Tag Glass

05-01-2022

Creative recycling: MVRDV’s Bulgari flagship store in Shanghai

Rotterdam architectural studio MVRDV has completed the Bulgari flagship store in Shanghai, a new boutique showcasing the circular economy with a green, jade-like façade made from brass and recycled glass bottles, referencing the original Bulgari boutique in Rome and Shanghai’s Art Deco architecture.

03-01-2022

ALA Architects, expansion of Terminal 2 of Helsinki-Vantaa Airport

Finland’s gateway to the world has been renewed with completion of ALA Architects’ expansion of Terminal 2 at Helsinki-Vantaa Airport. The new airport terminal welcomes passengers with an impressive timber-clad ceiling expanding outside to form a massive curved canopy roof.

10-12-2021

Behnisch Architekten’s plant design for the SEC at Harvard

Top quality plant design for Behnisch Architekten’s SEC at Harward University

03-12-2021

Hydroformed elements for the façade of Behnisch Architekten’s SEC at Harvard

Behnisch Architekten’s new Science and Engineering Complex at Harvard University has a façade made of hydroformed stainless steel elements.

30-11-2021

Graham Baba Architects for the Lino Tagliapietra Glass Studio

The American Graham Bab architecture studio has transformed a historic pre-existing building in Seattle, an old auction house, into the showroom for the well-known glass artist Lino Tagliapietra. A recovery intervention that emphasises the materiality of architecture, in a balanced dialogue with the glass art.

26-11-2021

Inuce’s church with a double concrete frame in Louyuan

A church designed by Inuce in Louyuan, China is designed with a double outer frame of concrete and long windows, which are in turn composed of more than a hundred thousand tesserae in various shades of light and dark blue and yellow.

05-11-2021

Concrete and glass social housing apartments by Atelier Kempe Thill

In Porte Montmartre, Paris, the architects of Atelier Kempe Thill created two social housing apartment buildings of concrete and glass.

04-11-2021

Kastelaz Hof designed by Peter Pichler Architecture

The Peter Pichler Architecture studio has designed a residence which has been conceived and lives in deep symbiosis with its site. Kastelaz Hof is a contemporary solution inserted in a natural context of great value, in the charming town of Termeno in South Tyrol, from which the forms and materiality of the residence take inspiration.

15-10-2021

NU Architectuur designs house in wood, lime hemp and straw

In Belgium’s countryside, a pentagonal wooden house combines classic and innovative building materials such as wood, lime hemp and straw