
Fringe Cities is a poignant study of urban renewal, and its aftermath, in the small-American city – Archpaper.com
Source: Fringe Cities is a poignant study of urban renewal, and its aftermath, in the small-American city – Archpaper.com “..One significant inclusion is that of Iwan Baan’s extensive imagery from Poughkeepsie. More importantly, MASS effectively dives into the work that grass-roots organizations have done, in lieu of… Continue reading

In Montpellier, a Residential Tower Inspired by a Tree – The New York Times
MONTPELLIER, France — “It looks like a toothbrush. It’s quite strange,” said the Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto. He was speaking about his first project in France, a mixed-use residential tower in Montpellier where, thanks to 300 days of sunshine annually, outdoor living is part of the lifestyle. Continue reading

Second Home L.A. by SelgasCano | 2019-10-03 | Architectural Record
SelgasCano’s first U.S. project, a shared-workplace complex for Second Home, takes advantage of the sun and laid-back lifestyle of L.A. Source: Second Home L.A. by SelgasCano | 2019-10-03 | Architectural Record… Continue reading

DAM Architectural Book Award 2019 | DAM Online
Our book “Baku. Oil and Urbanism” won the DAM Architectural Book Award 2019. Source: DAM Architectural Book Award 2019 See more of the book here: Baku. Oil and Urbanism… Continue reading
Iwan Baan and Michael Maltzan | Ahmad Tehrani Symposium | MIT Architecture
September 26 @ MIT Boston Iwan Baan & Michael Maltzan Iwan Baan and Michael Maltzan | Ahmad Tehrani Symposium MIT Department of Architecture | Fall 2019 Lecture Series Ahmad Tehrani Symposium Iwan Baan and Michael Maltzan, in conversation 6:00… Continue reading

Revisit: Aranya low-cost housing, Indore, Balkrishna Doshi | Buildings | Architectural Review
Doshi’s ideas on housing the poor culminated in 80 model homes in Aranya where residents felt empowered by the opportunity to improvise Source: Revisit: Aranya low-cost housing, Indore, Balkrishna Doshi | Buildings | Architectural Review… Continue reading

Richard Schlagman Art Book Awards – Whitechapel Gallery
Richard Schlagman Art Book Awards Shortlist announced for 2019 Balkrishna Doshi: Architecture For The People by Jolanthe Kugler, Khushnu Panthaki Hoof, Meike Wolfschlag (Vitra Design Museum and the Wüstenrot Foundation, in collaboration with the Vastushilpa Foundation). Photographs by Iwan Baan Source: Richard Schlagman Art Book Awards… Continue reading

L’Arbre Blanc by Sou Fujimoto | 2019-08-01 | Architectural Record
Sou Fujimoto branches out with a residential high-rise in the South of France. The sight of a bushy, white, curvilinear 17-story tower in the city of Montpellier, France, could stop you in your tracks. And this is before you notice that the balconies of this mostly residential… Continue reading

Summer 2019 Pavilions Pop Up Across the Globe | 2019-07-31 | Architectural Record
This year’s roster of seasonal pavilions employ unusual geometries, bold colors, and textured materials to keep visitors cool in the shade. Source: Summer 2019 Pavilions Pop Up Across the Globe | 2019-07-31 | Architectural Record… Continue reading

Tippet Rise Founders Talk Land and Art | Cultured Magazine
Set over 12,000 acres of a working Montana ranch, Tippet Rise Art Center is now in its fourth year of bringing art and music to the great outdoors. Founders Peter and Cathy Halstead spoke with Cultured’s Architecture Editor, Andrew Heid, about the relationship between art and the… Continue reading

The sacred shelters of Mali in Francis Kéré’s latest pavilion – Domus
At Tippet Rise Art Centre in Montana there is a shelter to admire the landscape or meditate inspired by togunas, sanctuaries of Mali. Source: The sacred shelters of Mali in Francis Kéré’s latest pavilion – Domus… Continue reading

Francis Kéré’s New Pavilion at Tippet Rise in Montana | 2019-07-12 | Architectural Record
Fishtail, Montana, is a very small place—its population is listed as 478—but everything else about it is immense: the snow-capped Beartooth Mountain range in the distance and that legendary big sky, a bright blue bowl stretching across the horizon. The panoramic views in every direction somehow feel greater than… Continue reading