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This project is slipping, in its streamlined shape, on a vast blank ground between two century-old oaks. The first of these oaks, marking the entrance, could be a living picture setting the scene through the large window of the restaurant, while the second oak could be the inhabited tree of the playground. Former equestrian area […]
The Maersk Tower is a state-of-the-art research building whose innovative architecture creates the optimum framework for world-class health research and stands out as a landmark in Copenhagen, while also contributing to developing the local area. The Maersk Tower is an extension of Panum, the University of Copenhagen’s Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, and includes […]
About from the Architect: The complexity of the immediate site through its relationship to the greater campus and the city of Shinchon to the south demands a “larger than site” response, an urban response, a global landscaped solution which weaves together the tissue of the EWHA campus with that of the city. This gesture, the […]
About from the Architect: Context: Bangladesh is a fertile alluvial land in the Gulf of Bengal and the land with the highest population density in the world. On average nearly 1000 people live in every square kilometre and over 80% of the population live in rural areas. Much of the vernacular built tradition uses earth and […]
Last winter I’ve been to the BAC Boston Architectural College – I visited it from the point of view of an Italian architecture student. For this reason, my impressions are the ones of an outsider, not comparable to those that could belong to a BAC student. BAC Boston The structure is rude to the eyes […]
I have been several times in this building since it was opened. Personally, I’m fascinated and whenever I happen to pass nearby I always find a new perspective or a new detail to photograph. While talking with some students perceive almost indifference in their eyes, there is no doubt that the building has helped to […]
Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa of Sanaa architectural firm, designed Rolex Learning Center winning the international contest dated 2004- The completion was in may 2010. A library built for 20.000 volumes, a meeting room, a book shop, some offices, an auditorium, a bar, some isolated rooms for study and some commercial spaces. This is what […]
