Tag Architecture And Culture

23-09-2020

SPEED & SUSTAINABILITY

"There are just some things you have to learn through experience…when you work for yourself, you have to pay for all the mistakes you do”, Jinhee Park, SsD.

16-09-2020

The Swedish firm Wingårdhs presents FRESHER

Seven years after they published their first book FRESH, the Swedish architecture firm Wingårdhs has released a new book. Taking up where FRESH left off, the Arvinius+Orfeus publication called FRESHER explores 50 new projects by the studio which has three offices in Sweden. Taking the form of interviews to guide the reader through the creative process that always sees sustainability from the social and ecological viewpoint.

08-09-2020

ONSTAGE: INTERVIEW WITH DONG GONG, VECTOR ARCHITECTS

“It is like dropping a piece of rock in the water, generating undulating ripples, hence we feel the water flows. In this respect, a piece of architecture is no longer an independent object, but a medium to connect with things and to reveal”,- Dong Gong

04-09-2020

Springdale Library by RDHA incorporates photosensitive components in the glass facade

Library incorporates photosensitive technical components in its glass facade

21-08-2020

House renovated and transformed into a concrete and steel bookshop by TAO Architects

An ancient home built of stone in a Chinese mountain village has been renovated for transformation into a bookshop.

03-07-2020

TAO’s Forest Building of glulam, rammed earth and concrete

TAO’s Forest Building in Grand Canal Forest Park, near Beijing, China, is inspired by the trees of the forest and made of glulam, rammed earth and concrete.

06-05-2020

FaulknerBrowns: Lower Mountjoy Teaching and Learning Centre

The Lower Mountjoy Teaching and Learning Centre uses its architecture to reflect a cutting-edge educational method adopted by Durham University in the UK. At the heart of FaulknerBrowns’ design is an asymmetrical skylit roof that effectively conveys the complexity of the interior spaces.

27-04-2020

MICHEL ROJKIND

“If you’re a musician and you hear somebody play like a motherfucker, you want to jam with him. When I quit music and started architecture, I thought it was the same kind of creative situation.”— Michel Rojkind