Maison Fiber installation at the Venice Architecture Biennale

The project is completely designed by a robot. Evgeny Ionov EmailPinterestVKonkakte EmailPinterestVKonkakte The team of Professors Achim Menges and Jan Knippers presented the installation of Maison Fiber, fully designed by a robot. You can see it on the territory of the Arsenal, where the 17th Venice Architecture Biennale is taking place. © ICD/ITKE/IntCDC/University of Stuttgart…

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David Ajaye received the Royal RIBA Gold Medal

Yesterday, at a virtual ceremony, Sir David Ajaye received the Gold Medal of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and became the first black architect to receive this award. Ekaterina Karpukhina EmailPinterestVKonkakte EmailPinterestVKonkakte The RIBA Gold Medal is one of the most prestigious awards in the field of architecture. It is approved personally by…

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Office building with a pedestrian street inside designed by Jean Nouvel

Pritzker laureate Jean Nouvel built an office building in the French Quarter of Shanghai with a pedestrian street inside. Ekaterina Karpukhina EmailPinterestVKonkakte EmailPinterestVKonkakte The Henderson CIFI Tiandi building was designed by Ateliers Jean Nouvel architects for the development and investment company CIFI Holdings. The site was located in an area that was part of the…

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Reconstruction of the Art Museum has been completed in Philadelphia

The Pritzker Prize-winning architect Frank Gehry worked on the new galleries and public areas of the museum. Evgeny Ionov EmailPinterestVKonkakte EmailPinterestVKonkakte The museum, designed by architects Horace Trumbauer and Julian Abele, first opened to the public in 1928. The building received a typical American neoclassical appearance and became famous in many ways thanks to its…

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Serpentine Gallery Pavilion designed by Counterspace Studio

On June 11, in Kensington Gardens in London, at the Serpentine Gallery, according to tradition, a pavilion will open, which will become the twentieth building erected here by renowned architects. Ekaterina Karpukhina EmailPinterestVKonkakte EmailPinterestVKonkakte In 2020, due to the coronavirus pandemic, the opening of the Serpentine Pavilion had to be postponed. Therefore, the Counterspace studio…

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Lakhta Center 2: the second tallest building in the world will be built in St. Petersburg

An ultra-high skyscraper will be built in St. Petersburg according to the project of the Kettle Collective bureau. It will be slightly lower than the Burj Khalifa, but it will accommodate the world’s highest observation deck. Ekaterina Karpukhina EmailPinterestVKonkakte EmailPinterestVKonkakte The design of the new skyscraper was carried out by the Scottish office Kettle Collective….

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Wood and cork winery in Portugal

In the Dao region in the north-central part of Portugal, a new Taboadella winery has appeared, with a farm, a 40-hectare vineyard and an impressive building designed by Carlos Castaneira. Ksenia Oshchepkova EmailPinterestVKonkakte EmailPinterestVKonkakte The history of Taboadella goes back to the I century AD — even then wine was produced here. One of the…

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The world’s longest suspension pedestrian bridge has opened in Portugal

The world’s longest suspension pedestrian bridge has opened in Portugal

The suspension pedestrian bridge, which opened recently in Portugal, was named 516 Arouca, where the figure means its length. Ekaterina Karpukhina EmailPinterestVKonkakte EmailPinterestVKonkakte The bridge built in the Aroka Geopark is located at an altitude of 175 m above the Paiva River and connects two hills. The structure was created for tourists, as it offers…

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Seattle Houseboat

Seattle Houseboat

Studio DIAA co-founder Suzanne Stefan has built her own house on the water, on Lake Union in Seattle. Ekaterina Karpukhina EmailPinterestVKonkakte EmailPinterestVKonkakte Houseboats are not uncommon for Seattle. There is a long tradition of constructing such buildings on the water, so Susanna Stefan built her new house on a log foundation of the early 1900s….

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