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Articles by David Cohn

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Dust-Up in Granada Over Building Plans for the Alhambra

David Cohn
January 6, 2017
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A new entry scheme by architects Álvaro Siza and Juan Domingo Santos is billed as “too invasive.”


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Prado Museum

Foster + Partners' Winning Proposal for Prado Museum Annex

Collaborating with Spanish architect Carlos Rubio, the firm will rehabilitate a fragment of a former palace.
David Cohn
December 6, 2016
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Foster + Partners, together with the Spanish architect Carlos Rubio, have won a competition to rehabilitate a surviving fragment of the former royal palace of Buen Retiro in Madrid as an annex to the nearby Prado Museum.


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Magen Architects

Design Vanguard 2016: Magén Architects

Materials, construction practice, and place inform the dynamic, sculptural buildings of two Spanish brothers.
David Cohn
December 1, 2016
One Comment

A good point of entry for understanding the complex designs of the brothers Jaime and Francisco J. Magén Pardo are the sculptures of the late Spanish artist Eduardo Chillida, with their play of dense solids and equally compacted voids.


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Seville House

Seville House by Harald Schönegger and Inmaculada González

Seville, Spain
David Cohn
April 1, 2016
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Entering a door on a narrow street in Seville, Spain, reveals a transparent, verdant world within.


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Porto Cruise Terminal

Porto Cruise Terminal

High-Water Mark: A cruise-ship terminal’s exuberant form connects passengers and is a destination in its own right.
David Cohn
March 1, 2016
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To create the iconic curving forms of the cruise-ship terminal in Porto, Portugal, architect Luís Pedro Silva began working from the project’s territorial context rather than simply seeking a display of formal prowess.


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Museo Novecento
Renovation, Restoration, Adaptation

Museo Novecento

A Stitch in Time: A bold intervention links the Renaissance to the world of 20th-century art.
David Cohn
February 1, 2016
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It’s not always easy to be an architect in modern Italy, where contemporary design must measure itself against the weight of historic patrimony.


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CaixaForum

CaixaForum

At a dynamic arts center, L-shaped volumes seem to float as they cantilever out to the surrounding city.
David Cohn
December 1, 2015
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"Everything I do is aimed at dynamizing my work,” Carme Pinós declares, “because dynamism communicates lightness.”


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Losada García Architects
Design Vanguard 2015

Losada García Architects, Cáceres, Spain/San Diego

In the face of a weak economy, two partners expand their practice across continents.
David Cohn
December 1, 2015
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Globe-trotting and media savvy, up in the Cloud and down-to-earth, Ramiro Losada and Alberto García represent a new breed of Spanish architect.


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Konokono Vaccination Center

Konokono Vaccination Center

Made In the Shade: A desert clinic shifts notions about traditional materials and becomes a gathering place for a nomadic population.
David Cohn
June 16, 2015
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A desert clinic shifts notions about traditional materials and becomes a gathering place for a nomadic population.


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The Casa Baladrar in Alicante is for the families of three brothers

Firm to Watch: Langarita-Navarro

A Spanish firm designs communal spaces that draw from art and politics.
David Cohn
May 16, 2015
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Partners in both professional practice and private life, María Langarita and Victor Navarro first met in the booming pre-crisis Madrid of the early 2000s, when anything seemed possible for a pair of young architects.
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