Newsweek recently featured an article where three well-known architecture firms were asked what two of our largest populated cities, New York and Los Angeles, would look like in 2030. The results were quite innovative. Each firm’s distinctive approach on these cities was truly revolutionary. We highlighted New York City's transformation below. Richard... [Read more...]
We recently came across this Bark Architects’ designed home on Contemporist. This home, located on the Sunshine Coast of Queensland, Australia, embodies the essence of its natural, coastal setting. The plans for this home were sketched out in the sand during a early visit to the site. The interlacing between the outdoor and indoor spaces is very dynamic. This... [Read more...]
Building Small Spaces at the Victoria and Albert Museum
Posted on July 21, 2010 By jestroff (Edit) Leave a Comment
The Victoria & Albert Museum in London is one of the leading museums in the world for art and design. Going on now through August 30, 2010, the V&A will be displaying the work of seven architects from around the world. These design structures will be housed on the premises of the museum and built at full-scale. They will examine the following themes:... [Read more...]