Architecture Archives – Page 24 of 135

Twenty-two projects honored with prizes for Excellence / Grande Pinnacle Award bestowed to Pei Cobb Freed & Partners for 7 Bryant Park

The editors of Stone-Ideas.com have compiled the 5 articles and reports with the most clicks in 2019

In the famous village of Gandria, architect Enrico Sassi has renewed a small detail with great effect

The square in the Slovenian city was redesigned by Atelier Arhitekti as a place for citizens

Architect Giovanni Zanella renovated, extended and transformed the building with a stone façade

The accolade distinguishes buildings where natural stone and artificial stone from Andalusia was implemented around the world

Professor Jan Pieper of the RWTH Aachen has developed a new theory on equidistant portholes in the Temples’ walls

The stone is honed, pretreated and vein cut that its gray shades perfectly match the church’s furnishings

Architects at David M. Childs/Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) designed the complex to look unique from every angle

Architect Rem Koolhaas’ construction is a metaphor of the eternity and freedom of knowledge

Belgian architects have designed a central square in Albania’s capital with many interpretations

For the first time stones from Asia, North and South America are represented

The competition honors outstanding design and contemporary construction using natural stone

Islamic Conference of Culture Ministers is bestowing the title for the Arab Region, Asia and Africa

Critics are quick to claim that the installation by Japanese architect Junya Ishigami falls short of the standards set in the last years