House in Buenos Aires by Guillermo Radovich
Posted in: UncategorizedBuenos Aires studio Guillermo Radovich Arquitecto have wrapped an existing brick house in Buenos Aires in a band of white concrete. (more…)
Shenzhen Hong Kong Biennale photos
Posted in: UncategorizedHere are some more installations on show at the Shenzhen & Hong Kong bi-city Biennale of Urbanism/Architecture in China this week, including work by Beijing studio MAD, Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto and Los Angeles office Ball Nogues. (more…)
Zagreb Dance Center by 3LHD
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Posted in: UncategorizedThe Unbearable Lightness of Being by Mésarchitectures
Posted in: UncategorizedArchitect Didier Fiuza Faustino of Paris studio Mésarchitectures has installed a pair of swing seats on a billboard frame as part of the Shenzhen & Hong Kong bi-city Biennale of Urbanism/Architecture in China this week. (more…)
Dragen Children’s House by C. F. Møller
Posted in: UncategorizedDanish architects C. F. Møller have completed a kindergarten in Odense, Denmark, where children can clamber around the building over large ramps and apertures in interior walls. (more…)
Chelsea Barracks masterplan designers announced – Building Design
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Dezeenwire: architects Squire & Partners, Dixon Jones and landscape architects Kim Wilkie Associates are to design a new masterplan for the Chelsea Barracks redevelopment in London – BDonline
Related: Dezeenwire – Prince’s meddling ‘unconstitutional’ – The Guardian.
Super contemporary interviews: Eva Jiricna
Posted in: UncategorizedIn this video interview filmed by Dezeen for the Design Museum in London, architect Eva Jiricna talks about her move to London in the 1960’s and her big break on the Lloyds building (see movie below). (more…)
Last Minute Pleas Made to Try and Save Remaining Michael Reese Hospital Buildings
Posted in: UncategorizedSpeaking of the architecture of our past, there’s been some past-the-11th-hour movement here in Chicago to save the remaining Walter Gropius-designed buildings that are a part of the Michael Reese Hospital. Despite years of activism to try and save the whole complex, several of the buildings have already met their maker via a wrecking ball and construction crews, but late this past Friday it seemed as though the rest might have a fighting chance as the Illinois Historic Sites Advisory Council voted unanimously to “recommend to federal officials that the hospital’s remaining buildings be named to the National Register of Historic Places.” This doesn’t slow the city down at all in their bulldozing, but should those recommendations go through to the feds quickly enough, the preservationists might still have a chance to save a few more buildings than just the one the city has said it will leave intact. To take a look at what’s there, we recommend checking out Lee Bey’s photographs of the massive campus.
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