Since 1928
A two-part show at Oslo’s Henie Onstad unearths Norwegian connections to the Bauhaus and demonstrates the joy of artistic discoveries.
Davis Brody Bond re-designed the South African Embassy in Washington, D.C adapting and reusing two historically significant structures on Embassy Row – the Ambassador’s Residence and the Chancery.
A selection of the projects posted on Domus Web that combine a raw and fragile material as glass with technology or artisan excellence.
Yardhouse is a new affordable workspace building based in Sugarhouse Yard, designed and built by Assemble with an economic, modular approach to construction.
Hub Créatic in Nantes, by Tetrarc is a building dedicated to young companies developing new digital applications, in a campus comprising private and public higher education establishments.
In London Studio Gil created an extension towards the rear of a Victorian terraced house and remodelled the existing interior spaces improving natural light, and an upgrade in finishes.
Since 1928
Curated by Tulga Beyerle and Thomas Geisler, “Exemplary: 150 Years of the MAK” celebrates the institution captained by Peter Noever for many years and now in the hands of Christoph Thun-Hohenstein.
Carme Pinos designed in Zaragoza a building which ‘feels like a city’ and which makes us feel part of it when we inhabit it. A museum and cultural centre that acts as a new landmark for the Spanish city.
In a small Parisian art gallery, the exhibition “À la Maison comme à la ville: Quatre projets intempestifs” links Paris to Buenos Aires, through the work of itinerant office Techne-Ar.
Since 1928
The expansion of the helicopter base for civil security in Nîmes Garons, by NJB Architectes, attempted to demonstrate that the architectural features implemented were intended to meet environmental expectations prior to implementation of specific technical systems.
After 9 years of studies and 3 years construction on site, the jetty to the Mont-Saint-Michel by Dietmar Feichtinger Architects will be opened to pedestrians today.
At this year’s London Festival of Architecture, Cloud Architecture proposed two weeks in a pop-up studio at Old Spitalfields Market to investigate how to enhance the appeal of this part of the capital.
