Tag Museums

18-10-2017

ADI Design Index 2017, the best in Italian design

The Permanent Design Observatory has presented the 204 works chosen for the ADI Design Index 2017 which will compete, together with the 2016 selection, for the Compasso d'Oro. The works chosen are currently on display in Milan and, from 27th October, in Rome.

16-10-2017

The 20th anniversary of the Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao, by Frank Gehry

Twenty years ago, on 19th October 1997, the famous museum designed by architect Frank Gehry was opened to the public and nothing was the same again.

12-10-2017

The first Orléans Architecture Biennale 2017

Tomorrow, 13th October, the first Orléans Architecture Biennale, entitled Marcher dans le rêve d’un autre (Walking in Another Person’s Dream) begins and will continue until 1st April 2018.

11-10-2017

Obiettivo Architettura at the Maxxi in Rome

Until 12th December the Maxxi Museum in Rome will host Obiettivo Architettura Dialoghi tra fotografia, immagine e progetto (Architecture through the Lens, conversations on photography, image and design) a series of talks with designers and photographers to understand how photography presents architecture.

29-09-2017

Porcelain Surfaces in Architecture

In the week of Cersaie, dedicated to ceramic surfaces, we scroll back through the pages of Floornature to look at a number of recent projects featuring Iris Ceramica Group ceramic surfaces.

25-09-2017

Baynes and Mitchell Architects Command of the Oceans Chatham

Baynes and Mitchell Architects’ renovation and conservation project at the dockyards in Chatham, UK has received numerous acknowledgements and is among the finalists for the 2017 Riba Stirling Prize.

22-09-2017

Renzo Piano architectural projects published in Floornature

Here are a number of recent architectural projects designed by Renzo Piano Building Workshop and published in Floornature.

19-09-2017

Rogers Stirk Harbour British Museum World Conservation and Exhibitions Centre London

Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners recently won two Riba awards for the new oncological centre at Guy’s Hospital and the new World Conservation and Exhibitions Centre (WCEC) at the British Museum.