Paneled to Perfection: A Striking Latticework Façade Rises in the Heart of Tokyo
The project’s exterior is a nod to the Japanese traditional craft pattern of sukashibori.
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The project’s exterior is a nod to the Japanese traditional craft pattern of sukashibori.
We conducted interviews with the inhabitants of a noteworthy building to better understand how they interact with, perceive or react to design features on a daily basis.
It is possible that if Corbusian developments like 1520 Sedgwick didn’t have ample, well-maintained public spaces, then hip-hop never would have had a place to grow.
At long last, architecture’s most ubiquitous BIM application has coupled up with one of the professi on’s most loved rendering plug-ins.
“The emotions you are left with in a building are what interest me,” says architectural photographer Rory Gardiner.
Deadlines give you the thrill of finishing something.
Ronen Bekerman is an industry leader in Architectural Visualization who hosts in-depth tutorials on his specialist blog. Architizer is pleased to present a selection of these guides written by some of the world’s best rendering artists. Rendering expert Diego Querol shared his beautiful “Arts & Crafts” images back in 2015 on the Ronen Bekerman forums.…
The Shore Hotel on Ocean Avenue in Santa Monica, California, is not just a clever name. Designed by Gensler, the U-shaped building affords equal views of the Pacific Ocean — directly across the street — from all 164 guest rooms. It serves as a fitting reminder of the boutique hotel’s commitment to environmental stewardship. In…
These photos of ice-engulfed lighthouses are sure to send shivers down your spine. Formed under very specific circumstances, these pasty kraken emerge annually on the shoreline of Lake Michigan each winter. Their alluring formations are enough to entice the hot-weather-loving photographer, Tom Gill, to photograph their sculptural encasings every year. To grow your very own…