Tag Archive for 'world architecture'

Stabilized Insulated Rammed Earth (SIRE) Walls Last a Lifetime Without Maintenance

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Crop Circle-Esque Green Roof Covers Battle i Roig’s Award Winning Waste Treatment Plant

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Cloud 9′s Incredible Inflatable Bubble Building Opens in Barcelona

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Omar Arbel’s Stunning 23.2 House Unfolds from Salvaged Beams

Read the rest of Omar Arbel’s Stunning 23.2 House Unfolds from Salvaged Beamshttp://www.inhabitat.com/wp-admin/ohttp://www.inhabitat.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=better_feedptions-general.php?page=better_feed Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: BC green home, Canadian residential architecture, green home, green residential architect... weiterlesen...

Suoi Re Village Community House in Vietnam Built from Rammed Earth and Bamboo

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Colorful Yevlakh Seed Factory Wins World Architecture Award

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Stunning Modern Home Unfolds from Salvaged Beams

This striking 23.2 House by Architect Omar Arbel creates a wonderful narrative that starts with a pile of huge salvaged Douglas fir beams. The design set in motion by the raw reclaimed lumber radiates out, dictated by the beams’ material dimensions and length. The result is a beautiful home that made the short list for this year’s World Architecture Festival’s recogniz... weiterlesen...

The G-List: Choosing the Best Green Buildings Of The Last 30 Years

Adam Joseph Lewis Center, McDonough and Associates, Voted Greenest Building since 1980 When covering Vanity Fair's World Architecture Survey I asked "Where's The Green?" and wrote that there was a "profound disconnect between the architecture shown and the problems that architects have to solve today." Lance Hosey, formerly a partner at McDonough and Associates and now a writ... weiterlesen...

Vanity Fair’s World Architecture Survey: Where’s The Green?

28 votes: Frank Gehry, Guggenheim, Bilbao When I entered architecture school, a charming and brilliant Wayne Lawson taught a wonderful survey course on culture and communication. It was a hot couple of years at the University of Toronto (now John Daniels) school of architecture, and almost everyone passed through. Professor George Baird and Chairman Peter Prangnell snagged the ... weiterlesen...

VIDEO: Architecture for Humanity is Helping Haiti Rebuild

Click here to view the embedded video. Architecture for Humanity has a network of over 40,000 design professionals around the world who donate their services to helping to improve lives of people in need. Every year they build buildings and create infrastructure for tens of thousands of people who can’t afford the assistance of a designer. This year they are lending their h... weiterlesen...