Des bâtiments du Pérou, du Sénégal et du Chili sont finalistes au Prix international de l’IRAC 2019
Institut royal d’architecture du Canada (IRAC)
Edificio E, Pavillon de conférence, Université de Piura, Pérou – Barclay et Crousse (Lima, Pérou)
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Cristóbal Palma
Des bâtiments du Pérou, du Sénégal et du Chili sont finalistes au Prix international de l’IRAC 2019
Institut royal d’architecture du Canada (IRAC)
Thread : Centre culturel et résidence d’artistes, Sénégal – Toshiko Mori Architect (New York, États-Unis)
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Courtesy of Le Korsa
Des bâtiments du Pérou, du Sénégal et du Chili sont finalistes au Prix international de l’IRAC 2019
Institut royal d’architecture du Canada (IRAC)
Le temple bahá’í pour l’Amérique du Sud, Chili – Hariri Pontarini Architects (Toronto, Canada)
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doublespace photography
Des bâtiments du Pérou, du Sénégal et du Chili sont finalistes au Prix international de l’IRAC 2019
Institut royal d’architecture du Canada (IRAC)
Thread : Centre culturel et résidence d’artistes, Sénégal – Toshiko Mori Architect (New York, États-Unis)
Crédit photo :
Iwan Baan
Des bâtiments du Pérou, du Sénégal et du Chili sont finalistes au Prix international de l’IRAC 2019
Institut royal d’architecture du Canada (IRAC)
Edificio E, Pavillon de conférence, Université de Piura, Pérou – Barclay et Crousse (Lima, Pérou)
Crédit photo :
Cristóbal Palma
San Francisco Design Week 2019
San Francisco Design Week / AIGA SF
San Francisco Design Week Logo.
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Logo design by Manual for San Francisco Design Week
San Francisco Design Week 2019
San Francisco Design Week / AIGA SF
CommUNITY Poster Art by Jennifer Morla. CommUNITY Silent Auction Opening Night June 20. Exhibition June 20 - 21 The Design Hub.
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Jennifer Morla
San Francisco Design Week 2019
San Francisco Design Week / AIGA SF
"Shore" Art installation by Swiss designer Adrien Rovero. Exhbition and Talk at the Design Hub Pier 27, June 20 - 21, 2019.
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Adrien Rovero
San Francisco Design Week 2019
San Francisco Design Week / AIGA SF
St. Joseph's Art Society by designer Ken Fulk. Dynamic Minds Series: an exclusive private tour led by Diane Dorrans Saeks June 24.
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Douglas Friedman
San Francisco Design Week 2019
San Francisco Design Week / AIGA SF
Portrait Ken Fulk, the eponymous designer features in this year's "Dynamic Minds" Series. San Francisco Design Week.
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Douglas Friedman
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San Francisco Design Week 2019
San Francisco Design Week / AIGA SF
"What's Cooking" in restaurant design trends. Panel discussion by top architects and designers at Flexform SF with AIA SF, June 26, moderated by Modern Luxury Silicon Valley.
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Flexform SF
San Francisco Design Week 2019
San Francisco Design Week / AIGA SF
Exhibition Opening at San Francisco Design Week.
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Andre Pennycooke
San Francisco Design Week 2019
San Francisco Design Week / AIGA SF
Speaker Panel at the Design Hub, San Francisco Design Week.
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Andre Pennycooke
San Francisco Design Week 2019
San Francisco Design Week / AIGA SF
The Design Hub at Pier 27 Embarcadero. San Francisco Design Week.
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Ron Poznansky
San Francisco Design Week 2019
San Francisco Design Week / AIGA SF
Opening Night Party on the waterfront at Pier 27, San Francisco Design Week.
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Irina Blok
Le nouvel emblématique Walterdale Bridge connecte la ville, la nature et les individus
DIALOG
Walterdale Bridge is a gracious, single span, twin through-arch steel structure, spanning 206 m (greater than the length of two football fields) from bank to bank across the North Saskatchewan River. It carries three lanes of northbound vehicle traffic, a sidewalk to the west of the roadway and a separated footbridge for pedestrians and cyclists to the east.
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Tom Arban Photography Inc.
Le nouvel emblématique Walterdale Bridge connecte la ville, la nature et les individus
DIALOG
Edmonton's new Walterdale Bridge connects the north and south sides of the city across the North Saskatchewan River.
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Tom Arban Photography Inc.
Le nouvel emblématique Walterdale Bridge connecte la ville, la nature et les individus
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The landscape architecture connects people with the bridge and nature. People no longer need to cross traffic to continue on the trails in any direction. With less than 5% grade, all paved paths are fully accessible.
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Tom Arban Photography Inc.
Le nouvel emblématique Walterdale Bridge connecte la ville, la nature et les individus
DIALOG
At night, the edges of the iconic arches are elegantly illuminated in white. Lighting design by HLB Lighting Design.
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Tom Arban Photography Inc.
Le nouvel emblématique Walterdale Bridge connecte la ville, la nature et les individus
DIALOG
Large thrust blocks provide a foundation for the arches, which carry the bridge load. Each thrust block is made of about 600m3 of concrete and 44 steel micropiles installed 20m below the road elevation. That’s about as deep as a six-storey parking garage.
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David Lai
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