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The architect Frank Gehry, born and raised in Toronto, originally announced last October to much fanfare, the Mirvish+Gehry Toronto a mammoth development proposal, model of his design for a gallery and university complex in Toronto, showing angular…

Struck by the synergy between the shapes of two compelling symbols of relaxation, a hammock and a bath tub, Splinter Works were inspired to develop a piece that would provide the ultimate vehicle for total escapism. The peaceful experience of…

Google Maps has just announced that they are going to present a new application which allow us to enter in several buildings using Street View. A step more to travel around the world with your computer., full_html

"Razón y ciudad" shows the direct and descriptive work of photographer Manolo Laguillo. Until next September 15th, the Museo ICO will exhibit the artist work, which makes a visual trip through city transformations in Madrid and Barcelona, and its…

In Siza's words, "a good architect works slowly", and the age of 80, he still demonstrates no hurry in developing his work, with all the knowledge and cofidence that only experience can give, but still doubting and re-thinking as a research method…

Today we show you one of the projects of the Belgian architect, Stéphane Beel, this building has a dynamic and functional character where the public and students interact with the artists. This proposal improves significantly the existing building,…

The All England Lawn Tennis Club has unveiled its design proposals for the Wimbledon Master Plan. , full_html

The extensive campus of the Eckenberg Academy is located on a scenic hillside overlooking the town of Adelsheim and consists of 11 individual buildings from the 1960s and 70s. The regularity of the solitary two and three-story buildings which line…

Last week opened James Turrell exhibition at the Museum Solomon R. Guggenheim. With manipulating light, James Turrell creates works that amplify the direct perception. [bellow previous news in METALOCUS]. , full_html

Architect Henning Larsen died in his sleep in his home in Copenhagen Saturday 22 June 2013. Henning Larsen was 87 years old and he founded his practice in 1959, becoming one of Denmark's most prolific modern architects. , full_html