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A alguns dias atrás, pela primeira vez em minha vida, sonhei com aquilo que pude considerar como arquitetura. No sonho não havia pessoas, veículos, nada, apenas uma edificação formalmente bem definida, mas em termos de uso uma incógnita. Ao acordar, logo …
multiple programs: 24/7 buildings. within these images a spatial and architectural hierarchy exists. The market simply becomes a market IN a church. the market does not stand on it’s own as i…
Located in Singapore Tessearct skyscraper designed by Singaporean architecture student Bryant Lau Liang Chen. Project description by student: Skyscrapers, as its name suggests; refers to the vertical ambition to reach towards the skies. The tallest building often towers over others; existing a...
Image 3 of 52 from gallery of Gloriette / noa* network of architecture. Photograph by Alex Filz
Hand drawing is a pillar within any aspiring architect’s curriculum, so there’s a wide array of some really impressive work by students from all over. Here are 8 incredible architecture student drawings that rival professional work.
Минору Ямасаки. Главный терминал аэропорта в Сент-Луисе (Сент-Луис, Миссури, США, 1956). Минору Ямасаки (1912–1986) - американский архитектор, сочетавший стилистику интернационального стиля с чертами неоклассики. Созданный им стиль отличался декоративным изяществом железобетонных форм и…
Architecture is meant to fulfill both practical and expressive requirements, and thus it serves both utilitarian and aesthetic purposes. When you look at a structure, you can distinguish these two ends but they cannot be separated, and the relative weight each of them carry can vary widely. Plus, every society has its own, unique relationship to the natural world and its architecture usually reflects that as well, allowing people from other places to learn about their environment, as well as…
From the outside, the Japanese city seems a mere coexistence of random architectures in a field of maximum freedom. There is no planning, no public realm. But Yokohama deviates from the Japanese norm; through its commitment to urban design it could become a laboratory for defining a "Japanese" public realm. The point of departure for the project was the unique conditions we found on the site: two markets with a colossal number of parking places; the arrival on the site of railroads, cars…
