Architecture

[ad_1]   So much cultural discourse today is overwhelmingly negative. “Problematizing” is seen as absolutely good, while offering solutions is almost always derided as bad. This is especially troubling for architecture, a discipline that is increasingly struggling to convey its positive value to the general public. Are architecture’s effects only bad? It sounds that way …

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[ad_1] Perth Children’s Hospital bridge could take out WA architecture award  The West Australian [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] The College of Architecture and Design at the University of Tennessee – Knoxville has appointed RISD Associate Professor Carl Lostritto as its new Director. Lostritto joins UT after ten years in Providence, where he has taught in both the B.Arch and M.Arch professional programs, in addition to serving as the graduate program director since …

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[ad_1] On offer are guided tours, materials exhibitions and lectures by architects, focussing on a special construction material in each appearing project. The interest in visiting Nordbygg has increased among architects, and this year Nordbygg puts great focus on structural engineering and materials. Architects, architectural students as well as other providers have a lot to …

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[ad_1] When Kevin Lippert was a graduate student in architecture at Princeton in 1981, he and his fellow students were encouraged to study historical texts. But these books were old, fragile, oversized and cumbersome, and access to them was limited. It occurred to him that if they could be reprinted in smaller formats and made …

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[ad_1] RESIDENCE IN EUBOEA BY tense architecture network   Overlooking the Euboean Gulf in Greece, this concrete residence by Tense Architecture Network (TAN) takes shape as a two-story, triangular construction. The building stretches along the diagonal, and it’s designed to make the most out of the site’s landscape and the view while maintaining enough distance …

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[ad_1] Even when one enters these ruined complexes. These grand remains with their porches and pediments remained more of Greece than of India, and it is difficult to believe that a style of architecture which differs so much from all Indian examples and which has so much in common with those of Greece, could have …

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[ad_1] Developed by Australian architecture practice BENT Architecture, the Gallery of the Saints Mausoleum Extension at Keilor Cemetery on the outskirts of Melbourne, was envisaged as a “site-specific, engaging and respectful example of memorial architecture where space, culture, and belief are formative in the experience of emotional healing.” In crafting an organic addendum to the …

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[ad_1] Key Takeaways Software architecture needs to be wrested from committees of people disconnected from developing, and to put it in the hands of the people who can actually make it real and executable, the developers. Only then will we achieve the resilience and sustainability that we need from today’s applications  Software architecture is …

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