Iwan Baan photography exhibition on Las Vegas and Rome to open at Princeton
The Princeton University School of Architecture is set to host the U.S. debut of From Las Vegas to Rome, a traveling exhibition featuring photography by Dutch architectural photographer Iwan Baan. The show will run from August 6th through September 10th, 2025. Source: Iwan Baan photography exhibition on… Continue reading
From Las Vegas to Rome: Photographs by Iwan – Princeton University School of Architecture
In 2022, 50 years after Denise Scott Brown, Robert Venturi, and Steven Izenour declared in their influential book Learning from Las Vegas that the desert town was to the Strip what Rome is to the Piazza, the American Academy of Rome debuted the exhibition From Las Vegas to Rome, exploring… Continue reading
From Las Vegas to Rome | ArchDaily
In 2022, 50 years after Denise Scott Brown, Robert Venturi, and Steven Izenour declared in their influential book Learning from Las Vegas that the desert town was to the Strip what Rome is to the Piazza, the American Academy of Rome debuted the exhibition From Las Vegas to… Continue reading
Iwan Baan photography exhibition on Las Vegas and Rome to open at Princeton | News | Archinect
The Princeton University School of Architecture is set to host the U.S. debut of From Las Vegas to Rome, a traveling exhibition featuring photography by Dutch architectural photographer Iwan Baan. The show will run from August 6th through September 10th, 2025. Source: Iwan Baan photography exhibition on… Continue reading
A New Dance Venue Rises on the Site of a Theater Fire at Jacob’s Pillow in the Berkshires | Architectural Record
The Berkshires campus of Jacob’s Pillow, the dance center founded in 1933, is picture-postcard beautiful. Thirty-six buildings, many of them pitched-roof rustic-farmhouse-style performance spaces, are spread across 220 acres of bucolic Massachusetts woodlands. It’s a near-total immersion in both dance and nature—a sanctuary or, at least, a respite… Continue reading
LUMA Arles presents Climates of Landscape: Bas Smets
ARLES.- Bas Smets is a globally recognized landscape architect whose practice redefines what is possible in the face of climate change. Climates of Landscape is his first exhibition at LUMA Arles that brings together landscape architecture, design and ecological thinking to demonstrate how urban ecologies can be conceived… Continue reading
Amazing Aerial Images Showcase LA’s Devastating Wildfire Damage | Moss and Fog
Starting January 7th of 2025, wind-swept wildfires tore through the Los Angeles area, destroying more than 18,000 homes. We remember feeling utterly helpless watching it on the news, knowing how scary it must be to have your life and home at risk. Half a year later, the cleanup… Continue reading
Iwan Baan: The Notational Surface
Iwan Baan: The Notational Surface, Exhibition on view at the Rice School of Architecture, Houston September 3 to October 25, 2025. The Rice School of Architecture Gallery William T. Cannady Hall… Continue reading
Homeward Bound – Texas Architect Magazine
The opening section, “Life,” begins acclaimed photographer Iwan Baan’s documentary of SO-IL’s projects, which presents the theme of space as a series of experiential qualities. Subtle shifts in gloss and tone found across the photo-documentary sections highlight particular traits of the work. Capturing the approach to the projects from the… Continue reading
Good vibrations at the new Jacob’s Pillow dance theatre
Ted Shawn founded Jacob’s Pillow deep in the Berkshires, the rolling New England landscape that really does look oddly English, in 1933. His “Men Dancers”, an all-male dance troupe, performed in a barn and within a decade the entrepreneurial Shawn had built the first purpose-built theatre for dance… Continue reading
Art in All Directions: The Fenix Museum Is Changing How We Talk About Migration | Vogue
On the banks of Europe’s largest port—and at the former site of the continent’s first Chinatown—a gleaming double helix coils above a former warehouse in Rotterdam’s Katendrecht district. This sculptural staircase, designed by Chinese starchitect Ma Yansong of MAD Architects and dubbed the Tornado, anchors the newly opened… Continue reading
Reframing Rotterdam: Is Europe’s Largest Port Entering a Cultural Golden Age? | Ocula
Ocula looks at how a succession of new museums are spearheading a citywide cultural regeneration and cementing Rotterdam’s place on the European cultural map. Source: Reframing Rotterdam: Is Europe’s Largest Port Entering a Cultural Golden Age? | Ocula… Continue reading