PLUS to DETAIL-Issue 12/2009 | Page 1352

The project “Sliding House” by dRMM architects features an extraordinary design. A larch-enclosure was created that can be moved along in-ground rails. Thus, interior spaces become exterior spaces. DETAIL provides a film in which the various spatial situations and moods of light are shown.

PLUS to DETAIL English Edition 6/2009 | Page 590

Harrow Road in west London is a rough area with a large immigrant population. Until recently, school was of no great attraction for young people in the neighbourhood. All that has now changed as a result of the Westminster Academy. The film accompanies three pupils walking through the school building.

PLUS to DETAIL English Edition 6/2009 | Page 564

How do concrete planks, gravel beds, wooden benches and Corten steel fit in the master plan of the newly designed High-Line Park in New York? To find out have a look at our new film as a foretaste of the corresponding report in DETAIL English Edition 6/2009.

PLUS to DETAIL English Edition 6/2009 | Page 564

An animated film shows the design features of the High Line. DETAIL.de presents the film as a foretaste of the corresponding report in DETAIL English Edition 6/2009.

PLUS to DETAIL-Issue 9/2009 | Page 920

Generation G refers to a generation which is concerned about the environment. This is a matter of course for the pupils at Stewart Middle School in Washington D.C – a sustainably designed building. Here, ecological awareness is not only taught but also practiced at the school.

He’s got on blue on; she’s got on red: Takaharu and Yui Tezuka. On the occasion of the first body of work about architects, currently exhibited in the German Architecture Muesum (Deutsches Architektur Museum), the architects came to Frankfurt to participate in an inter-university workshop with architecture students from one of ...

PLUS to DETAIL-Issue 5/2009 | Page 448

Andreas Meck explains the spatial and liturgical concept for the Dominikuszentrum in Munich and describes the advantages of building with bricks.

PLUS to DETAIL-Issue 5/2009 | Page 436

Click here to watch how the pavilion is transformed from a limp sack into a swollen figure and how it is used throughout the day.

PLUS to DETAIL-Issue 4/2009 | Page 332 and 354

During his visit at DETAIL Benedikt Schulz explains how an inconspicuous structure becomes a striking police station and how the available budget is applied in a profitable way.

PLUS to DETAIL English Edition 3/2009 | Page 290

The special prize for acoustics was awarded to the office Atelier Kempe Thill for their project »Concert Hall in Raiding«. Oliver Thill explains the design concept as well as the acrylic glazing and the facade system.