Ausstellung in Weil am Rhein / Retrospektive Iwan Baan – Architektur und Architekten – News / Meldungen / Nachrichten – BauNetz.de

Das Vitra Design Museum in Weil am Rhein widmet dem niederländischen Architekturfotografen Iwan Baan die erste Retrospektive seiner Arbeit. In der Ankündigung heißt es, Baan wisse nicht nur Gebäude perfekt ins Bild zu setzen, sondern auch die Momente einzufangen, in denen sie „lebendig“ werden. Am Freitag, 20. Oktober 2023… Continue reading

HSG presents photo exhibition: “100 Years Akris – 125 Years University of St.Gallen”

If there is a fashion house in which fabric, city and university are rooted, it is Akris in St.Gallen, the city of embroidery. A photo exhibition on the HSG campus invites you to discover a total work of art that combines world-class fashion, architecture, furniture design and art… Continue reading

Iwan Baan: Moments in Architecture – Vitra Design Museum Shop

Iwan Baan is one of today’s leading photographers of architecture and urban design. His images document the growth of global megacities and portray buildings by prominent contemporary architects including Herzog & de Meuron, Rem Koolhaas, and Zaha Hadid. The first large retrospective of the Dutch photographer’s wor Source:… Continue reading

Joshua Ramus Is Lifting Off – The New York Times

Architecture’s ‘Young Savior’ Rebooted After the Bottom Fell OutIt took 17 years, but Joshua Ramus is lifting off. “He’s really inflexible,” said Rem Koolhaas, “which in certain conditions is extremely useful.” Source: Joshua Ramus Is Lifting Off – The New York Times… Continue reading

Akris stellt an HSG aus

100 Jahre Akris und 125 Jahre Universität: Modefotografien schmücken für mehrere Wochen den Campus Albert Kriemler, Chefdesigner des St.Galler Modelabels Akris, ist begeistert vom Sichtbeton-Campus am Rosenberg. So sehr, dass er hier Archivstücke für das Jubiläumsbuch fotografieren liess. Nun sind die Bilder an der Universität ausgestellt. Source:… Continue reading

Look Inside the World Trade Center’s Extraordinary New Performing Arts Center – Galerie

Sheathed in richly veined marble, the cube-shaped theater complex was designed by architecture firm Rex and features interiors by Rockwell Group Source: Look Inside the World Trade Center’s Extraordinary New Performing Arts Center – Galerie… Continue reading

Mirage sculpture at Apple Park creates verdant wonderland | Wallpaper

Mirage is a new public sculpture by the artist Katie Paterson and the architects Zeller & Moye. Set amidst the landscaping that surrounds Apple Park in Cupertino, it consists of over four hundred glass columns snaking through the olive grove that surrounds the HQ’s visitor centre. Source:… Continue reading

Blue Dream is a contemporary house in the Hamptons | Wallpaper

Blue Dream is a house in the Hamptons. Nestled in the dunes behind Two Mile Hollow beach in East Hampton, the project is the culmination of a long, long design and construction process. This new monograph, authored by architecture critic Paul Goldberger, tells the story of Blue Dream,… Continue reading

Inside the Perelman Performing Arts Center, Ground Zero’s new glowing

The Perelman Performing Arts Center is the last major piece of the Ground Zero puzzle. Source: Inside the Perelman Performing Arts Center, Ground Zero’s new glowing… Continue reading

Flexibility Takes Center Stage at REX’s Perelman Center | Architectural Record

In 2003, in the essay “Delirious No More,” Rem Koolhaas cast the planned rebuilding of the World Trade Center as a death knell for the feverish experimentalism he had so enthusiastically chronicled 25 years earlier in Delirious New York. In the gargantuan scale and literal symbolism of Daniel… Continue reading

Ground Zero’s New Performing Arts Center Is a Glowing Jewel 22 Years in the Making

In the months following the September 11 attacks, architects, planners, and developers began the formidable task of reimagining what a future World Trade Center site could hold. For two decades, a new cultural center was a cornerstone of that vision. But it wouldn’t be an easy path forward. Continue reading

A first look inside the dynamic, beautiful theater opening near the World Trade Center – Time Out New York

“Out of the ashes, something new, something wonderful has risen.” It’s impossible not to hear the echoes of 9/11 at the Perelman Performing Arts Center. The sound of water rushing into the memorial pools fills the air as guests walk up the front steps to the theater in the shadow of One… Continue reading