MARK : another architecture

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Format:	Zeitschrift
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Amsterdam : Frame Publ., 2005-
Aufsatz in Zeitschrift/Bände/Inhalte:	299 Datensätze

1. Cube Houses 2.0 : OMA's Timmerhuis wants to disappear.

2. Big Mac : The former Entrepot Macdonald - the longest building in Paris - now houses shops, offices, schools and over 1,100 dwellings, Fifteen architecture firms collaborated on th...

3. My first 1,825 days as an architect : and a snieak peek of where I'm at 1,825 days later

4. Big Bank Theory : 5+1AA gave its bank building in Rome two diffrent faces

5. Crafting a Curvaceous Cave : GilBartolomé Architects used local craftsmanship to connect a villa to both the mountains and the sea106-

6. Stairway to the Seventies : Long a hidden gem, the Antwerp penthouse deisgned by Paul De Meyer in the early 1070s has recently been photographed for the very first time

7. SelgasCono's auditorium in Plasencia took 12 years to complete, but today it sits at the edge of the city, with no apparent plans to assimilate

8. Vertical Learning : the Vagelos Eduacation Center by Diller Scofidio + Renfro and Gensler features a 14-storey cascade for informal study

9. The Venetian Front : On the occasion of the 15th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice : talked to the people behind the scenes

10. Red with a Reason : Robertneun designed 17 red apartment buildings along a train track in Berlin

11. The Disappearing Shopfront : MVRDV works some magic on a 19th-century facade

12. Utopia Revisited : The occupants of six apartments in Alterlaa, Harry Glück's 1970s housing complex in Vienna, talk about living in the Austrian architect's highrise blocks

13. Grand Slam : A 1973 French cult film prompts Arno Brandlhuber to knock holes in his German holiday home

14. Redesigning the Future : Balde Runner 2049, sequel to the famous science fiction film that was released in 1982, manipulates architecture to magical effect

15. Class of Glass : A school extension by 2b architectes provides structure for children.

16. Model House : Studio MK27's latest house is exemplary in more than one way

17. Behind the Scenes : L3P ingeniously fits three apartments into and hold half-timbered house

18. Suddenly ornament is free : Benjamin Dillenburger and Michael Hansmeyer make 3D-printed objects with hyper-elaborate surfaces

19. We fought for every inch : In the design for a house in Dielsdorf, L3P Architekten exploited planning regulations to the max

20. Tall in Timber : Building high-rises in wood is becoming increasingly widespread. In Stockholm, plans are being made for a 34-storey apartment building

21. Clunky with a Twist : The oddly shaped Bankok Ventral embassy merges a seven-Storey retail podium and a 36-storey hotel tower

22. Rebirth of a Silo : COBE transforms a former grain silo in Copenhagen into 38 unique apartments.

23. Anything you want : Rafael Beneytez of Z4Z4 Architects astonishes with a house that contains countless quotations

24. Architecture isn't about assembling factory-made products' : 403 Architecture Dajiba takes advantage of discarded materials

25. The first 50 milliseconds are critical : at Arup, Raj Patel helps to enhance sound and protect people's hearing ; an Interview

26. Rough Cut : Fashion and art photographer Juergen Teller's new studio, designed by 6a, lends itself for a variety of photo shoots

27. Motel Meets Cabin : in the dunes south of Coquimbo, Chile, Izquierdo Lehmann completed an alltimber vaction house with 72 doors

28. Space and Skin : Benthem Crouwel, Meyer & Van Schooten Architecten and West 8 have given Rotterdam an iconic city gate

29. Cabins in the Woods : Students on the University of Colorado Denver's design-build programme created a series of huts in perfect harmony with their forest location

30. Five Points in the Pampa : in the small town of Olten, Fuhrimann Hächler built a house that pays homage to Le Corbusier's principles of modern architecture

31. Taking the Green Facade to the next Level : Edouard Francois plants a nature-inclusive tower in Paris

32. Reinvention of a Village : Peter haimerl never planned to reinvent the village of Blaibach. It happened gradually. House by house

33. Living in a Diagram : BIG's first New York apartment building is a formal experiment with plainly appointed units

34. The Architectural Photographer : is there still roomfor architectural photographers in a world of digital cameras and online publications?

35. Better Environment : Finch Buildings proposes a modular, eco-friendly strategy that could help solve pressing issues plaguing the housing market

36. Back to Basics : Liu Jiakun's business complex in Chengdu is somewhere between a Chines quadrangle and a European-style perimeter block

37. Everybody wants to be Dubai : Glitzy, non-contextual and controversial, Dubaization is the ultimate bubble development that refuses to die - and it's coming soon to a city near you...

38. System of Shadows : Aires Mateus's EDP headquarters in Lisbon is wrapped in a structure of culumms and beams that protects the interior from the sun

39. Custard or Champagne : the Forum des Halles, in Paris, has already been the scene of major renovations a couple of times. Patrick Berger adds a new chapter to its turbulent history...

40. Crossing Borders : Gabriel Huerta designed a university building that connects with the community

41. Adaptation : SelgasCano's temporary pavilion for a museum in Denmark gained a second life in Kenya as a school

42. There is enough stuff already : Members of a generation raised in abundance, Shingo Masuda and Katsuhisa Otsubo look for ways to improve the existing situation

43. Gradual renewal is more interesting than pursuing instant perfection : Jo Nagasaka has made a career out of renovating houses

44. A Farewell to Mowing Lawns : Tor Austigard updates the wooden Nordic coastal townhouse

45. Something Old, Something New : As-If Architects of Berlin extends a former Nazi barracks to house Zeppelin University in Friedrichshafen.

46. Man with a Plan : Dominique Coulon is a blueprint believer : An Interview

47. Coming in to Land : In a house for a pilot and his family, Hyo Man Kim grounds a flight of fantasy in traditional Korean culture ; Architekten: Iroje KHM Architects

48. Neighbourhood Watch : An all-seeing sci-fi tower crowns a Korean courtyard complex

49. Happy Together : JDS mixes offices, a kindergarten and a youth hostel in one sculptural form

50. The Shelter Solution : From the perspective of a humanitarian organization, the architect's vision of the emergency shelter is all too often the answer to a non-existens question

51. Flat-Pack Philanthropy : Produced with the support of the Ikea Foundation, the Better Shelter home naturally comes in a cardboard box.

52. City Oasis : Takeshi Hosaka provides a Nagoya family with a secluded garden

53. Triple Jump : Dorte Mandrup makes a mixed-use leap forward

54. Retreat to the Wilderness : Vardehaugen creates a quaint cabin with triangular planes

55. Designing at a Distance : Odile Decq managed to realize a museum in Nanjing over Skype

56. "Narrative is not yet a big enough component in architecture" : Ein Gespräch

57. Farmhouse Makeover : What used to be a small farm, close to Munich, was renovated by Peter Haimerl on the outside and radically remodelled on the inside

58. A Single Grand Gesture : In Breda, Koen van Veslen realizes a station that wants to be part of the city

59. Brilliant Cuts : Degelo's university library is a diamond-like arrangement of facets

60. Flying Visit : A floating pedestrian path snakes over a Norwegian island, allowing visitors to enjoy its fragile beauty without actually setting foot on it ; Ghilardi + Hellsten

61. We forget we are only a tiny molecule in the cosmos : Franek Architects Sky Walk is less about the view and more about upstaging the dramatic mountain landscape

62. Views to Volumes : Using radically different strategies, Marc Koehler conjures up a pair of Spatially adventurous houses

63. Smallness is Beautiful : Two new houses by Ken Takahashi illustrate his concept of smallness dynamically balancing the demands of context with a playful approach to form

64. Monolith of Memory : A statement of massive horizontality in a crudely excavated trench, Rudy Ricciotti's Rivesaltes Memorial Museum is an eloquent epitaph on the darker episodes o...

65. Adaptive Overhaul : A-cero turned a partly rouined market hall into a cultural centre by encasing it in aluminium

66. At Home in Suburbia : Mjölk's gently nonconformist house sits behind a wooden fence

67. Silent Observer : Staab Architekten hides a new extension to the Richard Wagner Museum behind a historic building

68. Slam Dunk : Koizumi Sekkei wraps a house around a basketball court

69. Sanctuary in the Silo : Gonzalo Mardones restores and expands a church in Chile

70. Sitting lightly on the Land : On a gently sloping site in New Canaan, Sanaa designed spaces for public gatherings in the form of a meandering river

71. Story of a shed : Rolf Bruggink and Niek Wagemans renovated a coach house using demolition materials harvested from an old shed

72. My Home is my castle : Stefan and Bernhard Marte's projects pay homage to the castles and lofty towers that fascinated them as children - while injecting a modern, industrial spin.

73. Eleven Globes under ohne Roof : Cultural centre Media Cosmos reflects Toyo Ito's interest in a renewed relationship with nature

74. Taking Nature to the Next Level : Mad Architects advocates a merger of architecture and landscape.

75. Grading Up : Tjeerd Bloothoofd adds a compact extension to an existing holiday home

76. Ceramic Wonderland : Studio Archea's Liling Ceramic Museum looks like a giant collection of tableware.

77. Form Follows Freedom : Office O sculpted a Flemish villa with pretty rounded shapes and a tiny waist

78. Unveiling Internal Dimensions : Raumzeit's composed campus centre takes a raw approach.

79. Rise from the Ashes : Espen Surnevik's church envisions a new beginning for every new generation

80. Camphor Tea : Hiroshi Nakamura built a nest for thirsty guests

81. White Noise : Perforated metal panels allow the occupants of Casa Fernandez to enjoy the scents and shadows of Belgrano, a leafy neighbourhood of Buenos Aires.

82. Origami for Artists : Odile Decq's extension to an art collector's manor house serves as guest lodgings with a view of the surroundings

83. A Silvery Carapace for Research : Zaha Hadid returns to her roots at Oxford University

84. Pimp my boat : Five letters on the roof of a floating hotel contain five rooms, each designed by a diffrent architect.

85. Black Gold : The Katowice congress centre by Jems transforms the grounds of a former coal mine

86. The Peak : Zaha Hadid crowns a mountain with a museum

87. You've been framed : N/A Studio wraps a house in concrete walls

88. All in One : Taichi Mitsuya designed a four-Storey house that works as a continuous space.

89. House of Bricks : Diego Arraigada turned the design of his own house into a study in brick

90. Patio in the Alps : The house that Camillo Botticini realized in de Italian Alps combines great views of the outdoors with a sheltering sense of security.

91. Inviting Curiosity : The new Melbourne School of Design is meant to be a didactic intrument : Architekt: John Wardle Architects

92. Black Box : The National Military Museum of the Netherlands, in the village of Soesterberg, is a new interpretation of a generic building type: the column-supportes space frame.

93. Ship of Knowledge : Coop Himmelb(l)au's Musée des Convluences in Lyon is a symbolic gateway to the city.

94. Hidden Depths : While converting a small apartment building into a single-family home, Kazuyasu Kochi experimented with cut-outs and colours

95. Hillside Retreats : In Spain and Portugal, owners and architects give a new lease of life to abandoned buildings and villages.

96. Learning by Lounging : There's nary a book in sight at Snøhetta's Ryerson University Student Learning Centre

97. Tale with a Twist : Engineer Dennis Poon explains the structural design of the Shanghai Tower, currently the second tallest building in the world.

98. Red Box : The red-tiled Ya Chang Art Center is at the core of a Shanghai industrial site renovated by Atelier Deshaus

99. What do you want to see first thing when you open your eyes in the morning? : Atelier ST takes a fresh approach to each 'one-off' project ; an Interview

100. Cleaning Up : Mass Design Group built a hospital for cholera patients atop a watertreatment facility in Port-au-Prince

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