Tune into an insightful discussion in the PA Talks series with Chad Oppenheim, Miami-based architect and founder of Oppenheim Architecture on his prolific works. Oppenheim works have been praised for their ability to transform the prosaic into the poetic. Through passion and sensitivity towards man and nature, Oppenheim creates monumental yet silent architecture that elicits a site’s inherent power.
The Suzhou Bay Cultural Center skillfully weaves an iconic web on the shores of Lake Tai. Christian de Portzamparc discovered the deserted plain in 2013.
Time: 2nd March – 6th April 2021Location: ZOOM hosted by PAFormat: OnlineDuration: 6 SessionsTotal Hours: 24 HoursTopic: ECO-PARAMETRIC STRUCTURESWorkshop Type: Online WorkshopRegistration Deadline: 25th February
Topic: COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN: NEXT 4.0Time: 17th & 18th April 2021, Saturday and SundayDay 1 Starts: 17th April, 12:00 GMTDay 1 Ends: 17th April, 20:30 GMTDay
Tune into an enthralling discussion in the PATalks series with Ondřej Chybík, Founder Chybik+Kristof on his fast-growing studio. The practice founded in 2010 by Ondřej Chybík and Michal Krištof. Operating with 50+ international team members from our offices in Prague, Brno, and Bratislava; the practice aims to bridge the gap between private and public space while transcending both generational and societal spheres.
Asif Khan, the London-based architect was part of the PATalks series discussing his alluring works, exciting career trajectory, and his works in multiple disciples with Hamid Hassanzadeh, founder and editor in chief of ParametricArchitecture.
A series of stepped-up profile and protruding bay windows sliced as angular balconies. The Ravel Plaza catches every eye across the streets. Featured by the
Formgiving (An Architectural Future History), the new book by BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group), and the latest installment in its TASCHEN trilogy is a visionary attempt to look at the horizon of time, from the Big Bang into the most distant future.
Resembling tulips rising in varying height enthrals to capture magnificence and drama. Thomas Heatherwick’s Pier 55 park within New York’s Hudson River renamed as Little
The evergreen fir tree traditionally been used to celebrate winter festivals for thousands of years. The triangle in its basic shape represents the symbol of
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