https://www.architecturalrecord.com/rss/1060-bohlin-cywinski-jackson en-us http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/17148 Wed, 16 Oct 2024 00:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/17148-bohlin-cywinski-jacksons-mass-timber-addition-to-a-texas-school-offers-a-lesson-in-sustainable-design http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/16156 Wed, 22 Mar 2023 07:06:57 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/16156-hillclimb-by-bohlin-cywinski-jackson-with-miller-mottola-calabro-architects Hillclimb-1.jpg Photo © Nic Lehoux Hillclimb-2.webp Photo © Nic Lehoux Hillclimb-4.webp Photo © Nic Lehoux Hillclimb-3.webp Photo © Nic Lehoux Hillclimb-5.webp Photo © Nic Lehoux Blue Bottle's new cafés around the country put the performance of coffee making on display in clutter-free spaces.

]]> http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/14105 Mon, 03 Jun 2019 09:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/14105-blue-bottle-coffee-by-bohlin-cywinski-jackson The height of the World Trade Center space in New York is modulated with millwork ribs. Photo © Jeffrey Totaro A 600-square-foot retail nook on California Street in San Francisco’s Financial District plays with scale and perspective. Photo © Adam Rouse In Old Oakland, BCJ transformed the ground floor of a former 19th-century hotel into a café with custom furnishings and modular elements designed to adapt over time. Photo © Adam Rouse A lattice of plywood box lanterns in the South Park, San Francisco, café displays merchandise and emits a soft glow in the historic warehouse. Photo © Matthew Millman In Boston’s Exchange, a 350-square-foot micro-kiosk sits within a vast atrium. A metal frame wrapped with perforated panels brings natural light to every surface. Photo © Daniel Lee In Williamsburg, Brooklyn, curving walls choreograph the customer experience. Photo © Jeffrey Totaro BCJ renovates a house in California's the wine country, making it a welcoming retreat for the owners of a boutique wine label.

]]> http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/12948 Tue, 05 Sep 2017 08:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/12948-wine-country-farmhouse-by-bohlin-cywinski-jackson A dividing wall helps define bed and bath zones in the open master suite. Photo © Matthew Millman The stair leading to the rest of the house is one of two areas where the architects added skylights to improve daylighting. Photo © Matthew Millman Image courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/11995 Fri, 11 Nov 2016 00:00:00 -0500 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/11995-the-manetti-shrem-museum-of-art-by-so-il-bohlin-cywinski-jackson UC-Davis-Manetti-Shrem-01.jpg The form of the museum’s sensuous canopy was inspired by the nearby fields. Photo © Iwan Baan Supported by circular columns, the canopy covers a 50,000-square-foot area to create a generous entry plaza in front of the building. Photo © Iwan Baan Above the main entrance, a large circular disc protects visitors from infrequent rain. Photo © Iwan Baan Photo © Iwan Baan Photo © Iwan Baan Polished concrete covers the floors of the galleries, lobby, and auxiliary spaces. Photo © Iwan Baan Polished concrete covers the floors of the galleries, lobby, and auxiliary spaces. Photo © Iwan Baan The arcing canopy dips as low as 12 feet at the front of the building. Photo © Iwan Baan The canopy’s array of perforated triangular beams creates alluring silhouettes on the exterior wall of the building and floor of the entry plaza. Photo © Iwan Baan Image courtesy SO-IL & Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Image courtesy SO-IL & Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Image courtesy SO-IL & Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Apple takes its futuristic wares to a stately building in an historic neighborhood.

]]> http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/11488 Mon, 01 Feb 2016 09:00:00 -0500 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/11488-apple-store-by-bohlin-cywinski-jackson Apple Store The classical-style bank building at 940 Madison Avenue in New York houses Apple’s revolutionary products. Its limestone exterior has been restored with such deportment it is hard to tell things have changed. Photo © Peter Aaron / Esto Apple Store In February 1923, RECORD published photos of the classical-style bank building at 940 Madison Avenue in New York. Apple Store The original banking room in 1923. Apple Store The proportions and scale of Apple’s oak display tables replace check-writing stands and tellers’ windows. Photo © Peter Aaron/ Esto Apple Store Working with dark spaces downstairs, the architects left the vault, separating it from the accessories room and lower lobby with the restored security screen. Photo © Peter Aaron / Esto Apple Store They inserted shallow coffers and smaller circular chandeliers in the sales space. Photo © Peter Aaron / Esto Apple Store Upstairs on the main floor the restored windows admit daylight on the east and south walls. Photo © Peter Aaron / Esto Apple Store Image courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Apple Store Image courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson 1504-the-lightbox-bohlin-cywinski-jackson.asp Thu, 16 Apr 2015 00:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/8827-the-lightbox-by-bohlin-cywinski-jackson The northern facade is clad in shiplap cedar and painted with durable pine tar. A glassed-in living room and mezzanine blur indoors with the outdoors. The LightboxBohlin Cywinski JacksonPoint Roberts, WashingtonThe northern facade is clad in shiplap cedar and painted with durable pine tar. A glassed-in living room and mezzanine blur indoors with the outdoors.Photo © Nic Lehoux The architects combined windows with economical fiber-cement panels. The LightboxBohlin Cywinski JacksonPoint Roberts, WashingtonThe architects combined windows with economical fiber-cement panels.Photo © Nic Lehoux The house is most transparent at the southeastern end. The LightboxBohlin Cywinski JacksonPoint Roberts, WashingtonThe house is most transparent at the southeastern end. Photo © Nic Lehoux A dropped hemlock ceiling for the mezzanine level amplifies the verticality of the trees. The LightboxBohlin Cywinski JacksonPoint Roberts, WashingtonA dropped hemlock ceiling for the mezzanine level amplifies the verticality of the trees.Photo © Nic Lehoux The owner and his family have a private view of the woods from the living room. The LightboxBohlin Cywinski JacksonPoint Roberts, WashingtonThe owner and his family have a private view of the woods from the living room.Photo © Nic Lehoux The dining area. The LightboxBohlin Cywinski JacksonPoint Roberts, WashingtonThe dining area. Photo © Nic Lehoux Hemlock slats create a sense both of privacy and openness throughout the house, including the living room. The LightboxBohlin Cywinski JacksonPoint Roberts, WashingtonHemlock slats create a sense both of privacy and openness throughout the house, including the living room.Photo © Nic Lehoux The Lightbox The LightboxBohlin Cywinski JacksonPoint Roberts, WashingtonPhoto © Nic Lehoux The Lightbox The LightboxBohlin Cywinski JacksonPoint Roberts, WashingtonPhoto © Nic Lehoux The Lightbox The LightboxBohlin Cywinski JacksonPoint Roberts, WashingtonPhoto © Nic Lehoux The Lightbox The LightboxBohlin Cywinski JacksonPoint Roberts, WashingtonPhoto © Nic Lehoux The Lightbox The LightboxBohlin Cywinski JacksonPoint Roberts, WashingtonPhoto © Nic Lehoux The Lightbox The LightboxBohlin Cywinski JacksonPoint Roberts, WashingtonImage courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson The Lightbox The LightboxBohlin Cywinski JacksonPoint Roberts, WashingtonImage courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson The Lightbox The LightboxBohlin Cywinski JacksonPoint Roberts, WashingtonImage courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson The Lightbox The LightboxBohlin Cywinski JacksonPoint Roberts, WashingtonImage courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson The Lightbox The LightboxBohlin Cywinski JacksonPoint Roberts, WashingtonImage courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson The Lightbox The LightboxBohlin Cywinski JacksonPoint Roberts, WashingtonImage courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson The Lightbox The LightboxBohlin Cywinski JacksonPoint Roberts, WashingtonImage courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Many San Francisco startups inhabit industrial warehouse spaces: the lofty, open structures readily adapt to become modern workshops for artisanal software development.

]]> 1409-square-inc-headquarters-bohlin-cywinski-jackson.asp Tue, 16 Sep 2014 00:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/8297-square-inc-headquarters Square, Inc. Headquarters A 20,000-square-foot existing cafeteria was updated with bamboo ceiling and wall surfaces, white subway-tile backsplashes, engineered-stone countertops, and additional amenities like a smoothie bar.   Photo © Matthew Millman Square, Inc. Headquarters The 1978 precast concrete building is in the mid-Market area of downtown San Francisco, where a revitalization began when Twitter moved there in 2012.   Photo © Matthew Millman Square, Inc. Headquarters Square, Inc., project teams are grouped into neighborhoods, each with a glass-walled meeting room.   Photo © Matthew Millman Square, Inc. Headquarters A stretched-textile ceiling hovers over the reception area, creating a sense of compression before one enters the main workplace.   Photo © Matthew Millman Square, Inc. Headquarters Once a week, the cafeteria is reconfigured into an all-hands meeting space, where lighting in its extruded-aluminum ceiling is spaced to create a sense of movement.   Photo © Matthew Millman Square, Inc. Headquarters Carved out of the open floor plan, with an oak-slat ceiling and eucalyptus built-ins, the company library is a quiet, homey space for repose.   Photo © Matthew Millman Square, Inc. Headquarters “Cabanas” made of bamboo veneer and wool are very popular with the staff: open to the boulevard and enclosed with glass on one side, they provide acoustic privacy within a public setting.   Photo © Matthew Millman Square, Inc. Headquarters Image courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Square, Inc. Headquarters Image courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Square, Inc. Headquarters Image courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson In designing a house for a family of five at the Kicking Horse ski resort in Golden, British Columbia, architect Bohlin Cywinski Jackson (BCJ) wanted to make the most of views while preserving privacy on a tight site.

]]> 1312-kicking-horse-residence.asp Mon, 16 Dec 2013 12:00:00 -0500 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/8540-kicking-horse-residence Skiers enter the house on the west and descend stairs fitted with metal treads to the boot room. Kicking Horse ResidenceBohlin Cywinski JacksonGolden, British ColumbiaSkiers enter the house on the west and descend stairs fitted with metal treads to the boot room.Photo © Matthew Millman Skiers enter the house on the west and descend stairs fitted with metal treads to the boot room. Kicking Horse ResidenceBohlin Cywinski JacksonGolden, British ColumbiaSkiers enter the house on the west and descend stairs fitted with metal treads to the boot room.Photo © Nic LehouxKicking Horse ResidenceBohlin Cywinski JacksonGolden, British ColumbiaSkiers enter the house on the west and descend stairs fitted with metal treads to the boot room.Photo © Nic Lehoux The living and dining areas have their own pavilion with views facing west. Kicking Horse ResidenceBohlin Cywinski JacksonGolden, British ColumbiaThe living and dining areas have their own pavilion with views facing west.Photo © Nic Lehoux East elevation Kicking Horse ResidenceBohlin Cywinski JacksonGolden, British ColumbiaEast elevationPhoto © Nic Lehoux Main level hall Kicking Horse ResidenceBohlin Cywinski JacksonGolden, British ColumbiaMain level hallPhoto © Matthew Millman Main level hall Kicking Horse ResidenceBohlin Cywinski JacksonGolden, British ColumbiaMain level hallPhoto © Nic Lehoux Kicking Horse Residence Kicking Horse ResidenceBohlin Cywinski JacksonGolden, British ColumbiaImage courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Kicking Horse Residence Kicking Horse ResidenceBohlin Cywinski JacksonGolden, British ColumbiaImage courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Kicking Horse Residence Kicking Horse ResidenceBohlin Cywinski JacksonGolden, British ColumbiaImage courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Golden, Colorado, about 20 miles west of Denver, is probably best known for a certain beer brewed in a massive plant on the city’s eastern edge.

]]> 1311-marquez-hall-colorado-school-of-mines-bohlin-cywinski-jackson.asp Fri, 15 Nov 2013 23:30:00 -0500 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/7587-marquez-hall-colorado-school-of-mines A 60-foot cantilevered canopy welcomes visitors to Marquez Hall at the Colorado School of Mines. Classrooms and lab spaces are visible behind the glass entry. Marquez Hall, Colorado School of MinesBohlin Cywinski JacksonGolden, ColoradoA 60-foot cantilevered canopy welcomes visitors to Marquez Hall at the Colorado School of Mines. Classrooms and lab spaces are visible behind the glass entry.Photo © Nic Lehoux Labs and classrooms have views out to the surrounding mountains, while a new plaza looks into Marquez Hall’s teaching spaces. Marquez Hall, Colorado School of MinesBohlin Cywinski JacksonGolden, ColoradoLabs and classrooms have views out to the surrounding mountains, while a new plaza looks into Marquez Hall’s teaching spaces.Photo © Nic Lehoux Labs and classrooms have views out to the surrounding mountains, while a new plaza looks into Marquez Hall’s teaching spaces. Marquez Hall, Colorado School of MinesBohlin Cywinski JacksonGolden, ColoradoLabs and classrooms have views out to the surrounding mountains, while a new plaza looks into Marquez Hall’s teaching spaces.Photo © Nic Lehoux Bohlin Cywinski Jackson clad the exterior with terra-cotta panels to echo the blond brick found in other buildings on campus. Marquez Hall, Colorado School of MinesBohlin Cywinski JacksonGolden, ColoradoBohlin Cywinski Jackson clad the exterior with terra-cotta panels to echo the blond brick found in other buildings on campus.Photo © Nic Lehoux To combat the field’s reputation for secretiveness, Bohlin Cywinski Jackson opened the petroleum engineering building’s classrooms and labs to its public spaces. Marquez Hall, Colorado School of MinesBohlin Cywinski JacksonGolden, ColoradoTo combat the field’s reputation for secretiveness, Bohlin Cywinski Jackson opened the petroleum engineering building’s classrooms and labs to its public spaces.Photo © Nic Lehoux Marquez Hall, Colorado School of Mines Marquez Hall, Colorado School of MinesBohlin Cywinski JacksonGolden, ColoradoImage courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Marquez Hall, Colorado School of Mines Marquez Hall, Colorado School of MinesBohlin Cywinski JacksonGolden, ColoradoImage courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Marquez Hall, Colorado School of Mines Marquez Hall, Colorado School of MinesBohlin Cywinski JacksonGolden, ColoradoImage courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Marquez Hall, Colorado School of Mines Marquez Hall, Colorado School of MinesBohlin Cywinski JacksonGolden, ColoradoImage courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Marquez Hall, Colorado School of Mines Marquez Hall, Colorado School of MinesBohlin Cywinski JacksonGolden, ColoradoImage courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Shanghai’s Nanjing Road is the center stage of the city’s shopping culture. Its eastern end features a pedestrian zone with towers of neon signs competing for attention. Its western side has dramatic storefronts for high-end brands, including a brightly lit five-story suitcase for Louis Vuitton.

]]> uniqlo.asp Mon, 16 May 2011 12:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/7660-uniqlo Backlit by fluorescent lamps and easily reached between the product walls and existing glazing, a new perforated metal skin reveals a pattern reminiscent of rippled fabric. UniqloBohlin Cywinski JacksonShanghai, ChinaBacklit by fluorescent lamps and easily reached between the product walls and existing glazing, a new perforated metal skin reveals a pattern reminiscent of rippled fabric.Photo © Nic Lehoux/ Backlit by fluorescent lamps and easily reached between the product walls and existing glazing, a new perforated metal skin reveals a pattern reminiscent of rippled fabric. UniqloBohlin Cywinski JacksonShanghai, ChinaBacklit by fluorescent lamps and easily reached between the product walls and existing glazing, a new perforated metal skin reveals a pattern reminiscent of rippled fabric.Photo © Nic Lehoux/ The architects inserted a shard of glass and steel through the floor plates as a conduit for dramatic lighting, views, and mannequins rotating on theatrical rigging. UniqloBohlin Cywinski JacksonShanghai, ChinaThe architects inserted a shard of glass and steel through the floor plates as a conduit for dramatic lighting, views, and mannequins rotating on theatrical rigging.Photo © Nic Lehoux/ Backlit by fluorescent lamps and easily reached between the product walls and existing glazing, a new perforated metal skin reveals a pattern reminiscent of rippled fabric. UniqloBohlin Cywinski JacksonShanghai, ChinaBacklit by fluorescent lamps and easily reached between the product walls and existing glazing, a new perforated metal skin reveals a pattern reminiscent of rippled fabric.Image courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson The architects inserted a shard of glass and steel through the floor plates as a conduit for dramatic lighting, views, and mannequins rotating on theatrical rigging. UniqloBohlin Cywinski JacksonShanghai, ChinaThe architects inserted a shard of glass and steel through the floor plates as a conduit for dramatic lighting, views, and mannequins rotating on theatrical rigging.Image courtesy Bohlin Cywinski Jackson There’s nothing formulaic about the National Park Service’s new Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center for the Grand Teton National Park in Moose, Wyoming. 

]]> 0802discovery-1.asp Tue, 19 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0500 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/8075-craig-thomas-discovery-and-visitor-center It would be easy to think of Bohlin Cywinski Jackson’s House at the Shawangunks—located a few miles west of the Hudson River in the hills near the upstate New York town of New Paltz—as a house designed for rock climbers.

]]> 0801shawangunks-1.asp Sat, 19 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0500 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/8685-house-at-the-shawangunks