Miyagawa Angel Parlor / ROOVICE
Pako Street Animal Social Life Campus / Mert Uslu Architecture
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Architects: Mert Uslu Architecture
- Area: 29916 m²
- Year: 2022
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Manufacturers: Daikin, EGE, Kale, Novawood, Weber
CR House / Arpon Arquitectura
Painter's Apartment / Miguel Amado Arquitectos
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Architects: Miguel Amado Arquitectos
- Area: 97 m²
- Year: 2018
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Manufacturers: BRUMA, Efapel, Ikea, Light & Store, SANTANA, +2
Faille Cachée des Marais Park Entrance / Martin Gaufryau + Quentin Barthe + Tom Patenotte
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Architects: Martin Gaufryau, Quentin Barthe, Tom Patenotte
- Area: 9 m²
- Year: 2023
Medical Center Bles / OFFICEU architects
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Architects: OFFICEU architects
- Area: 718 m²
- Year: 2022
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Professionals: L.A.B.E.A.U.
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Exploring unbuilt projects can offer insights into the design process and leading strategies employed by contemporary architecture practices, revealing unexpected solutions, experimental approaches and innovative design concepts. This week’s curated selection of Best Unbuilt Architecture highlights designs submitted by established architecture practices. From a fjord-side regeneration project and oceanography research center to a headquarters building shaped to reflect company’s main focus or a restaurant adapted to extreme conditions, the compilation of unbuilt projects presents the variety of concepts, design philosophies and programs put forward by prominent global architecture studios.
Featuring internationally recognized offices like CRA-Carlo Ratti Associati, Herzog & de Meuron, OODA, KCAP, and Aedas, this selection showcases worldwide interventions that illustrate architectural and civic interventions across diverse scales and programs. Whether tackling the restoration of monuments, interventions in public spaces or the transformation of a city’s waterfront, each of these projects aspires to deliver a fitting response to the spatial, functional, social and ecological requisite of its context.
Mountain House / Chris Van Niekerk
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Architects: Chris Van Niekerk
- Area: 350 m²
- Year: 2022
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Manufacturers: GRAPHISOFT, Bulthaup, Catalano, IB Rubinetti, MŪVEK
Public Art Circuit Passages Insolites 10 Proposes a Retrospective Route to Explore Quebec City, Canada
The 10th edition of Passages Insolites is taking place from June 22 until October 9, 2023, bringing together artists from around the world. The public art circuit is presented by the City of Quebec and created by EXMURO arts public to showcase a retrospective artistic path through the city, recalling the event’s previous editions. The public art event takes place every summer in Quebec City in in the Place Royale, Petit Champlain and Old Port districts. This year, the event presents works of art from 40 artists, headlined by Felice Varini, who presents a monumental three-dimensional work at Place-Royale.
Jícaro House / Mauricio Quirós Pacheco
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Architects: Mauricio Quirós Pacheco
- Year: 2021
Studio Gang to Design the Clinton Presidential Center Expansion in Little Rock, Arkansas
The Clinton Foundation in Little Rock, Arkansas, has just announced a major expansion of the Clinton Presidential Center. The expansion will be designed by Studio Gang, with the aim to further the Center’s mission to engage and educate people about President Clinton’s values. Moreover, the project expansion will be further detailed in 2024, creating new essential programs in the development.
The Design Process in Production Design: 8 Conversations About Sets, Props, and Locations
"I have a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore," Dorothy says to her dog in 1939's 'The Wizard of Oz' as she walks around, discovering a fantasy set in which, without realizing it, we find ourselves immersed. From the initial sketch to the construction of the sets, production design for film requires careful detail to truly bring visions to life and transport viewers.
In this combination of creativity, research, and collaboration, various production designers have approached us to share their adventures and design processes. The importance of creating a cohesive visual aspect, understanding language and styles, and translating all of this to the screen come together in the following series of 8 interviews we conducted with Annie Beauchamp, Luca Tranchino, Felicity Abbott, Jacinta Leong, Alexandra Schaller, Ina Mayhew, Amy Lee Wheeler, and Stefan Dechant.
Infographic: The Evolution of 3D Printing in Architecture, Since 1939
For many years, often spoken in tones of anticipation and excitement, we have heard that 3D printing will revolutionize the architecture industry as we know it. But if we stop for a moment, reflect on the present and look back at the past, it becomes evident that the technology has long been reshaping the field, continuously undergoing profound transformations and ushering in new eras of design, construction and spatial creativity. Operating as a layer-by-layer additive manufacturing process, 3D printing uses digital models to create customized three-dimensional objects with a remarkable level of precision and efficiency, saving time, generating zero waste, reducing labor costs and opening avenues for rapid prototyping and iterative design. It enables architects to explore creative opportunities and regain autonomy by designing complex, non-standardized elements within an industrial and mass-customized process.
Burgatoi Renovation / Tenka
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Sanand Factory / Studio Saar
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Architects: Studio Saar
- Year: 2021
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Professionals: Anjaria and Associates, AMI Engineers
Children’s Forest Nursery School / Takashige Yamashita Office
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Architects: Takashige Yamashita Office
- Area: 1008 m²
- Year: 2023
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Professionals: Hiraiwa Structural Consultants, Nagano Engineering, Usuko Sangyo, Tonbo Sougo Kensetsu
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Architects: gad Design
- Area: 189223 m²
- Year: 2023
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Manufacturers: Qibin Glass, Xingfa Aluminum