Category:
"Architecture"
"Ten year ago, with a friends team, we launched this project for the Cadiz Port and Bahia. Was a great proposal to develop any bahia or port and a great idea in summer, a new way to reform old industrial areas of Cadiz." These are the words of José…
Read article
"We were aware cauldrons had been getting bigger, higher, fatter as each Olympics happened and we felt we shouldn't try to be even bigger than the last ones." These are the words of Thomas Heatherwick whose concept for the cauldron for the 2012…
Read article
One of the few copies of the House of Better Days is exposed until late September at the Galerie Patrick Seguin (Paris, 11th). Commissioned after the winter 54 by Father Pierre Jean Prouvé, it is revealed as a manifesto in favor of industrialization…
Read article
Explore a global timelapse of our planet, constructed from Landsat satellite imagery. This timelapse from 1999 to 2011 captures the rapid growth of Las Vegas, Nevada, the fastest growing city in the United States over the past two decades., full_html
Read article
Our favorite cartoonish, Klaus Toons, opened a small exhibition at the Architecture Foundation in London. For the latest event in the Three Little Worlds programme, Jimenez Lai's Cartoonish Metropolis host an exhibition of comic work by celebrated…
Read article
Applied Works has created a web-based tool for energy supplier EDF, which will monitor and visualise energy use across key London 2012 Olympic sites.
, full_html
Read article
Located in the small Catalan town of Santpedor, the Sant Francesc convent has been rescued from the ruin with an interesting intervention by the architect…
Read article
It is not being a good year for architects in Madrid. With great sadness I report the death of Dario Gazapo, in Madrid, director of the Department of Architectural Design at the School of Architecture, UPM, where he also directed the Master of…
Read article
Today, Fomento showed the Spanish Proposal in the International Architecture Biennale of Venice SPAIN LAB and ...I do not understand nothing, for I thought that Spain was involved in a Biennial titled "COMMON GROUND".
, full_html
Read article
These days jumped the controversy over the article by William Curtis, probably motivated by the recent opening of the Shard skyscraper designed by Renzo Piano for London. In general and from Spain nothing to say about the text, although its…
Read article
