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Before we can speak of Building Management (BMS), we should define the concept of clever home automation to not get a surreal idea about it. A clever home does not make breakfast, doesn't wake you up when you overslept and does not have a robot as a maid (according to some shared opinions on the... View full entry »
TORONTO — On 9 September 2012, the Canadian Firefighters Memorial officially opened in Ottawa. Located at the site of the capital’s devastating fire of 1900, this urban-planning memorial ensemble was collaboratively designed by PLANT Architect Inc. and Canadian visual artist and... View full entry »
New York, September 4, 2012 – Richard Meier & Partners is proud to announce the first completed project in Shenzhen, China. Sited on a prominent island in the middle of the OCT harbor lake, the new OCT Shenzhen Clubhouse will provide guests and members with a restaurant, private dining... View full entry »
Manfred delivered a lecture on "The Crisis of the Post-Digital Era" at the Assumption University on 15th June 2012 with Wynn A. Bay as moderator. View full entry »
Space Time Architecture of Hong Kong / The Time Menagerie We all wish happy time to last; we also wanted unhappy time to drift faster. The Time Menagerie explores the urban space and the built environment of Hong Kong through the notion of time. While physical buildings are the visible... View full entry »
元新 GROUNDWORK have exhibited their work "Fade in City" at the Hawkerama of Hong Kong on 16th July, 2012. Hawkerama, an exhibition curated by Kong Kong artist Kacey Wong, continues to explore the existence of hawkers. “ We are participating because we feel that it is the right... View full entry »
The intersection of Mill Creek and the Grand River is the reason that Galt was founded at this spot in 1816, but this watery intersection, and Mill Creek all the way to Main Street has been buried, moved and forgotten. Where did the creek go? How could such an important piece of natural... View full entry »
WALKING LINGERING WALKING is an installation that depicts and interprets our built work, experimenting with, and challenging the ways in which people perceive and move through space. For some time, we have been exploring the choreography of space by creating a dialogue between elements that... View full entry »
LIONarchitecture teamed with Cleveland artist Olga Ziemska for the production of the award winning proposal for a new public art element as part of the Tremont Streetscape project. LIONarchitecture served as an architectural consultant and also contributed much of the graphics for the first place... View full entry »
The Butaro Hospital in Rwanda was praised as innovative and cost-efficient by the Zumtobel Award 2012 jury, ultimately winning in the category of "Built Environment." Over 230 projects were submitted in for the 2012 Zumtobel Group Award in this category. Entries were received from 22 nations... View full entry »
Slipstream an installation by FreelandBuck currently showing at the Bridge Gallery in New York. Alluding to Lebbeus Woods' 2010 'Slipstreaming' drawings of flow, the installation a is a single drawing extruded through the gallery space and cut away to produce a set of interconnected spaces. ... View full entry »
In the historic context of New England, the Walpole Public Library is a rare new building sited adjacent to the town hall and historic Blackburn Hall and just steps away from downtown. LLB Architects had been working with the Walpole community since 2007 when we were asked to re-envision and... View full entry »
Matt Teismann, partner at LIONarchitecture, has accepted a visiting faculty position at Kent State University. Matt will teach second year architectural design studios for the fall semester of the upcoming academic year. View full entry »