Eugenio Ampudia: «El silencio, hoy, es una forma de tomar partido»
Ha sido el último artista en entrar en el «Abierto x Obras» de Matadero-Madrid con una pieza poderosa, y ahora inaugura mini-retrospectiva en el MAC de La Coruña...
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3D printer for small molecules opens access to customized chemistry
Howard Hughes Medical Institute scientists have simplified the chemical synthesis of small molecules, eliminating a major bottleneck that limits...
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Una ‘impresora 3D’ molecular acelerará el desarrollo de fármacos
La síntesis de nuevas moléculas es fundamental para fabricar medicamentos y tecnologías, pero requiere tiempo y habilidad. Revblocks es un aparato que promete...
Renovation of Split-Level Hair Salon & Residential / HAO Design studio
Architects: HAO Design studio
Location: Kaohsiung City, Taiwan
Interior Design: House Design
Area: 315.0 sqm
Year: 2014
Photographs: Hey! Cheese
From the architect.… When we have the first sight of the old house which seems ordinary, we know it has Sigue leyendo →
ArandaLasch and CC ARQUITECTOS give first Emerging Voices lecture of 2015
Last Thursday, the Architectural League of New York launched its 2015 Emerging Voices lecture series with firms ArandaLasch and MANUEL CERVANTES CESPEDES / CC ARQUITECTOS. Architects Benjamin Aranda, Chris Lasch and Manuel Cervantes Cespedes presented... Sigue leyendo →
Angelo, Gordon Europe by Stephen Yablon Architecture
Angelo, Gordon & Co.’s new London offices evoke their excellent reputation in alternative investments and embrace the surrounding Savile Row streetscape throughout. Designed as a hub for their European business, the bright and spirited office... Sigue leyendo →
Archinect Sessions Episode #20: Three Funerals and a Curator
Ten minutes before we sat down to record this week's episode, the Pritzker Prize Laureate was announced – posthumously. The winner, Frei Otto (1925 - 2015), was a German architect whose impressive work and research with lightweight and sustainabl... Sigue leyendo →