Month: December 2019

Continuing our high-tech architecture series we’ve rounded up 15 examples of the style that you should know, including high-tech highlights the Centre Pompidou, Lloyd’s building and the Willis Faber & Dumas building. Led by architects Richard Rogers, Norman Foster, Michael and Patty Hopkins, Nicholas Grimshaw and Renzo Piano, high-tech architecture was the last major style of the 20th

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Even the look of flickering flames can cozy up a room. Here’s a virtual fire to enjoy whether or not you have a fireplace — plus decorating ideas for every kind of living room.

The project consists in the construction of a weekend house in the Odeceixe village, located in the Algarve Atlantic Coast. The project strategy was to organize a program for a three-story weekend house, with 28m² each floor. The main element of the house are the stairs, entirely built in wood structural panel (27mm) with a nuclear position in the house.

High-tech architecture aligned with the revival of Victorian values in the 1980s, but did not end up producing the factories of a new period of British creativity, says Owen Hatherley. The Englishness of high-tech architecture was often discussed in the 1980s. Not necessarily in the 1970s, when Richard Rogers’ main opus was in Paris and co-designed

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High-tech architecture aligned with the revival of Victorian values in the 1980s, but did not end up producing the factories of a new period of British creativity, says Owen Hatherley. The Englishness of high-tech architecture was often discussed in the 1980s. Not necessarily in the 1970s, when Richard Rogers’ main opus was in Paris and co-designed

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the residence is designed to celebrate the periodically rising water levels of the area.
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Together with scientists whose research serves the entire planet, architects Michel Rémon and Alexis Peyer “invented” a unique workplace. The combination of designer and researcher skills gave the PARIS INNOVATION CAMPUS the media status of a “built-world”, emblematic of the Air Liquide Group know-how. The independent visual entity of the site embodies its powerful scientific aura. It projects the international reputation of the group beyond the Loges-en-Josas countryside, far beyond the scientific Paris-Saclay cluster where it is located.