SO-IL is in Paris
Last Monday, Ilias Papageorgiou, from Brooklyn-based SO-IL, was presenting the Manetti Shrem museum at the Pavillon de l’Arsenal in Paris.
Last Monday, Ilias Papageorgiou, from Brooklyn-based SO-IL, was presenting the Manetti Shrem museum at the Pavillon de l’Arsenal in Paris.
The Chilean architect talks at the Cooper Union to explain the design process and how to deal with form.
A trip to nowhere at the Flashing Meadows Corona Park.
Part 1 of this series presented by the Storefront for Art and Architecture and the Met Breuer about the Sharing Movement, in space, services and technology.
Author of “City Squares: Eighteen Writers on the Spirit and Significance of Squares Around the World”, Catie Marron is at Rizzoli Bookstore with writer Michael Kimmelman to talk about her book.
Meet Jill Hubley and her many maps.
Snohetta is in the house to talk about their work and how they see architecture.
Koray Duman was invited earlier this week to talk about his work at the New York Public Library. Discover an architecture that goes beyond its boundaries.
Simple, beautiful, precise, the inspiring architecture of Annabelle Selldorf.
In the jungle of graphs, schemes, models and charts, understand better about passive building with Katrin Klingenberg, starting with the building envelope.
To adress the challenge, the Center for architecture invited three different architects at the Seaport Culture District to talk about their unconventional practice.
For those who ever wondered about the origins of the American grid, let’s start with NYC. Author Gerard Koeppel and historian Hilary Ballon know it all and tell the story through a lively conversation.
Canstruction is in NY!
Full of missing letters, discover the beautiful language of Nieto Sobejano architects as they present a few of their projects.
Part of the Building of the Day program, this project is a state-of-the-art piece of Architecture. One of the architects of the project tells us its story.
Moshe Safdie’s practice went through the century, and showcases as many styles as it tackles social goals.
I had the chance this week to visit (thanks UGC!) the SIMS recycling facility in Sunset Park in Brooklyn. Let me explain how it works, in a few sketches.
I definitely have a problem with modular housing. So I decided to go to this event organized by Urban Green Council to learn more.
Take a foretaste of the exhibit “Crow’s Eye View: The Korean Peninsula”, that reprises work from the Korean Pavilion at the 2014 Venice Biennale of Architecture.
Director of NYC Mayor’s Office of Sustainability explains the different paths the city is implementing to be more sustainable.