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Ada Louise Huxtable: “A Look at the Kennedy Center”
Architecture critic Alexandra Lange recently stumbled upon “On Architecture” - an Audible.com collection of over 16 hours of Ada Louise Huxtable’s best writings from the New York Times, New York Review of Books, the Wall Street Journal and more. Displeased with the narration, Lange has taken it upon herself to read Huxtable’s 1971 New York Times critique “A Look at the Kennedy Center” in honor of its “many famous witticisms." Give it a listen, here.
Sigue leyendoLiget Budapest Awards Graeme Massie Architects’ Museum of Ethnography Third Place
Recent participants in the Liget Budapest design competition, Graeme Massie Architects… have taken home third place for their proposed Museum of Ethnography design. The museum, one of five museums planned for the Liget Budapest development, is located at the very corner of Sigue leyendo
Cardedeu / EMC Arquitectura
Architects: EMC Arquitectura
Location: Lago de Coatepeque, El Salvador
Project Team: Walberto Lara, Georgina Alfaro
Project Area: 2446.0 m2
Project Year: 2012
Photographs: Tom Arban Design: Eva Hinds with the collaboration of Javier Rosa
Project Director: Javier Rosa
Visualization: Boris … Sigue leyendo
Location: Lago de Coatepeque, El Salvador
Project Team: Walberto Lara, Georgina Alfaro
Project Area: 2446.0 m2
Project Year: 2012
Photographs: Tom Arban Design: Eva Hinds with the collaboration of Javier Rosa
Project Director: Javier Rosa
Visualization: Boris … Sigue leyendo
Competition Entry: Sang-Uk & Heeyun’s Proposal for Copenhagen’s New Modern Library
Sang-Uk & Heeyun has shared with us their entry for the AWR Copenhagen New Modern Library Competition. Centered around park, sea, and the city, the undulating ribbed library aims to connect to its surroundings seamlessly. “The form of building reflects the idea of… Sigue leyendo
Holiday Vibes Inspired by the Charming Lo Stazzo Country House in Sardinia
Perfect looking and holiday-inspiring, Lo Stazzo Country House in Sardinia, Italy is one of those properties that beckons to be discovered up-close and personal. The five-bedroom countryside villa is situated just a few minutes from Porto Cervo, a seaside resort in the northern part of the island. Its location provides a high level of privacy, but at […]
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Sigue leyendoFaith & Form’s 2014 Religious Art & Architecture Award Rewards Diversity in Religious Design
Originally published by The Huffington Post as “These Religious Architecture Award Winners Evoke The Sacred In Unconventional Ways,” this article reveals the winners in the 2014 Religious Art & Architecture Award run by Faith & Form, an organization …
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PN House / ZD+A
Architects: ZD+A
Location: Federal District, Mexico
Architect In Charge: Yuri Zagorin Alazraki
Project Area: 472 sqm
Project Year: 2011
Photographs: Yoshihiro Koitani, Rafael Gamo Collaborators: Jesse Rafael Méndez Hernández, Felipe Buendía Hegewisch, Maribel Jiménez Castillo
Construction: Fernando Ibarra Huerta, Luís … Sigue leyendo
Location: Federal District, Mexico
Architect In Charge: Yuri Zagorin Alazraki
Project Area: 472 sqm
Project Year: 2011
Photographs: Yoshihiro Koitani, Rafael Gamo Collaborators: Jesse Rafael Méndez Hernández, Felipe Buendía Hegewisch, Maribel Jiménez Castillo
Construction: Fernando Ibarra Huerta, Luís … Sigue leyendo
Why Spaces Shouldn’t Be Described as “Masculine” or “Feminine”
What is the most misused word in the world of architectural writing? Could it be "iconic"? What about "innovative"? The staff over at Curbed have a nomination: referring to spaces as either "masculine" or "feminine." In an op-ed published last month, they write that "the people who write about decor and design need to stop describing spaces with gendered terms," arguing: "Let's say two spaces were written up in a decor blog, and one was described as masculine, and the other feminine. Which would have white walls? Which would have raw concrete floors? ... If these have fairly easy answers, it's because we're in the realm of stereotype."
Sigue leyendoVideo: Rem Koolhaas and Nest CEO Tony Fadell on Architecture and Technology
How will technology that began in Silicon Valley change global urbanism and the elements of architecture? In this video from the 2014 Venice Biennale, inventor, designer and entrepreneur Tony Fadell discusses technology and its emerging impact on architecture with Rem Koolhaas.… Sigue leyendo