Tao Zhu Yin Yuan — formerly “Agora Tower” — as an “inhabited tree.” Like many of his conceptual structures, this building features a tiered design that leaves ample space for planted vegetation.