Alvaro Siza - wait I'm wrong?

sorry I think I had too much red wine, its actually Edourdo Souta de Moura and its the cinema house

suoto de moura's cinema house in porto.

uh. yeah. maybe i've had too much framboise.
this is one of those projects by suoto de moura that leaves me scratching my head. it doesn't really seem to match the rationality of most of his projects. maybe that's the point...

holz i've often had the same opinion - esp when you look at his monographs - it seems so misplaced. Notwithstanding I hear that seems to be rational when seen in its context

Next...

its an interior shot of a popularly published work

Wall House
FAR - Frohn & Rojas Architects
Chile

Ecker Abu Zahra House, Hertl Architekten

Allow me to go again:

they've got some really interesting projects.

i saw that one on the copper prize shortlist when posting the LANDS swiss box above.


another interesting house by hertl is the steinwendtner haus...

yeah, very nice stuff. The Ecker Abu Zahra House also accomodates the clients apiarian interests... and lots of beige

well, i will not be visiting that house sans epi pen anytime soon. no clue on the second project.

i think we have two buidings running together here - buts okay, gives more ppl a chance to chip in. dia - you know i'm gonna get that one.
Ashton Raggatt and McDougall (with landscape architects Room 4.1.3) - National Museum of Australia, Canberra.

must admit i have never been a big fan of ARM, but i am glad someone is doing their type of stuff.

what was the second building?
the first image i posted is the backside of the Ecker Abu Zahra House , the second is another house by hertl i was just putting out there to show how beastly their firm is.

i got diabase's in like 10 minutes, so he threw out another.

you're up, p2an

wow. 1066, i totally missed that i hit 1,000 posts.
but hey, the battle of hastings, 1066. good times.
almost to the day william the conqueror landed in england.

That would be Franz Liszt Konzerthaus by Kempe/Thill.

more concrete:

:) i kinda thought if you were around a-f you would get it in a flash.
i think the US ppl should check those guys out

here's a better overview, but with lower resolution:

that is great, i have seen fotos of this before, name eludes me.
french if my memory serves me right.

yes, you're on the right track p2an!

jean renaudie, downtown redevelopment 'etoiles' at ivry, france.

author of a favorite quote:
In the city, there are no simple objects; one could say there are no objects at all. There are elements, which only acquire meaning through their combination with other elements in a larger whole, itself implied in the depths of the element.

link

nice quote steven, that link is pretty funny. whats with the water effects over the image...weird!

yay! i finally get a turn!

two pix of this one, and you still can't get a full sense of how great it is:

Ah,

The Roofless Church by Philip Johhnson, 1960
New Harmony, Indiana

ahhh shit! i knew i had seen it somewhere and that it was a yankee.
today at the office i had no time to dig around in our library :)

diabase...i googled philip johnson chapel columbus (indiana)...so close, yet no cigar...

You got to be quick...

The one above is from my homeland

shades of maynard?

Not maynard.
And wrong country.

parsonson architects by chance? I'm witting this without actually going through their website so just a guess

Nice guess, but wrong part of the country for Paronson. He usually does work around the Wellington Area [although not limited to there of course]. This is further north in an iconic part of NZ...

Oooh, ooh, oooh, pick me!

Ken Crosson's Coromandel Bach!

Well done!
Your Turn.

FYI

Crosson Clarke Carnachan Architects
Parsonson Architects

(About time I got one. You guys were making me feel inferior)

Phenomenal - I found out who it was, so I will pass.

I love the iso drawings.

okay I know this

R&Sie(n) architects; the project split the wood

I know this because you used the images from the website -

so skip me and someone else post!

i'll go again. i love this one.

hey thats adds a new twist on this, unbuilt works...well i guess this one will be built...hope.
Headquarters ‘Ribera Del Duero’ Wine. competition win by Barozzi Veiga Architects.
they they have some cool competition wins, but as yet nothing built.

now, a history one, who is the architect of the long snake-like building.

Hmmm... La Grande Borne by Emile Aillaud?

right architect...so close enough.
Les Courtillières 1958-1964.

ok, my mistake. Here's more historical stuff. Maybe it's too easy, but I like the project:

steven...beautiful beautiful project...p2an, thanks for the barozzi veiga link...i am salivating after looking at their webpage...i am hoping they get something built soon!

I think we should keep this thread on actually built projects. I think there is infinately more unbuilt works floating around than actual constructed ones