Tag: 2022 | The Plan

Porta Nuova Milan ‒ the world's first sustainable neighborhood

The Porta Nuova neighborhood in Milan is the first in the world to achieve both LEED and WELL for Communities certifications

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The Green Pavilion: a romantic greenhouse in the heart of Paris

Studio Odile Decq

Odile Decq designs The Green Pavilion, a project that pays homage to Renaissance greenhouses on show at the Paris+ par Art Basel exhibition

# France (345) # Installation (115) # Studio Odile Decq

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The Architecture Drawing Prize: 2022’s winners announced

The winners of the sixth Architecture Drawing Prize, an international award that celebrates the art of architectural drawing, have been announced

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Linear parks: four urban havens for enjoying nature

UNStudio | Crossboundaries | Atelier(s) Alfonso Femia | Höweler+Yoon

Four projects that will make you want to set off straight away for a walk through these settings and projects by Atelier(s) Alfonso Femia, Crossboundaries, UNStudio e Höweler + Yoon

# Italy (3161) # China (1027) # Netherlands (122) # UNStudio (23) # Public space (502) # Crossboundaries (14) # Atelier(s) Alfonso Femia (28) # Höweler+Yoon

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Experimental

Frank Barkow

In the editorial, “The Centrality of Experimentation,” Frank Barkow, partner of Barkow Leibinger, discusses the importance of experimentation in architecture.

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Ace Hotel

Shim-Sutcliffe Architects

Raymund Ryan’s Letter from America column looks at the Ace Hotel Toronto, designed by Shim-Sutcliffe.

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Sense of Place

Pietro Carlo Pellegrini

In the Viaggio in Italia column, Valerio Paolo Mosco talks about the projects of Pietro Carlo Pellegrini and “the sense of place in architecture.”

# Italy (3161) # Cultural center (476) # Pietro Carlo Pellegrini (11) # Artemide (42) # Capoferri Serramenti

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First Americans Museum

Johnson Fain

In the Highlights column, Michael Webb examines the First Americans Museum in Oklahoma City, designed by Johnson Fain.

# United States of America (637) # Exhibition (438) # dormakaba (16) # Johnson Fain # Vetrotech Saint-Gobain

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House in Carantec

Studio Odile Decq

Near a fort in Carantec, France, Odile Decq has designed a glazed beachfront home overlooking the ocean.

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Patio House

Mathias Klotz

Casa Patio, designed by Mathias Klotz in Lo Curro (Santiago, Chile), blends in with its natural setting on the slopes of Cerro Manquehue

# Chile (50) # Mathias Klotz # Residence (1664) # Vimar (59)

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Kendall Square at MIT – Site 5

Weiss/Manfredi

Weiss/Manfredi designs Site 5 for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the Kendall Square area, where MIT meets the city of Cambridge.

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Villa E

bergmeisterwolf

Bergmeisterwolf designs a concrete villa with a pronounced materiality on the banks of Lake Maggiore in Canobbio

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