MUSÉE 29 – EVOLUTION
Evolution explores the concepts of progress, transformation, growth, and advancement in an age when images are taking a dramatic shift in the role they play in our lives.
All tagged Architecture
With few botanical gardens that can rival the design and architecture of these structures, the Taiyuan Botanical Garden sets itself apart as completely unique and as a world-class location to celebrate the diversity of plant life from around the world.
As one of the most iconic buildings in Los Angeles and as a historically protected building, the Chateau Le Trianon will stand for years to come as a symbol of the Pioneering Age of Hollywood and of the Hollywood elites who have taken up residence in the building over its ninety-five years of history.
Envisaged by the late Dame Zaha Hadid in 2007, The Opus was completed posthumously in 2019.
The residential building’s sleek yet brutalist design sets it apart as a work of truly modern architecture in a city that is beginning to distinguish itself as an economic capital of South America.
Creating architectural designs that work in harmony with their natural environments is the name of the game at Peter Pichler Architecture, an award-winning architecture laboratory based in Milan, Italy.
Highlighting four photographs in each of six categories, the images overwhelmingly emphasize the ultra-modernized world that we live in and are headed further towards.
By using the work of Gaudí as inspiration, Midjourney as a tool, and primitive environmentalism as a goal, Ariadna Giménez has found an architectural and visual style that is very much her own.
Located in the heart of Paris on the South end of the Champ de Mars, the Grand Palais Éphémère overlooks the Eiffel Tower—a long-time symbol of the city—while, in its own right, setting a standard in temporary event space planning and environmentally responsible architecture.
With twenty-five years under its belt as one of the great contemporary and modernist art museums, the impact of Gehry’s design has not faltered.
Brown’s structures are life-like and feel as though they are scaled-up images of cellular organisms made of steel and concrete.
“What if we radically reversed this planetary sprawl? What if we, as humans, reached a global consensus to retreat from our vast network of cities and entangled supply chains into one hyper-dense metropolis housing the entirety of the earth’s population?”
Charred timber cladding is a growing trend in the world of sustainable building and architectural design. It can be seen all over the world today, although this traditional veneer for building exteriors, made by lightly charring timber, first began in Edo period Japan.
The German artist was interviewed by Editor-in-Chief Andrea Blanch in 2014.
In the untreated grey concrete of these staunch structures, Gardiner has discovered virtues of harmony, equitability, and deference.
From the 62nd annual Grammy Awards, to the passing of NBA star Kobe Bryant, this is all you’ll need to know about what’s happening in the art world this week.
