Supertall Models: SOM on the Ingenious Engineering Behind Record-Breaking Architecture
Architizer spoke with SOM about the relationship between engineering and architecture and whether or not engineers get the respect that they deserve.
Articles tagged "Interview"
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The Lost Project: Jack Self Uncovers Mies van der Rohe’s Rejected London Skyscraper
Palumbo withheld all physical records of the skyscraper, shrouding the last work of one of architect ure’s greatest figures in obscurity.
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Only If Utilizes Simple Forms to Make Lasting Statements in Architecture
The emergence of New York–based practice Only If wasn’t so much a matter of “if” as “when.”
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Eze Imade Eribo on Her Nuanced, Multidisciplinary Approach to Architecture
“My descent into architecture was really about putting all the pieces together.”
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New York–Based Firm Husband Wife on Married Life in Architecture
"We almost immediately started dreaming and combining our ideas.”
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FOAM on Devising a Decentralized Architecture Office
“We don’t have any conventional projects,” says Ryan King of FOAM.
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Bryan Young On Materiality and Fabrication in Architecture
“We don’t want people to quite know what they’re seeing,” says Young.
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Maker Park: Reimagining North Brooklyn’s Waterfront as a Vibrant Creative Hub
As New York City planners and developers continue to develop the long-neglected waterfronts along th e East River, a new proposal begins to take shape. In North Brooklyn, the former industrial site that was home to the Astral Oil Works refinery has finally been secured by the city after a contested battle to purchase the last…
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Büro Koray Duman on Cultivating “Shock and Surprise” in Architecture
“We were a part of defining the project, not merely the creative problem-solvers.”
