Shigeru Ban: The Paper Log House at The Glass House marks the first time in six years that the innovative house will be on display in North America. In collaboration with The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture of The Cooper Union, 36 architecture students will gain hands-on experience assembling the Pritzker Prize鈥搘inning architect Shigeru
The Glass House site鈥檚 newly restored Brick House (1949) opening May 2鈥揇ecember 15. The Glass House, a site of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, announces the complete restoration of the historic Brick House (1949) designed by Philip Johnson. Completed just months before the Glass House, the Brick House was an integral part of the
Calzavara Multifunctional Urban Structure Calzavara and Desall are looking for fresh concepts and designs for multifunctional urban furniture structures. These structures will house mobile phone antennas and other radio devices while also functioning as attractive and/or functional aspects. The 鈥渕acro鈥� mobile cell phone antennas will always be at the top, while the radio devices will
Calzavara Tower Coating Design Calzavara and Desall are looking for ideas to create new coatings that contribute to defining the aesthetics of telecommunications towers, improving their integration into the urban landscape, and transforming them into architectural icons.聽 You are invited to design the aesthetic coating of the architectural towers, taking into account every aspect: from
Calzavara Tower Coating Design Calzavara and Desall are looking for ideas to create new coatings that contribute to defining the aesthetics of telecommunications towers, improving their integration into the urban landscape, and transforming them into architectural icons.聽 You are invited to design the aesthetic coating of the architectural towers, taking into account every aspect: from
Unilock, a leader in high-quality paving stones and retaining wall products, is proud to announce its third annual Paving the Future Scholarship. Initially launched in 2022, this scholarship is part of the company's ongoing commitment to nurturing the next generation of leaders in landscape design, architecture, and construction. Since 2022, four students from CUNY The
Galerie56 will host Sarah Myerscough Gallery, for an exhibition titled Shades of Light from September 5 through October 25. Marking the London-based gallery鈥檚 New York debut, Shades of Light will showcase innovative works celebrating organic materials and skilled craftsmanship. Highlights include Full Grown鈥檚 sculptural willow chairs cast in bronze, Eleanor Lakelin鈥檚 horse-chestnut burr vessels, and
This September, we invite you to immerse yourself in the world of midcentury modern architect, Charles M. Goodman. Goodman was a Washington, D.C.鈥揵ased architect responsible for innovative residential communities like Hollin Hills in Alexandria, beautifully designed custom homes such as the Sevareid House, and the historic Terminal 1 at Reagan National Airport. We will explore
The labor crisis across the AEC industry has become a long-standing issue. Today, one-third of the workforce is ten years away from retirement and an estimated 1.9 million construction workers are expected to leave their jobs to work in other industries in 2024. Unless immediate and proactive steps are taken to retain this knowledge and
ArchLIGHT Summit is an annual educational expo show and trade show dedicated to the design, build community. Over the last three years this event has attracted the architectural, specification and design communities to Dallas Market Center for a two-day lighting product expo which featured industry leading exhibitors, informative and hands on interactive sessions and CEU
Art gallery L.A. Louver presents the debut U.S. exhibition of a new body of work, Shaping Accident, by Los Angeles鈥揵ased architect and artist Thom Mayne. The exhibition is interested in the philosophical intersections of impermanence and materiality in relation to technology. Each artwork in Shaping Accident begins with a computer algorithm, which then translates an
This exhibition at New York School of Interior Design focuses on hand drawings by 12 established and emerging New York鈥揵ased architects and interior designers. Drawings and design portfolios from the New York School of Interior Design Archives provide context for this contemporary work. Today, when computer imagery is ubiquitous, there remain a number of contemporary
