Tulou Screen for 'FIVE' by OKAY Studio The Tulou dividing screen is a playful dialogue between the two dimensionality of a flat surface screen and the three dimensional individual triangles made from curved and cupped tulipwood that sit within the screen. Each tulipwood triangle sits perched on a tensile wire and is held in place with a red oak counter balance. The wall of triangles sways and bobs gently in the breeze. The installation is the first time that the designers Andrew Haythornthwaite and Peter Marigold have worked together. University Center The New School EN SOM | Skidmore, Owings & Merrill For nearly a century, The New School has been at the forefront of progressive education, with design and social research driving approaches to studying the issues of our time, from democracy and urbanization, to technology, sustainability, and globalization. The University Center adds 375,000 square feet of academic and student space to The New School’s Greenwich Village campus. SEE-THROUGH HOUSE KoningEizenberg Architecture This suburban house offers a relaxed connection to the street and provides an amplified perception of space by organizing expansive views through the length of the house. Scuola materna a Montebelluna (TV) Luisa Fontana The kindergarten in Busta, a small district of Montebelluna (in Treviso province, near Venice), is centrally located in the regenerated heart of the town. The new building replaces the old, temporary construction in a position that is the fulcrum for the civic centre, parish church, football pitch and playground. Northwestern University Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Center for the Musical Arts Goettsch Partners The music and communication building is located just south of Northwestern University's Pick-Staiger Concert Hall and Regenstein Hall of Music, on the southeastern edge of the Evanston campus. Sited on a prime parcel fronting Lake Michigan and a new arts green, the building is envisioned as a signature facility. What sustainable material is Sustainability is a term which has been mis-used and mis-represented across every sector, including our own. So much so, we, AHEC, even considered abandoning the phrase altogether. Instead we have spent time reconsidering what ‘sustainability’ means for American hardwoods and how we can leverage that, through our programmes. DAY-CARE AND HOSTEL COMPLEX Avenier Cornejo Architectes | Chartier Dalix Architectes The new RIVP (Paris public housing agency), designed by Avenier Cornejo Architectes, building houses three services: a hostel for immigrants, a hostel for young workers, a 66 place day-care on the ground floor, as well as communal facilities. Located in Paris’ 20th arrondissement, just beyond the beltway, it is both Parisian and Lilasian. The building’s almost unique location in Paris makes it a concrete symbol of the reconnection between the two areas. Gilded reflections for a symbolic building Peia Associati The Daisaku Ikeda Cultural Center for Peace is a temple, civic hall and auditorium for the Buddhist community in south-west Milan. The decoration for the new pr Allianz Tower An “Endless” Glazed Skyscraper Andrea Maffei Architects | Arata Isozaki & Associates Inspired by Constantine Brancusi’s endless column, the Allianz Tower in Milan was built to a design by Andrea Maffei Architects and Arata Isozaki. Risi CEA Showroom in Milan Natalino Malasorti As part of the Milan furniture fair 2016, CEA is opening its showroom in the Brera district in the heart of Milan. Natalino Malasorti was behind the fitting out ‹ 1 2 ... 161 ... 230 231 ›
