John Stoughton
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Cincinnati, OH, United States
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Olson Kundig creates dynamic terracotta pattern at Kirkland Museum in Denver
Olson Kundig's design for the Kirkland Museum uses terracotta tiles and incorporates custom glasswork and a unique sculpture into the facade. → Read More
Copenhagen's circular Axel Towers reinterpret traditional urban form
Designed by Lundgaard & Tranberg Architects, the Axel Towers are a collection of five circular mid-rise buildings, named after their block “Axeltorv” which occupies a site nestled between prominent medieval and contemporary districts. → Read More
Miami’s latest garage project is inspired by surrealist games
Designed by five architectural teams, Miami's Museum Garage is inspired by the “exquisite corpse” method, a Surrealist artist game which is a shared system of production. → Read More
Structural rationalism meets architectural elegance in Hangzhou, China
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Terra-cotta sun shading offers transparency and dynamism for Australian business school
The massing of the building by Woods Bagot weaves into the context of the neighborhood, unified by a terra-cotta cladding system with carefully selected coloration that help to blend in with surrounding Victorian-era worker’s terraces. → Read More
Handmade bricks clad SoHo infill, merging past and present
150 Wooster features a custom-detailed brick facade articulated with limestone and painted steel ornamentation. → Read More
Swiss office retrofit features a sophisticated glass skin
A new renovation and extension to the Swiss Société Privée de Gérance, designed by Giovanni Vaccarini Architetti with facades consultant Stahlbau Pichler, features a complex facade composed of four layers of glass. → Read More
A closer look at lighting integration on Wilshire Grand's spine
The facade features a fully integrated, centrally controlled experiential LED lighting developed by StandardVision. → Read More
Cutting-edge 3-D-printing pushes construction boundaries in an Oakland cabin
The 3-D-printed Cabin of Curiosities in Oakland is a boundary-pushing look at how new technologies can be integrated with time-tested techniques to offer a new type of fabricated dwelling. → Read More
Dynamic Glass makes appearance in overhaul of Swiss hotel
The Warwick Geneva Hotel became the first hotel in the world to be fitted with SageGlass’s dynamic glass products. The hotel units have the the ability to automatically tint, and also tint “on demand” when requested by room occupants. → Read More
Ultrathin concrete roof to cap a net-positive energy rooftop apartment
The razor-thin concrete roof prototype was the culmination of a four-year research project by ETH Zürich, and will lead to the completion of a rooftop apartment unit called HiLo. → Read More
Insulated metal panels offer chic industrial warehouse aesthetic for high-end retailer
High-end stroller retailer UPPAbaby turned to a modern glass and Metl-Span-insulated metal panel façade for its new 45,000-square-foot headquarters, designed by Bergman Associates. → Read More
Printed metal panels clad new healthcare facility in Minneapolis
The project, led by local architect BWBR, prominently features corrosion-resistant metal panel cladding printed with a “corten” patterning. → Read More
University of Washington’s molecular engineering complex is now complete
Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects LLP programmed and designed the Nano Engineering and Sciences Building, completing the two-building complex located at the center of the University of Washington's Seattle-based campus. → Read More
Irish retrofit rediscovers golden rectangle proportioning systems
Brought to you with support from Located in Dublin’s historic D4 district, Eaton House serves as Eaton Corporation’s new global headquarters. It is → Read More
Kinetic, retractable petals cap new landmark stadium in Atlanta
The HOK-designed Mercedes-Benz Stadium is notable for its kinetic roof structure which features triangular ETFE petals which retract in a radial fashion. → Read More
Parking garage receives camouflage-inspired cladding via e-paper technology
Inspired by a military camouflage technique, DAZZLE is a permanent public artwork by Ueberall International that relies on e-paper technology. → Read More
This housing complex in Montreal points to the future of timber construction
The Arbora Complex near downtown Montreal is one of the largest mass timber projects in the world, and a marketable alternative to concrete construction. → Read More
This translucent facade is made entirely of plastic baskets
Hyunje Joo_Baukunst clad a building in 1,500 semi-transparent plastic baskets to create a hazy skin that allows diffuse sunlight into the interior. → Read More
Morphosis-designed Bloomberg Center at Cornell Tech officially opens
AN spoke to Morphosis about one of the building's most distinctive features, its irisdescent facade, which functions as a rain screen system. → Read More