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Archive for the ‘daily brew’ Category

Thursday Brew

John Hill, who Matt Chaban calls “the city’s most prolific architecture critic,” has chronicled 31 buildings in New York, one for every day of August. The choices range from Renzo Piano’s Morgan Library and the Yohji Yamamoto store to more unexpected locations like the Pier 62 carousel. [via A Daily Dose of Architecture]
Google is countering [...]

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Posted under daily brew
on September 2, 2010
by Kelsey Keith
 
Tags: architecture criticism, daily brew, daniel libeskind, google, john hill, News, sauerbruch hutton, skyscraper
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Wednesday Brew

A $27 million visitor’s center for Old Faithful opened in Yellowstone Park last week; the center — designed by CTA Architects Engineers of Billings, Montana — boasts a “36.5-foot-high pentagonal window space looking out on Old Faithful,” making nature, not architecture, the cathedral. [via New York Times]
Analyzing newly-built architecture located next to Los Angeles public [...]

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Posted under daily brew
on September 1, 2010
by Kelsey Keith
 
Tags: daily brew, eric owen moss, historic district, John Lautner, landmark, Los angeles, manhattan, News, urban planning, yellowstone park
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Tuesday Brew

An ambitious architecture student from California College of the Arts created a sound map of New York City, plotted on a circular 24-hour clock and color-coded by typology. You know what? Just watch the video above. [via Data Visualization]
It’s official! Autodesk announces today that the company is bringing its flagship AutoCAD design and engineering software [...]

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Posted under daily brew
on August 31, 2010
by Kelsey Keith
 
Tags: autoCAD, autodesk, daily brew, David Adjaye, erick von egeraat, new york city, News, populous, sound mapping, treehouse
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Monday Brew

The press preview for the Venice Biennale ended yesterday; Saturday brought news of two big awards, including Rem Koolhaas’s Golden Lion and a prize for the best pavilion to The Kingdom of Bahrain. [via Architecture Lab, Architizer]
Zaha Hadid is set to design her first building in her native country of Iraq. Hadid’s building for the [...]

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Posted under daily brew
on August 30, 2010
by Kelsey Keith
 
Tags: anshen + allen, biennale, daily brew, News, rem koolhaas, sudan, urban planning, venice biennale, zaha hadid
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Friday Brew

‘Member the heady days of 2008 when Japanese architect Fumihiko Maki’s renderings for Astor Place were all the rage? Flash forward to 2011, when developer Edward J. Minskoff swears they will break ground on the new 13-story office building. [via Curbed]
Architizer is partnering with Open House New York to present their all-you-can-eat buffet of architecture [...]

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Posted under daily brew
on August 27, 2010
by Kelsey Keith
 
Tags: Archi-tour, astor place, biennale, daily brew, diller + scofidio renfro, exhibitions, Fumihiko Maki, News, open house new york, real estate, victoria & albert museum
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Thursday Brew

By now we’ve all heard that the Pelli Clarke Pelli 1,200-foot tower at 15 Penn Plaza has been approved by New York City Council. After all the public protest from the owner of the Empire State Building, who fussed that the new skyscraper would interfere with sightlines to the Manhattan icon, the council barely discussed [...]

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Posted under daily brew
on August 26, 2010
by Kelsey Keith
 
Tags: AIA, daily brew, empire state building, gio ponti, News, pelli clarke pelli, richard meier, skyscraper, sustainable
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Wednesday Brew

News coming out of Buenos Aires: Foster + Partners has just won a competition to design the Banco Ciudad headquarters. The new design renderings show off a curvy roof, floating high above, a classic case of a large span creating flexible spaces below. Bonus: the building’s natural ventilation, shaded facades and chilled beams save much energy. [via Foster [...]

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Posted under daily brew
on August 25, 2010
by Jim Wegener
 
Tags: 3XN, cannon design, Foster + Partners, USA Pavilion
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Tuesday Brew

As of yesterday, it’s official! Diller Scofidio + Renfro will design the new Broad Collection, showcasing the collected works of financier Eli Broad, in downtown Los Angeles. The executive architect is LA-based Gensler. [via Culture Monster]
It’s a mad rush to finish the national pavilions in the Venice Biennale, curated this year by Kazuyo Sejima under [...]

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Posted under daily brew
on August 24, 2010
by Kelsey Keith
 
Tags: chris benedict, daily brew, diller + scofidio renfro, Gensler, HOK Sport, kazuyo sejima, london 2012, mies van der rohe, News, passive house, phyllis lambert, venice biennale
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Monday Brew

As mentioned on Friday, Foster + Partners just unveiled its concept for a masterplan of the cultural district on Hong Kong’s waterfront. The £4 million commission for Victoria Harbour has another worthy competitor vying for the honor, however: OMA and Rem Koolhaas. [via Building Design Online]
And speaking of grand plans, BIG Architects is plotting a [...]

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Posted under daily brew
on August 23, 2010
by Kelsey Keith
 
Tags: BIG Architects, daily brew, Foster + Partners, indianapolis museum of art, jim campbell, News, oma, rural studio, samuel mockbee
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Friday Brew

Winners of the Sukkah City competition have been announced! We cannot wait to see the sukkah designs from Brooklynites Matter Practice, SO-IL, THEVERYMANY and others. (Wonder if anyone incorporated a camel into the design?) And stay tuned for more news on Sukkah City, plus an Architizer-sponsored building party. [via Core77]
Diller Scofidio + Renfro was awarded [...]

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Posted under daily brew
on August 20, 2010
by Kelsey Keith
 
Tags: Arup, bldgblog, daily brew, diller + scofidio renfro, GSAPP, News, postmodernism, so-il, sukkah city
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