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“Starchitect” Renzo Piano’s New London Skyscraper Design

A Major Catalyst for the Enhancement of Paddington Italian architect, engineer, and 1998 Pritzker Prize winner Renzo Piano has designed the Shard in London, Times Tower in New York City, the Centre Pompidou in Paris,…

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Gehry: Using Aerospace Software to Design & Build the Unbuildable

Achieving Maximum Aesthetic Impact Frank Gehry’s architecture is well known for its complex curves and waves that were once considered too complex or radical for building structures, primarily because of the expense. But Gehry began…

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$52 million Carnal Hall at Le Rosey Wins 2015 A+ Award

New Center for Art & Culture at Le Rosey Carnal Hall has just been announced as the winner of the 2015 A+ Award in the Halls and Theaters category. Institut Le Rosey’s Carnal Hall, a creation…

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$19 Million Kaufmann Desert House

The Kaufmann Desert House, aka Kaufmann House, was commissioned by Edgar J. Kaufmann Sr. and designed by Austrian émigré Richard Neutra, a former colleague of Frank Lloyd Wright. This house was one of Neutra’s last…

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Miami Science Museum Completes Unusual “Martini Glass” Aquarium Concrete Pour

The new 250,000 square-foot, $101 million, Patricia & Phillip Frost Science Museum, designed by Grimshaw Architects, is currently under construction and is scheduled to open in Miami in 2016. Skanska, Hill International and Baker Concrete Construction…

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New Micro Housing Trend is Comfortable & Affordable

A number of trends are converging to make small, affordable housing a growth industry. All over the US, from Boston and New York to Portland and Sacramento, micro & mini housing projects are proliferating because…

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Big Data Is Now the Hottest Sector in IT

As the graphic above shows, data is expanding on three fronts: velocity, volume and variety. Taken together, new ways of dealing with data are needed, and this is spawning a new industry. Analytic Platforms &…

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Architect Known for Paper and Cardboard Designs Wins Pritzker Prize

Famed Japanese architect Shigeru Ban has been awarded this year’s Pritzker Architecture Prize, which acknowledges significant achievements in architecture and art, often considered the Nobel Prize of architecture. Ban first rose to notoriety with his…

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Visions of the Los Angeles That Could Have Been

In a recent IndustryTap article “Jobs Market 2045: What Will We Do When Machines Do All The Work?” professor Moshe Vardi notes that humans don’t deliberate enough about new technologies or projects and their long-term…

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Architecture by Robots, Revolutionary Design And Unprecedented Efficiency

Robots are starting to make a compelling case for widespread use in architecture and construction; their efficiency, once prototypes and generic designs have been created by humans, warrant a revision of widely accepted canons of…

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Tag Archives: architecture

“Starchitect” Renzo Piano’s New London Skyscraper Design

Gehry: Using Aerospace Software to Design & Build the Unbuildable

$52 million Carnal Hall at Le Rosey Wins 2015 A+ Award

$19 Million Kaufmann Desert House

Miami Science Museum Completes Unusual “Martini Glass” Aquarium Concrete Pour

New Micro Housing Trend is Comfortable & Affordable

Big Data Is Now the Hottest Sector in IT

Architect Known for Paper and Cardboard Designs Wins Pritzker Prize

Visions of the Los Angeles That Could Have Been

Architecture by Robots, Revolutionary Design And Unprecedented Efficiency

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