Rendering to Reality: BIG’s LEGO House Tops Off Brick by Brick
The already iconic LEGO building gets a September opening date.
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Herzog & de Meuron’s LA Arts District Will Take Almost Two Decades to Complete
Herzog & De Meuron team up with California developer SunCal to design a massive mixed-use developmen t in Downtown Los Angeles.
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Transforming Work Environments Into Real Communities: Clive Wilkinson Discusses the Publicis Headquarters in New York
There is no doubt that new technologies are transforming the way we work. As autonomous tools and pl atforms continue to become more portable, powerful and connective, offices are decentralizing, the personal and professional realms are becoming more unified. For those designers charged with fabricating the office for this accelerated and fluid world, this task is…
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Koolhaas Powerhouse: OMA’s Factory Will Bring the Arts to Manchester on a Whole New Scale
The standout characteristic of Koolhaas’ first major public project in the United Kingdom is its ext raordinary scale.
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8 Ways to Fool Your Audience with Hyperrealistic Renderings
These simple tips will help add an extra layer of believability to your visualizations.
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The Life of Architects: When Reality Doesn’t Match the Rendering
The witty juxtaposition in the “What We Design vs. Where We Design” meme reveals a fundamental truth about the work of architects.
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Rendering to Reality: Allied Works Architecture Evokes a Gathering of Acoustic Vessels for Its National Music Centre in Canada
Allied Works Architecture (AWA) has completed its most ambitious project — Studio Bell — the new hom e to Calgary’s National Music Centre of Canada. The 160,000-square-foot project is formed through the connection of nine interlocking towers, featuring a dramatically suspended bridge, which allows the building to straddle over a central road in Calgary. With a…
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A New Approach to Education: Turning Large School Projects Around Faster, Smarter
For more than 50 years, Flansburgh Architects of Boston, Massachusetts has been designing award-winn ing educational projects, some of which encompass a wide range of buildings. “It’s a microcosm of everything,” explains Joseph Marshall, AIA, architect and BIM coordinator at Flansburgh. “Private and international schools with large campuses allow us to design theaters, dormitories, athletic facilities,…
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Back to Black: Richard Meier & Partners Departs From Its Signature White Palette With a Black Glass Tower for New York
Richard Meier & Partners has released renderings for its 42-story residential tower in New York City. Situated on the East River just below the United Nations, 685 First Avenue will be the firm’s tallest New York structure to date. Proposed as a residential building, the tower will include 556 rental apartments along with a range…
