#ArchitectureFriday | Modernism meets flowing water at the Fort Worth Water Gardens, designed by architect Philip Johnson in 1974.
Built in an effort to create an urban oasis, the four-acre park is an architectural and engineering marvel.
📸 Gordon Gahan
#Architects and #Designers are an important asset of #society. We have a key role to build our #communities. Support!✊🏽"Architects must reject the 'follow your passion' narrative and see ourselves as workers" https://t.co/iv5XMEzmas via @dezeen
A new generation of increasingly sophisticated AI – such as Midjourney – unveils new possibilities for design: we have tried to figure out whether and how they will replace humans and their work. https://t.co/YAflLPSuCK
Fosbury Architecture, the young architects collective, has been picked to curate the Italian Pavilion at the 18th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia. https://t.co/x2cd9tPGmf
Espacio Cukrarna de Arte Contemporáneo, Liubliana
Scapelab
https://t.co/UTwVYnKtii
Esta antigua refinería de azúcar se transforma en centro de arte. La intervención se matiza con los materiales: hormigón sobre los viejos paramentos y chapa perforada en los nuevos volúmenes.
"By opening up the complex, increasing green space and vertical layout, it helps to improve people's sense of space," MAD founding partner Ma Yansong told Dezeen.
https://t.co/QA4qhynHg8
The home-studios of Josephine Akvama Hoffmeyer and Ruben Hughes are the perfect backdrops to introduce the new Oblique Floor. With its impeccably-developed light source it’s a lamp for offices, informal studios or homes. Discover more: https://t.co/3a8zfgHWlr
Last Friday we had the pleasure of accompanying another group of @BostonSchools students on-site at Parcel 12 alongside @ElkusManfredi & @SuffolkBuilds! We shared insight into the structural engineering behind the first air rights project over the Mass Pike in over 40 years 🏗️
Shapes are essential to @______e's work.
🔴 Do you enjoy geometric design, or are you intrigued by free form projects?
👉 Read the full article at the link: https://t.co/4RMg697mCl
#salonedelmobile#leadingdesignforward
Lucien Kroll ha muerto a los 95 años. Crítico con los excesos del funcionalismo moderno y autor de proyectos participativos como las viviendas Mémé en la Universidad de Lovaina, el arquitecto belga defendía una arquitectura construida “no para las personas sino con las personas”.
I'm on a slow 3-day-long train journey to visit my partner's family in Sicily ☀️
I hate to be that guy, but we NEED to talk about how flying is such a con.
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