World Architecture Festival 2015 – Day Two Winners Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Lanserhof, Lake Tegern, Germany, Ingenhoven Architects, winner of the Hotel and Leisure category
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Ingenhoven Architects
World Architecture Festival 2015 – Day Two Winners Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Courtyard House Plugin, China, by People's Architecture Office, winner of the New & Old category
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People's Architecture Office
World Architecture Festival 2015 – Day Two Winners Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Fabrica de Oliva, Uruguay, Marcelo Daglio Arquitectos, winner of the Production, Energy & Recycling category
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Marcelo Daglio Arquitectos
World Architecture Festival 2015 – Day Two Winners Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Qatar Faculty of Islamic Studies, Qatar, by Mangera Yvars Architects, winner of the Religion category
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Mangera Yvars Architects
World Architecture Festival 2015 – Day Two Winners Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Qatar Faculty of Islamic Studies, Qatar, by Mangera Yvars Architects, winner of the Religion category
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Mangera Yvars Architects
World Architecture Festival 2015 – Day Two Winners Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Ballet School, Russia, by Studio 44 Architects, winner of the Schools category
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Studio 44 Architects
World Architecture Festival 2015 – Day Two Winners Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
San Mamés Stadium, Spain, by Azcárate (ACXT-IDOM), winner of the Sport category
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Azcárate (ACXT-IDOM)
World Architecture Festival 2015 – Day Two Winners Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Fulton Center, USA, by Grimshaw / Arup / James Carpenter / HDR Page Ayres Cowley, winner of the Transport category
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Grimshaw / Arup / James Carpenter / HDR Page Ayres Cowley
World Architecture Festival 2015 – Day Two Winners Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Gardens at Punggol, Singapore, by Serie + Multiply Consultants, winner of the Future Projects Commercial Mixed Use category
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Serie + Multiply Consultants
World Architecture Festival 2015 – Day Two Winners Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Quay Quarter, Australia, by Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp, winner of the Future Projects Competition Entries category
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Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp
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World Architecture Festival 2015 – Day Two Winners Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Performing Arts Centre, UK, by Studio Seilern Architects, winner of the Future Projects Education category
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Studio Seilern Architects
World Architecture Festival 2015 – Day Two Winners Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Home Farm, Singapore, by SPARK, winner of the Future Projects Experimental category
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SPARK
World Architecture Festival 2015 – Day Two Winners Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
Vancouver House, Canada, BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group, winner of the Future Projects Residential category
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BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group
"The Other Architect"
Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA)
Installation view of The Other Architect, Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal, 2015.
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"The Other Architect"
Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA)
Installation view of The Other Architect, Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal, 2015.
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"The Other Architect"
Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA)
Installation view of The Other Architect, Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal, 2015.
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© CCA, Montréal
"The Other Architect"
Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA)
Installation view of The Other Architect, Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal, 2015.
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© CCA, Montréal
"The Other Architect"
Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA)
Installation view of The Other Architect, Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal, 2015.
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© CCA, Montréal
"The Other Architect"
Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA)
A double pair of shoes made by Alessandro Mendini, Davide Mosconi,Nazareno Noia, and Franco Raggi at the first Body group workshop, “Thebody and constraints,” held in Milan in June 1975.Global Tools. From Casabella, no. 411, 1976.
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Casabella
"The Other Architect"
Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA)
A diagram showing how OMA and AMO implanted themselves intorelationships within real and virtual spheres. 2001. AMO.
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© OMA
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"The Other Architect"
Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA)
Shimbo Minami, an illustrator and cartoonist, and a member of ROJO, at work documenting the street. c. 1985. Courtesy of Tetsuo Matsuda
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© The ROJO Society
"The Other Architect"
Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA)
An architect from Moore Grover Harper at work while on display in thewindow of the Riverdesign Dayton storefront office. 1976Design-A-Thon. Centerbrook Architects and Planners Records.Manuscripts and Archives, Yale University Library.
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© Centerbrook Architects and Planners
"The Other Architect"
Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA)
A participant in the Wilmington Take Part workshop taking notesduring the city walk. 1971. Take Part. Lawrence Halprin Collection, TheArchitectural Archives, University of Pennsylvania.
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© The Architectural Archives, University of Pennsylvania
"The Other Architect"
Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA)
Coded index cards used to assemble the Air Structures Bibliographyrating each publication according to its usefulness. c. 1972é. LightweightEnclosures Unit Cedric Price fonds, CCA.
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"The Other Architect"
Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA)
An improvised drawing (“D.I.Y. tool box”) made by Alessandro Mendiniat the Sambuca Seminar. 2 November 1974. Global Tools.Archivio Piero Brombin e Valerio Tridenti
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Waverly Residence
MU Architecture
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Waverly Residence
MU Architecture
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Julien Perron-Gagné
Waverly Residence
MU Architecture
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Julien Perron-Gagné
Waverly Residence
MU Architecture
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Julien Perron-Gagné
Waverly Residence
MU Architecture
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Julien Perron-Gagné
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