this project just posted on archinect is amazing with new in old.
Guthrie Transportation Museum & Welcome Center
post your favorite examples here.
I've always liked the Gaffney House, even though it's a bit PoMo for my tastes...
http://bcj.com/projects/gaffney-house/
Hearst Tower in NYC's always been interesting to me.
nice citizen.
David Chipperfield, Neues Museum, Berlin
and this one
Who had their head up their ass?
Obligatory Zumthor
Shelters for Roman Archaeological Site
Kolumba Museum
/\nice
so this one is old in new
Fragmente der Fassade, des translozierten Kaisersaals und des Frühstückssaals des Grand Hotel Esplanade
Helmut Jahn Sony Center enclosing the fragment of Ottio Rehnig's facade of the Hotel Esplanade
the way it was
.
It is another project by Herzog & de Meuron, but how about this extension to the Musée Unterlinden, although it is perhaps not as literally "new in old"...more under?
Features an impressive staircase too...
I can't believe I forgot Maison de Verre!
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this project just posted on archinect is amazing with new in old.
Guthrie Transportation Museum & Welcome Center
post your favorite examples here.
I've always liked the Gaffney House, even though it's a bit PoMo for my tastes...
http://bcj.com/projects/gaffney-house/
Hearst Tower in NYC's always been interesting to me.
nice citizen.
David Chipperfield, Neues Museum, Berlin
and this one
Who had their head up their ass?
Obligatory Zumthor
Shelters for Roman Archaeological Site
Kolumba Museum
/\nice
so this one is old in new
Fragmente der Fassade, des translozierten Kaisersaals und des Frühstückssaals des Grand Hotel Esplanade
Helmut Jahn Sony Center enclosing the fragment of Ottio Rehnig's facade of the Hotel Esplanade
the way it was
.
It is another project by Herzog & de Meuron, but how about this extension to the Musée Unterlinden, although it is perhaps not as literally "new in old"...more under?
Features an impressive staircase too...
I can't believe I forgot Maison de Verre!
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