[ad_1] Since he was a young man growing up in Venezuela, Jorge Cazzorla knew he wanted to make people’s dreams come true. His passion for architecture, design and flowers led him down a path of glitz and glamour, turning even the simplest celebration into an elegant work of art. His creations have been featured in prominent publications like The New York Times, and …
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[ad_1] Rizzoli/Taschen/The Images Publishing Group The holidays are here, so now’s a great time to catch up on a book or two during the time away from work. Up to you what that looks like exactly, but we’d recommend snapping up a coffee table book that’s both gorgeous and informative. Flip through it when you …
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[ad_1] spirituality meets architecture through the cave-like design caved under the bouldering tranquility, zolaism café by B.L.U.E. architecture studio reminisces of mountains and seas. in aranya- qinhuangdao in china, right in the plaza of the community, sits now the dessert store. the vastness of nature takes an urban stance as the project lures people …
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[ad_1] İzmir Agriculture Development Center – Sasalı Biolab / Mert Uslu Architecture © Zm Yasa Architectural Photography + 40 ShareShare Facebook Twitter Pinterest Whatsapp Mail Or https://www.archdaily.com/974092/izmir-agriculture-development-center-nil-sasali-biolab-mert-uslu-architecture © Zm Yasa Architectural Photography © Zm Yasa Architectural Photography Text description provided by the architects. Shaped by the hands of humans, the deformations experienced in the natural …
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[ad_1] Deconstruct, Do Not Demolish: The Practice of Reuse of Materials in Architecture Casa Collage / S+PS Architects. Image Cortesia de S+PS Architects ShareShare Facebook Twitter Pinterest Whatsapp Mail Or https://www.archdaily.com/974056/deconstruct-do-not-demolish-the-practice-of-reuse-of-materials-in-architecture Reform and adaptation of spaces represent a significant parcel of projects ordered to architecture firms, and reuse of preexisting structures is not newness. Functions …
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[ad_1] El-Kadi believes that the government plan represents an assault on the map issued by Unesco in 1979, which delineates the boundaries of Historic Cairo. “There is an insistence on tampering with the maps approved by international organizations, and the scope of the final preservation of Historic Cairo has not yet been approved,” she said. …
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[ad_1] Photo: View Pictures/Hufton+Crow/Universal Images Group via Getty Images In early December, the news broke that Zaha Hadid Architects, a 500-person firm based in London that was founded (and until her death solely owned) by the Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid, had become a fully employee-owned company. “We can now reinvest all profits back into the …
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[ad_1] AMR Architects announced the promotion of James Sullivan, AIA to the firm’s partnership. Sullivan is a native of Conway, a graduate of the Fay Jones School of Architecture, and the eighth African American architect to hold an active license to practice architecture in the state of Arkansas. Sullivan has a 15-year history with AMR …
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[ad_1] Lisa Iwamoto is the new chair of the department of architecture for UC Berkeley College of Environmental Design. Photo courtesy University of California Lisa Iwamoto is the new chair of the department of architecture for UC Berkeley College of Environmental Design. She has served as full-time faculty in the department, where she teaches design …
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[ad_1] Only something extraordinary is going to win the prestigious accolade of Building of the Year at the World Architecture Festival (WAF) – and Amager Bakke in Copenhagen is exactly that. The structure is an astonishing and surreal combination – an incineration plant topped with an artificial ski slope, hiking trail, a rooftop bar and …
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