Tag: Michael Webb

Kulapat Yantrasast, Why - A California Architect Draws On Memories Of Thailand

WHY | Kulapt Yantrasast

The oceanfront community of Venice, California, was laid out on drained marshland 110 years ago, as an American version of La Serenissima. Streetcars brought we

# Residence (1664) # WHY # Kulapt Yantrasast

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Behnisch Architekten - Bolster Their Reputation in Europe

Behnisch Architekten

There’s a joyful quality to the work of Behnisch Architekten; a sense of uplift and humanity that inspires the users of their varied buildings in Germany

# Public (333) # Switzerland (120) # Poltrona Frau # Behnisch Architekten (39) # Zumtobel Group (93)

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Enhancing the Skyline and Streetscape of London

Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners

The unfulfilled dreams of the Italian Futurists and Russian Constructivists are realized in the architecture of Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP). Forty ye

# United Kingdom (228) # Offices (965) # Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners

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Perched above the Pacific. A house that exploits the drama of the central California coastline

Fougeron Architecture

Big Sur, located on the central coast of California, is one of the world’s magical places. Meadows and redwood forests clad the mountains that tumble into

# Residence (1664) # California, USA (123) # Fougeron Architecture

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Rozet cultural center

Neutelings Riedijk

Another Rotterdam partnership, of Willem Jan Neutelings and Michiel Riedijk, has created a succession of memorable public buildings. In Hilversum, the Institute

# Netherlands (122) # Cultural center (476) # Neutelings Riedijk

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Restraint and Invention in Dutch Architecture

UNStudio

The Dutch are masters of innovation, and design is embedded in their DNA. For centuries, this small, densely populated country has traded with the world, nurtur

# UNStudio (23)

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Weiss/Manfredi fuse nature and urbanity

Weiss/Manfredi

Weiss/Manfredi occupy the sweet spot of contemporary architecture, creating buildings and landscapes that are neither conventional nor showy. Marion Weiss and M

# United States of America (637) # BEGA (45) # University (225) # Arper (23) # Weiss/Manfredi (34)

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Affluence vs Architecture in Norway

Norway, like Chile, is a long skinny country that hugs the edge of a continent. Steep mountains and deep fjords divide the land and all the major cities are loc

# Norway (23)

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Statoil Headquarters: a monument of capitalism and constructivism

a-lab

The most ambitious new project in Oslo is the office complex of Statoil, the state energy company, which is headquartered in the port city of Stavanger. Designe

# Offices (965) # Norway (23) # a-lab

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Crystals in the Landscape: a sharp-angled House embedded in California’s Wine Country

Voorsanger Architects

Napa Valley, an hour’s drive north of San Francisco, is the hub of the California wine industry, drawing hordes of visitors every year though still preser

# Residence (1664) # Voorsanger Architects # California, USA (123)

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Hybrid Cube In Baltimore

Behnisch Architekten

Baltimore is still an important port, but it has suffered greatly from a loss of industry, urban riots, and high rates of crime. Like so many other declining Am

# University (225) # Maryland, USA # Behnisch Architekten (39) # Zumtobel Group (93)

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Bing Concert Hall

Ennead Architects

Stanford University has nurtured many of the best talents of Silicon Valley, and they have given back so generously that the school has been criticized for favo

# United States of America (637) # Theater - Auditorium (175) # Ennead Architects

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