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On the Boards: Shanghai Natural History Museum by Perkins + Will

Laura Raskin
Laura Raskin
August 5, 2011
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Image courtesy Perkins + Will Shanghai Natural History Museum, Shanghai, China, Perkins + Will When it is completed at the end of 2012, Perkins + Will’s nautilus-shell-shaped Shanghai Natural History Museum will emerge from a proposed sculpture park and provide views of the surrounding city. Perkins + Will won the international competition in 2007 to design the museum, which will replace an existing natural history museum. The architects were inspired by the classical gardens in Suzhou with their water features, rock formations, and screened walls, which they abstracted in their design. “It’s important that the museum is in the old
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WORKac Wins Job to Design Master Plan for Island in Russia

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Clifford A. Pearson
August 3, 2011
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Image courtesy WORKac New Holland Island in St. Petersburg, Russia, designed by WORKac. Click on the slideshow button to see more images. With a plan to create a park and transform existing warehouses into spaces for art, design, education, and commerce, WORK Architecture Company (WORKac) won an international competition to redesign New Holland Island in St. Petersburg, Russia. The 19.8-acre island, which Peter the Great developed as the country's first military port in 1721, will be opened to the public for the first time in its history. WORKac beat out David Chipperfield from London, MVRDV from Rotterdam, and Studio 44
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Guggenheim and BMW Launch First Pop-Up 'Lab' in New York City

Laura Raskin
Laura Raskin
August 2, 2011
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Photo by Paul Warchol © Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation Click on the slideshow button to see more images. Amidst a cacophony of truck brakes, street sweepers, and ambulance sirens in Manhattan’s East Village, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and BMW launched the first BMW Guggenheim Lab on Tuesday, which will open to the public on Wednesday, August 3rd. The minimalist open-air structure designed by Tokyo-based Atelier Bow-Wow is a pop-up think tank, event space, and pavilion that will offer free movie screenings, lectures, and workshops relating to the theme of “Confronting Comfort” through October 16. Constructed on a 25-by-100-foot site
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In Beijing, Work Begins on Nature-Inspired School by OPEN architecture

Clare Jacobson
August 2, 2011
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Image courtesy OPEN Architecture Garden School, Beijing, China by OPEN architecture. Click on the slideshow button to see more images. A 45,000-square-meter public middle school designed by OPEN architecture breaking ground in August in the new town of Changyang, in Beijing’s Fangshan District. The competition-winning design is the first major commission for partners Li Hu (who had been a partner at Steven Holl Architects) and Huang Wenjing (who had worked for Pei Cobb Freed & Partners). The project is part of an initiative spearheaded by Wang Shi, head of Vanke, China's largest real-estate developer, to create 10 significant buildings in
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HMC Architects Brings Green Sensibility to Medical Project in China

Asad Syrkett
August 1, 2011
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Image courtesy HMC Architects Medical Complex, Shunde District, China. Click on the slideshow button to see more images. Related Links: Building Types Study: Health Care U.S.-based HMC Architects in collaboration with the Shunde Architectural Design Institute (SDADI) has designed a 223,000-square-meter medical complex for a 13.4-hectare site in the Shunde district, outside the city of Foshan, China. HMC project architect Raymond Pan describes the complex as a “tertiary medical center,” one that will offer in- and out-patient facilities, dormitories for resident physicians and staff, and training facilities for new doctors and technicians. The nine-building complex will also be home to
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LEED 2012 Second Public Comment Period Opens

Tristan Roberts
August 1, 2011
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Responding to thousands of comments on the first draft, USGBC made major changes to LEED 2012, especially in materials. A second draft of LEED 2012 is out, and the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) is accepting public comments from August 1 to September 14. The new draft and its revisions reflect hundreds of hours of USGBC staff and volunteer time. If a final version of LEED 2012 is approved by USGBC members next year, it will be released around November 2012. Among the changes to this draft is the name. In its first draft of the new suite of LEED
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Zaha Hadid Olympic Stingray

Critics Take Jabs at Zaha's Olympic Stingray

Jan-Carlos Kucharek
July 29, 2011
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With its temporary wings and 3,000 tons of structural steel, Zaha Hadid's Olympic Aquatics Centre opens in London to mixed reviews.


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A 75th Anniversary for an American Icon

Alexandra Polier
July 28, 2011
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A new book and series of events commemorate Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater. Photo © Michael Tavani, with permission of Western Pennsylvania Conservancy Click on the slideshow button to see more images. Related Links: Taliesin Celebrates 100 Years Each year 160,000 visitors travel to Pennsylvania’s scenic Laurel Highlands to visit Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater and to pay homage to America’s most celebrated architect. Thanks to an impeccable restoration completed in 2002 by the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy (which obtained Fallingwater from the owner Edgar Kaufmann Jr. in 1963), the house appears in near-perfect condition, and tours regale visitors with such entertaining details
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Snøhetta Addition for SFMOMA Taking Shape

Laura Mirviss
July 27, 2011
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Craig Dykers says new structure will 'complement' existing building by Mario Botta Image courtesy SFMOMA Click on the slideshow button to see more images. Related Links: SFMOMA Selects Snøhetta for Expansion RECORD Reveals: San Francisco Since the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art opened its distinctive, Mario Botta-designed home in 1995, the size of its collection has more than doubled and the average number of annual visitors has tripled. The institution is now in the midst of raising money for a major expansion conceived by the award-winning Norwegian firm Snøhetta. The museum launched a $480 million capital campaign last year


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NYC Parking Garage Gets $4 Million Facelift

Carolina Worrell
July 25, 2011
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The 40-year-old Delancey and Essex Municipal Parking Garage in downtown Manhattan will receive a new cable fa'ade, under a recently announced $4-million NYC Department of Transportation renovation project. Photo courtesy Micheielli + Wyetzner Architects The renovated garage will include a 17-ft supergraphic. A construction manager for the work has not yet been chosen, and the project will go out to bid in September, says a spokesperson for New York-based Michielli + Wyetzner Architects, which designed the façade for the five-story concrete structure. Construction is expected to begin by early 2012 with completion anticipated by the end of 2012. The design
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