Tag: Steel | The Plan

Kengo Kuma and Associates

Kengo Kuma has made his American debut with a residential addition: a fully glazed wood pavilion that seems to hover above a gentle slope, and is linked to a

# United States of America (637) # Residence (1664) # Kengo Kuma and Associates (12)

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Poetry Foundation

John Ronan Architects

If Chicago is the quintessential American city - the city that most clearly represents American values of democracy, hard work and optimism - Chicago has also

# United States of America (637) # BEGA (45) # Cultural center (476) # VM Zinc (15) # John Ronan Architects

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Daeyang Gallery and House

Steven Holl Architects

South Korea developed rapidly in the years following the North-South War. An ancient culture redolent with ritual and a deep respect for the rule of law gave

# Interpane # Steven Holl Architects (30) # Residence (1664) # Okalux # Listone Giordano (19) # Exhibition (438) # South Korea (51)

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House in Vipiteno

Bergmeisterwolf Architekten

Perched on steep slopes overlooking the northeast Italian town of Vipiteno, the residence called Maso B combines traditional alpine construction typology with

# Italy (3161) # Residence (1664) # Barth Innenausbau (28) # Bergmeisterwolf Architekten (20)

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Kantana Film and Animation Institute

Bangkok Project Company Limited

The architectural programme for the Kantana Film and Animation Institute, a facility offering a broad range of filmmaking courses, pivots around integrating m

# Education (461) # Thailand (26) # Bangkok Project Company Limited

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Dordrechts Museum

Dirk Jan Postel | Kraaijvanger

Over the last twenty years the museums and cultural institutions of Europe have generally taken on a radical new role. No longer temples of education and erud

# Netherlands (122) # Dirk Jan Postel # Exhibition (438) # Kraaijvanger

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The Barnes Foundation

Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects

The city of Philadelphia was laid out in the early colonial period as a rational grid with four quadrants and a central square that, in the late nineteenth ce

# United States of America (637) # Cultural center (476) # Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects

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Oct Harbour Clubhouse

Richard Meier & Partners Architects

Like the tailors of London’s Savile Row, Richard Meier uses the finest materials, impeccably cut and detailed, and his buildings, like their suits, project

# BEGA (45) # China (1027) # Leisure (232) # Richard Meier & Partners Architects # ERCO (34)

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Parallelo Office Building

MCA - Mario Cucinella Architects

Via Santander 9. This unknown Milan address could become in the next few years an architectural focus for the contrast it provides with the relentless obliter

# Italy (3161) # MCA - Mario Cucinella Architects (61) # Offices (965) # Pellini (23) # Giuliani # Guardian Glass (46)

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Eye Film Institute

Delugan Meissl Associated Architects

Amsterdam continues to be the experimental city par excellence where the passing of time is synonymous with transformation of the urban fabric, and where arch

# Duravit (132) # Netherlands (122) # Cultural center (476) # Delugan Meissl Associated Architects

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Recycling an Airplane as a Residential Compound

David Hertz

High in the coastal mountains of southern California, a Boeing 747 has made its final landing. Its wings were cut in two and flown in by helicopter to this remo

# Residence (1664) # David Hertz # California, USA (123)

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Alésia Museum Park - Interpretation centre

Bernard Tschumi Architects

Architecture in history-laden sites has to be conceived and built in acknowledgement of the special identity of place; physical form should give an insight into

# AGC Flat Glass (59) # Bernard Tschumi Architects # France (345) # Cultural center (476) # Exhibition (438)

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