The Cube, Centerbrook’s figurative heart, debuted eight years ago. It's the poster-child for how one space can accommodate multiple uses. Check it out:
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Today, Norman Foster, Dava Newman, Xavier De Kestelier, and Marc Guberman, AIA spoke about Space architecture and the benefits which this creative endeavour might, and will, offers to everyone of us here on Earth. Highlights for me: 1. Xavier De Kestelier was showing self-assembling building blocks for the outer shelfs of Moon/Mars habitats. I love that idea, ingenious, simple, and fun. Throwing tetrapods with a robotic arm. It is an idea from the pristine minds of kids unconstrained by the boring layers of knowledge. I would just add: Shake the tetrapods down using the inflatable support. They will lock together better :) 2. Marc Guberman, AIA was, rightly, pointing out that the Overview effect 2.0 is coming but leaving the anwer to the question "When?" open. In my view, the simple fact that this exiting event took place and that it has drawn in a crowd attests that the Overview effect 2.0 is already here.
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"EQUILIBRIUM”, a vast public art installation spanning 500 square meters, is a transformative experience that fosters healing and connection. This experiential piece features 12 graceful swings suspended beneath a cosmic canopy of light, seamlessly blending motion and stillness to create a harmonious ambiance. This poetic architecture encapsulates a profound message — an invitation to embrace the principles of balance and interdependency. As swings gently sway, "EQUILIBRIUM" symbolizes our interconnectedness, where individual paths converge to contribute to a universal balance. In both daylight and night, this visual ensemble beautifully conveys the concept of collective harmony. "EQUILIBRIUM" transcends the visible and invisible, offering a captivating space where audiences become integral components of a larger narrative — a testament to the exquisite dance between individuality and universality.
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In this episode, Chelsea Greemore shares what it's like to be an architectural generalist, her unique perspective, how European city plazas influence her designs, designing healing spaces for athletes and much more. https://hubs.li/Q02K3ryW0
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Include nature to the core of designing as you take the legacy of nature further with CenturyVeneers by CenturyPly. Know more: https://lnkd.in/epW3S4aX #SenzuraStyles #CenturyVeneers
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On this episode, we talk about a house that unites modernity and tradition in Italy. Link to full interview in the post:
Part 2 of our Architectural Interview with Vincenzo Tuccillo, founder of studioforma, as he discusses about House LC, located in Bergamo, Italy that uniquely responds to the site while having a continuity with Italian tradition in its construction. This house has been featured in several publications such as Archdaily and Divisare. studioforma Link to YouTube video: https://lnkd.in/gmp4g_Hn Year: 2022 Photographs: Francesca Ióvene @francescaiovene ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Architect's Website: www.studioforma.eu IG: @studioforma.eu ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow or contact us on: IG: @whatsyourperspective2023 email: [email protected]
A house that unites modernity and tradition.
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Top Secret Event | Tinker’a-zation Stations Find the keys & unlock the secrets to historic preservation in this Sherlock Holmes & Nancy Drew inspired Tinker’a-zation Station event. Now, will you accept the mission and try to unlock the keys? After all, historic preservation may be a mystery to some. But that will all change with this titillating approach to solving this not-so dusty look into the past, present and future of >>> Historic Preservation! Top Secret Fun & Games ‘R Afoot:: > Super-Sleuth Kits > Tools of the Trade > Mystery Disguise Dress-up > Historic-Restore Take-Home Craft > What’s the Time(line)? > Tiny Treasure Hunt > BIG Board of Mysterious Places A variety of interactive stations provide a fun-filled way to explore the world of historic preservation. Where all ages can learn about important historic places in the City of Fayetteville and the keys to saving them. Presented by LEVEL 5 Architecture & Pencil to Pixels in conjunction with the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas When: May 18, 2024 Time: 8:00 am - 11:00’ish am Where: Fayetteville Farmer’s Market Cost: Free Ages: All ages (2-102)
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Urban hospitality: what does it entail, for whom, and why does it matter? This was the central question of my keynote lecture for the Public Space Academy. Based in Bologna, the Academy is the first, free, interdisciplinary educational program aimed at establishing a new approach to urban complexity built around public space. My lecture dealt with how cities like to present themselves; as open and inclusive, with their public spaces accessible to everyone - residents or visitors. As welcoming urban environments where everybody has the opportunity to participate in public life and can go about safely. In short, they promote themselves as hospitable cities. But what exactly does this mean, and for whom? Many cities are welcoming to some but experienced as hostile by others. As a result of overblown gentrification processes, marginalised groups are often driven out of the city and, consequently, out of its public spaces. This is reinforced by defensive urban design strategies such as hostile architecture. The lecture explores the multi-faceted concept of urban hospitality morally, philosophically, and spatially. Who has which right to the city? How can design choices undermine or fortify the sense of welcome in public spaces? Moreover, the concept of urban hospitality is expanded to encompass the other-than-human. In light of the worldwide loss of natural ecosystems and declining biodiversity, it is crucial to green cities in such a way that urban biodiversity is enhanced. A nature-inclusive approach to the design of public spaces is pivotal to achieving this. You can watch the recording of the lecture below (free, in English). Luisa Bravo Egle Pilipaviciute #publicspacesforall #design_mayday
Public Space Academy / Keynote Lecture by Floor van Ditzhuyzen
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Delve into the concluding episode of the Frank Lloyd Wright series, exploring the enduring influence of his architectural brilliance. Uncover the legacy of this visionary architect and his timeless contributions to modern design. 🏛️✨ #FrankLloydWright #ArchitecturalLegacy #ModernDesign
Frank Lloyd Wright: Architectural Rebel | A Journey Through Masterpieces and Legacy, Series 06
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The message echoed in the blog, and especially the story of Maya Lin, resonated with me – we are the architects of our life and work, but we must first grasp the shape of what we are building to create anything worthwhile. And that requires us to “visualize the end” – the life we want to design, live, and leave a legacy of. https://lnkd.in/gRNS5neN
Visualize the End Result — Alex J. Hughes
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