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Work and time off in Beijing

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Arata Isozaki & Associates
CAFA Art Museum

Beijing, China

Isozaki applied traditional slate to the organic shape as a symbol of contemporary art.
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MoMAPS1 2010 winner
Florian Idenburg & Jing Liu
POLE DANCE

“How liberating to be an architect these days. If you can avoid hubris and over-reach, there are compelling, if daunting, spaces waiting to be explored.”
Florian Idenburg & Jing Liu

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Snøhetta
National September 11
Memorial Museum Pavilion

World Trade Center Site
New York, NY

Two of the rescued original steel tridents will be enclosed within the Pavilion’s glass atrium.

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Gehry Partners, LLP
Cleveland Clinic
Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health

Las Vegas, Nevada

An uneven stack of blocks anchoring waves of steel and glass.
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Mikou Design Studio
Bailly School Complex

Saint-Denis, France

The shape of the roof and the glazed brick give reference to the lanterns in cathedrals.

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Competition winner
Henning Larsen Architects
Batumi Aquarium

Batumi
The Republic of Georgia

The aquarium interacts with its surroundings and becomes a manifestation of nature itself.

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Morphosis
University of Cincinnati

Campus Recreation Center
Cincinnati, Ohio

“Weaving as a Means for Establishing Flow.”
Morphosis

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Expansion
OMA
MNBAQ
Québec City, Canada

“Our design aims to weave together the city,
the park and the museum; it is simultaneously
an extension of all three.”

Rem Koolhaas
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Steven Holl Architects
Linked Hybrid
Beijing, China

The urban experience of space, through multifaceted spatial layers, makes the Linked Hybrid an “open city within a city.”

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 THE BOOKCASE  
   
Paul Goldberger
Building Up and Tearing Down

Publisher: The Monacelli Press
Why Architecture Matters
Publisher: Yale University Press

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 EXHIBITIONS  
   

Exhibition
Jim McHugh
Let’s Get Lost

Timothy Yarger Gallery
Beverly Hills, California

McHugh's photographs capture the ghost of what was....and might be again.

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