5.2022
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DETAIL Award 2022
Environmentally Positive in the Woodland Park: The Plus
At the beginning of June, Vestre opens its new production facility in the middle of the Norwegian forest. The world's most sustainable furniture factory, designed by Bjarke Ingels Group, is the first industrial building in Norway to be classified as "Outstanding", the highest environmental seal of approval according to Breeam. We would like to introduce the winner of the Detail Readers´ Award 2022.
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Prefabricated modular timber construction
Luisenblock Office Building by Sauerbruch Hutton
Sauerbruch Hutton Architects has erected an office building involving the modular timber construction method for the German Bundestag.
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Modular construction
Modular Construction – Editorial 5.2022
In our May issue, we document outstanding international examples of modular construction as well as the diversity of materials, structural details and building typologies.
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Strictly organised
Administration Building of the Zug Waterworks
Modular structures and prefabricated construction elements form the basis for the new office and administration building of the Zug waterworks by Boltshauser Architekten.
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Partnership in development aid
ETH Zurich: Art School in Barranquilla, Colombia
On the initiative of the ETH Zurich and the Universidad del Norte de Barranquilla, an internationally renowned school of arts and crafts has been created in a former tobacco factory in the Colombian port city of Barranquilla.
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Inflatable structures
Hans-Walter Müller’s Pneumatic Architecture
In recognition of a lifetime devoted to inflatable structures, the Tyrolean Architecture Centre is staging an exhibition on the pioneer of air-supported volumes and his oeuvre.
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A compact retreat
Prefabricated House in the Netherlands
Orange Architects, a studio headquartered in Rotterdam, have completed a compact, energy-efficient prefab house on the Dutch island of Texel.
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Dancing among containers
Multifunctional Hall Near Pamplona
Ruizesquiroz Arquitectos have recycled shipping containers as the roof construction for the headquarters of a manufacturer of sports equipment.