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Mill House by Wingardhs
I came accross this beautiful house on the Karmatrendz Blog. If you like what you see click over there to see more pics and read the post.
Charles Gwathmey, Architect of the Modernist School, Is Dead at 71
As the owner of Consulting For Architects, I have had the opportunity and privilege to work with the architecture firm, Gwathmey Siegel from the mid nineties to present as a provider of staffing services. Mr. Gwathmey’s passing is a loss for his family, friends, firm and the profession and I hope to bring together some of the
Photos of the Remota Hotel in Patagonia, Torres del Paine, Puerto Natales-Chile by Germán del Sol
This is a special building. I’ll let the photo’s speak for themselves… Check out the rest of the photos courtesy of the Daily Dose blog.
The Bijlmer Park Theater in Amsterdam designed by Architect Paul de Ruiter
I came across a critique of this project on the Archicentral Blog, which is a good source of industry news and information. The building is at once visually pleasing and interesting, but that is just the beginning. As described in the text below, the architect pushes the envelope in so many meaningful and personal ways, qualifying this build
Boom De Ya Da! – Another Feel Good Video form Discovery Channel
What’s wrong with taking a 1 minute break from architecture postings on my blog to share another feel good video…Nothing! I did it last week too with Jill and Kevin’s Big Day! Here’s something hot off the presses from Discovery channel that’s already gone viral. It’s really uplifting also. It reminds me of the good vibe I
Jill and Kevin’s Big Day!
It’s Friday!! Enjoy this major feel good video of a Minnesota couples wedding that has gone viral on the Internet. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-94JhLEiN0]
The Standard Hotel New York By Polshek Partnership Architects
I can’t wait to tour this building for its architecture and design, as well as, hanging out at the supper club and lounge. Here’s some of what Sharon McHugh, US Correspondent for World Architecture News.com had to say: The erection of the eye-popping glass slab structure occurs in the trendy Meatpacking district and rises from stilts 18 stories above the
EDITT Tower – Singapore Goes Eco-Friendly
Every time I see this new genre of eco-friendly-green-buildings (like the EDITT Tower) I am inspired. These buildings are inviting to look at and like I did as a young boy exploring Navy vesels in New York Harbor with my dad, I want to explore every floor, view and perspective. Because these buildings have the potential to change the urban
Reef, an installation at Storefront for Art and Architecture
Arch Daily posted this project on their Blog today and it really impressed me. This piece elicits peace and tranquility and transformed me into a state of calm (something we can all benefit from these days). It may have something to do with the feeling I get when I am diving. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbxTafJ13lc] Our friend Rob Ley sent
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