
Broissen Architects Blazes a Trail for Next Generation
A rendering of “Urban Shelter” shows Broissin’s entry in a design competition for a residential tower in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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Broissen Architects Blazes a Trail for Next Generation\
A rendering of “Urban Shelter,” Broissin’s entry into a design competition for a residential tower in Vancouver, depicts his notion of a habitation capsule.
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Broissen Architects Blazes a Trail for Next Generation
A rendering of “Urban Shelter,” Broissin’s entry in a design competition for a residential tower in Vancouver, has a sci-fi feeling to it.
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Broissen Architects Blazes a Trail for Next Generation
Broissin and Federico Soriano, of Madrid’s S & Aa, entered this scheme in a competition to design the new Estonian National Museum. The architects say the triangular shapes create a chameleon-like effect.
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Broissen Architects Blazes a Trail for Next Generation
Broissin and Soriano’s entry in a design competition for the new Estonian National Museum creates traditional spaces between indoors and out.
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Beth Broome joined Architectural Record as managing editor in 2004 after a number of years working in newspapers, most recently as managing editor of The New York Observer. Beyond architecture, she has written on a variety of subjects, including finance, food, and society and culture. In her current position, she oversees the day-to-day operations, planning, and production of the magazine and edits and writes on a range of projects. Originally from the Boston area, she is a graduate of Tufts University.
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