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04-09-2020

Springdale Library by RDHA incorporates photosensitive components in the glass facade

Library incorporates photosensitive technical components in its glass facade

04-09-2019

NADAAA: Daniels Building at the University of Toronto

The extension of Knox College at One Spadina Crescent in Toronto was the occasion for NADAAA to design a contemporary volume, the Daniels Building, updated in energy sustainability and in dialogue with the neighbourhood. The Daniels Building translates the vertical thrust of the neo-Gothic building.

10-09-2018

Renzo Piano exhibition: The Art of Making Buildings

On its 250th anniversary, from 15th September the Royal Academy of Arts will present a large exhibition dedicated to architect Renzo Piano and the projects created by his RPBW studio. It is the first complete exhibition dedicated to the Italian architect to take place in London since 1989.

05-09-2018

West 57th Street: a new courtscraper by BIG Bjarke Ingels Group

West 57th Street is the building that stands for the new Manhattan, where buildings are giving way to greenery and architecture is ecologically efficient. Designed by BIG Bjarke Ingels Group, West 57th Street is now known as the courtscraper.

24-04-2018

The best architectures for education chosen by the AIA

From nursery schools to high schools, the best architectures for education have been chosen by the Committee on Architecture for Education of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) for the first edition of the Education Facility Design Award.

06-02-2018

2018 AIA Awards Gohar Khatoon Girls' School in Afghanistan

A project by US-based architect Robert Hull, FAIA and the University of Washington, Department of Architecture has received one of the 2018 Institute Honor Awards for Architecture.

10-11-2017

David Adjaye: Living Spaces

You can never wrong with a book and Livegreenblog presents one in the run-up to the Christmas season.

10-11-2011

Larsen and Eliasson: concert hall in Reykjavik

Inspired by the northern light and the dramatic Icelandic scenery, Harpa Reykjavik Concert Hall and Conference Centre stands on the boundary between sea and land. With its spectacular façades designed by Henning Larsen Architects and Olafur Eliasson, the building stands out like a big light sculpture, adding new character to the harbour area and linking it with the city centre.