Suchergebnisse für "traditional-craftsmanship"

In February, our readers were particularly enthusiastic about the following three contributions.

In designing SUPSI University’s new building at Mendrisio train station, Bassi Carella Marello pushed the possibilities of modern concrete construction to the limit.

Upholding Tradition with Prefabricated Parts

Als „gestapeltes Dorf“ haben Oualalou + Choi den marokkanischen Expo-Pavillon in Dubai konzipiert – und dafür eine Fassade aus großformatigen Stampflehm-Fertigteilen entwickelt.

We show you three exciting solutions around the topic of conversion.

Paris architecture studio Joly & Loiret have transformed a former post-office building into a stud farm.

Berlin’s KaDeWe is currently undergoing transformation at the hands of OMA. One of the main attractions of the renovation project has now opened: a spiral escalator with wooden cladding.

Munich’s new interim concert hall is an inexpensive modular construction − and it would be a shame to tear it down.

The building envelope of the Three Square House in Finland is made of titanium zinc from Rheinzink.

A successful attempt to resuscitate a dying building tradition

For the Relax Tube cylindrical suspended sound by Ydol merino wool is used.

Wood & Washi creates solar protection blinds made from traditional Japan paper.

Reed in the high mountains: a pilot project by Stuttgart University and the German Alpine Club

Simón Vélez, the Colombian master of contemporary bamboo constructions, has created a centre for the use of natural building materials and the preservation of traditional techniques.

Komiko, a young company, has specialized in container solutions in shop and special construction. They work with ship or special-construction containers as well as with proven partners such as the designer flooring manufacturer Project Floors.

A modern church in south Norway replaces a place of worship from 1760 that burnt down ten years ago.

With Telemark, Snøhetta have realized a fourth powerhouse: a sustainable office building in the Norwegian city of Porsgrunn.