Gaudí, Wright, Niemeyer y Le Corbusier: Haga un recorrido virtual por la arquitectura icónica. Gaudí, Wright, Niemeyer and Le Corbusier: Take a Virtual Tour Through Iconic Architecture about 9 hours ago Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMail Or With a sizable portion of the world's population hunkered down at home, online activities have become the go-to for those looking to fill, often hours, of newfound free time.
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About - Invisible Studio Architects. Invisible Studio is an innovative and award winning architecture practice founded by Piers Taylor.
Taylor is a Chartered Architect, was the inaugural Studio Master at the Architectural Association for the Design & Make Programme at Hooke Park, a former Design Fellow at the University of Cambridge, a founding director at Mitchell Taylor Workshop, an anniversary scholarship PhD Candidate at the University of Reading, an external examiner at the Arts University, Bournemouth and the Convenor of Studio in the Woods. Invisible Studio is led by Piers Taylor with architect Kate Darby, who currently teaches at the Welsh School of Architecture and the Architectural Association. Invisible Studio aims to be a different organisation from a conventional practice. We operate through collaboration, experimentation, research and education.
We work internationally and very locally, in a variety of fields and at a variety of scales. With each project, we aim to realise something extraordinary.
Corner house – dieguezfridman. Bjarke Ingels Group. BIG is led by 17 Partners: Bjarke Ingels, Sheela Maini Søgaard, Kai-Uwe Bergmann, Thomas Christoffersen, Finn Nørkjær, David Zahle, Jakob Lange, Andreas Klok Pedersen, Daniel Sundlin, Jakob Sand, Brian Yang, Beat Schenk, Agustin Perez-Torres, Martin Voelkle, Leon Rost, Catherine Huang and Ole Elkjær-Larsen.26 Associates: Ziad Shehab, Sören Grünert, Jakob Henke, Jeremy Alain Siegel, Andreas Buettner, Michelle Stromsta, Linus Saavedra, Aran Coakley, Jelena Vucic, Maria Sole Bravo, Kristian Hindsberg, Elizabeth McDonald, Blake Smith, Matthew Oravec (NYC) Frederik Lyng, Gabrielle Nadeau, Hanna Johansson, João Albuquerque, Nanna Gyldholm Møller, Eva Seo-Andersen, Tobias Hjortdal, Per Bo Madsen, Snorre Nash, Enea Michelesio, Kekoa Charlot (CPH) and Lorenzo Boddi (LON).
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Estudios Argentinos. MARIO BOTTA ARCHITETTI. Santiago Calatrava – Architects & Engineers. Antonio Bonet Castellana. Architecture. Enfoque: Mies van der Rohe. Spotlight: Mies van der Rohe about 5 hours ago Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMail Or Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (27 March 1886 – 17 August 1969) is one of the most influential architects of the 20th century, known for his role in the development of the most enduring architectural style of the era: modernism. Mies began to develop this style through the 1920s, combining the functionalist industrial concerns of his modernist contemporaries and an aesthetic drive toward minimal intersecting planes—rejecting the traditional systems of enclosed of rooms and relying heavily on glass to dissolve the boundary between the building's interior and exterior.
In 1930, Mies took over from Hannes Meyer as director of the Bauhaus—the school founded by and most commonly associated with its founder Walter Gropius—serving as its leader until it was forced to close in 1933 under pressure from the Nazi government. RBTA – Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura. REMY Arquitectos – Remy Architects. STEVEN HOLL ARCHITECTS. Rafael Viñoly Architects. JDS Architects. BUILD LLC.
Morphosis. MBM. Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates. Welcome to Mecanoo. Fermín Bereterbide. Egresó de la Escuela de Arquitectura de la UBA en 1918.
En 1920 ganó el Concurso para casa colectiva en Flores, organizado por la Unión popular católica. En 1925 ganó los concursos para vivienda colectiva de Los Andes, Flores y Palermo, organizados por la Municipalidad de Buenos Aires, de los que sólo se construyó el primero; en estos conjuntos incluyó servicios comunes como jardín de infantes, biblioteca, sala de espectáculos, servicio médico, comercios, baños públicos y lavaderos. En estos planteos respetó la trama urbana en damero, consolidando la manzana con pabellones que reconstruyen la línea municipal y respetan las ochavas, y dejando el interior para espacios verdes y de uso social.
En su arquitectura hay una depuración de formas y reglas del sistema clásico, conservando ciertos elementos de la construcción tradicional, como la simetría y las proporciones de los aventanamientos; ladrillo a la vista y cubiertas inclinadas están presentes en esta etapa. Eric Owen Moss Architects. Studio Libeskind. Coop-Himmelblau. Robin Williams Architect. Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects. Bernard Tschumi Architects. Antoine Predock Index. An architecture, interior design and planning firm that began in Miami in 1977.