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the isamu noguchi foundation and garden museum (the noguchi museum) has announced plans to expand its campus with a new structure that will house its collection and archive, as well as noguchi’s original 1959 studio building, which will be restored and open to the public for the first time. the new building, a corrugated steel […]

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lukas mähr and carmen wurz of MWarchitekten have built a semi-detached house on a hillside in vorarlberg, austria, which comprises two entities of 125 sqm each with separate carports. developed with little resources and with the restriction of the construction site, the project has been carefully adapted to the natural terrain, fitting both respectfully and […]

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the dean & deluca stage by ole scheeren, which opened recently in new york’s meatpacking district, offers a dramatic backdrop for food, staff, and the choreography of preparing and assembling the legendary gourmet market‘s delicacies. the platform, which was first launched during design miami/ 2016, comprises two horizontal volumes of mirrored stainless steel, one floating […]

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bjarke ingels group has unveiled the latest images of its completed educational project situated in the undulating fjords of the faroe islands. located in the country’s capital of tórshavn, the ‘glasir’ college benefits from views over the city and out to sea. with a program combining the faroe islands gymnasium, tórshavn technical college and the […]

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joining the ‘BUGA fibre pavilion’ in the german city of heilbronn is another temporary structure that serves as a pioneering architectural attraction. the ‘BUGA wood pavilion’, designed by the institute for computational design and construction (ICD) and the institute for building structures and structural design (ITKE) at the university of stuttgart, features a segmented wood […]

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netherlands-based studio RO&AD architecten designs the egg-shaped structure entitled ‘T IJ as part of a series of objects designed to celebrate the opening of the ‘haringvliet sluices.’ a group of dam-like hydro constructions, the ‘sluices’ were opened in order to improve water quality and biodiversity while stimulating fish migration. the structures work to create a […]

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the university of stuttgart’s institute for computational design and construction (ICD) and institute for building structures and structural design (ITKE) have again teamed up to design and fabricate (with the help of robots) a pavilion made from advanced fiber composites. embedded within the landscape of a park in the german city of heilbronn, the structure […]

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in 2017, plans were revealed for a pair of herzog & de meuron-designed rooftop residences in miami beach. referred to as the ‘little sister’ of the adjacent 1111 lincoln road parking garage, also designed by herzog & de meuron, the building that contains the two homes is now complete. interspersed with multiple gardens created by […]

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