Tropolism - El Croquis is offering digital versions of its magazines. In one swoop the twin problems of acquiring and storing their oversize formats is disappeared. Of course you don't ...
BDOnline.co.uk - Yes, directly and as a catalyst, says Hammerson’s director of retail development Robin Dobson, but architect Ptolemy Dean prefers a return to traditional streets... One wonders if the shopping centre is an equally 'effective' agent in the ...
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On the eve of the opening of the new Saatchi Gallery, Observer architecture critic and ex-director of the Design Museum looks at the continuing appeal of the big white space. The Saatchi Gallery, according to Bayley, is another real-life case study ...
Mumbai, India's Dharavi is one of the world's biggest slums -- and its most notorious. Look beyond the stereotype, however, and you'll find a successful settlement with a vibrant community and economy. But developers want to raze it all and ...
"As the benefits of green walls and roofs become common knowledge, interest grows as rapidly as the vegetation" From Architectural Record's Greensource Magazine, this article is a part of ArchRecord's Continuing Education Series. In this latest issue, the chatter centres on ...
Brought to you by Indochine, this panel discussion focuses on how companies are putting more emphasis on sustainable development. Moderated by Dr. Ashok Khosla, a leading United Nations environmentalist, the panel discussion will ...
Amidst talk about awards and competitions accompanying the Priztker win by Jean Nouvel, the Ho-Am Prize was presented to Kyu Sung Woo. Of all the milestones the Seoul-born architect has reached recently, one of the most significant, he says, was winning ...
Image Courtesy NBBJ A key moment in this article by Architectural Record's Robert Such reports: "While Marina Bay will have its flashy architecture, urban design in Singapore is about having an “interesting but ...