C3 413 : Small condolences
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With a well chosen selection of projects covering the related areas of architecture, urban design and landscape architecture, C3 is a well documented, high quality monthly magazine with an international perspective. Issue 413 features funerary architecture with projects such as Hugh Masekela Memorial Pavilion by Adjaye, Hall of Immortality at Longshan Cemetery by Studio(...)
C3 413 : Small condolences
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With a well chosen selection of projects covering the related areas of architecture, urban design and landscape architecture, C3 is a well documented, high quality monthly magazine with an international perspective. Issue 413 features funerary architecture with projects such as Hugh Masekela Memorial Pavilion by Adjaye, Hall of Immortality at Longshan Cemetery by Studio 10 and the Ceremonial Spaces of Houthalen-Helchteren Cemeteries by Hans Maes.Aside the memorial theme, this issue includes work by Pezo von Ellrichshausen, C.F. Møller Architects, Cumulus Studio, Studio Zhu-Pei, Bangkok Project Studio, TERROIR and more.
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In this issue, sociologist Richard Ingersoll defends density in times of social distancing from an architectural standpoint. Featured projects include an S-shaped residential building in Milan, loft apartments on a quay in Rotterdam, new homes at a former brewery site in Brooklyn, and more. A second feature on recent kindergarten design that expresses both flexibility and(...)
C3 408: Defending Density In The Year Of Social Distancing
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In this issue, sociologist Richard Ingersoll defends density in times of social distancing from an architectural standpoint. Featured projects include an S-shaped residential building in Milan, loft apartments on a quay in Rotterdam, new homes at a former brewery site in Brooklyn, and more. A second feature on recent kindergarten design that expresses both flexibility and safety presents work by Tezuka Architects, sam Architecture with Querkraft, MUMA, and others. Also, water’s comforting qualities are central in projects such as Borden Natural Swimming Pool by gh3* architecture, Water Park Aqualagon by Ferrier Marchetti Studio, and Termalija Family Wellness by ENOTA.
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The latest issue is now available at the bookstore.
C3 411: the palimpsest effect
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C3 331: library opens
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In this issue of C3 the diversity of new libraries is in the spotlight, with examples from Kanazawa (JP), Turku (FI), Hradec Králové (CZ), and Scottsdale, Arizona (US), to name a few. The Hiroshi Senju Museum Karuizawa by the Office of Ryue Nishizawa is also covered in detail, and an interview with the Spanish office of Fuses-Viader Arquitectes precedes overviews of(...)
C3 331: library opens
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In this issue of C3 the diversity of new libraries is in the spotlight, with examples from Kanazawa (JP), Turku (FI), Hradec Králové (CZ), and Scottsdale, Arizona (US), to name a few. The Hiroshi Senju Museum Karuizawa by the Office of Ryue Nishizawa is also covered in detail, and an interview with the Spanish office of Fuses-Viader Arquitectes precedes overviews of several of their most notable projects.
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C3 335: add in the scape
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Incorporating in nature and the landscape is the main feature of this issue of C3. The manipulation of their surroundings is a key characteristic of the human race, and here it is explored through the facet of architecture and building. Texts by Aldo Vanini and Alison Killing are followed with examples of significant projects typified by either augmentation to, or(...)
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Incorporating in nature and the landscape is the main feature of this issue of C3. The manipulation of their surroundings is a key characteristic of the human race, and here it is explored through the facet of architecture and building. Texts by Aldo Vanini and Alison Killing are followed with examples of significant projects typified by either augmentation to, or submersion in, the landscape. Featured are Rossignol Global Headquarters by Hérault Arnod Architects, Kilden Performing Arts Centre by ALA Architects, Troll Wall Restaurant by Reiulf Ramstad Architects, Mário Sequeira Gallery by Atelier Carvalho Araújo, and OASIS-Pastoral Care Voestalpine by X Architekten, among several others. A special highlight on Madrid-based collective EXIT Architects rounds out the issue.
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C3 312: Small but heavenly
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C3 312: Small but heavenly
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This instalment of C3 comprises two main themes, “Introvert Potential”, about the qualities of closed spaces and their dialogue with each other and the public context, and “City Inherit”, which details methods for urban acupuncture through three European case studies: Belfast’s MAC, the Lund Cathedral Forum and the San Antón Charity School, Madrid. Diego Terna provides an(...)
C3 337
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This instalment of C3 comprises two main themes, “Introvert Potential”, about the qualities of closed spaces and their dialogue with each other and the public context, and “City Inherit”, which details methods for urban acupuncture through three European case studies: Belfast’s MAC, the Lund Cathedral Forum and the San Antón Charity School, Madrid. Diego Terna provides an illustrative text for the first theme, taking projects like House S by Suga Atelier and the Mecenat Art Museum by Naf Architect & Design as examples. A special, in-depth focus on Seung H-Sang, one of the most highly celebrated Korean practitioners of architecture today, completes the issue.
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This instalment investigates two main themes: Live/Work Hybrids and Recovering Wood. In the first, seven small office projects are examined that raise questions about how working space will be organized in the future. With advancements in communications technology, Fraher Architects, Carlo Bagliani, Akitoshi Ukai and others demonstrate the office block’s possible demise.(...)
C3 358: live/work hybrids: recovering wood
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This instalment investigates two main themes: Live/Work Hybrids and Recovering Wood. In the first, seven small office projects are examined that raise questions about how working space will be organized in the future. With advancements in communications technology, Fraher Architects, Carlo Bagliani, Akitoshi Ukai and others demonstrate the office block’s possible demise. Also, wood is back in fashion. Projects by Shigeru Ban, Gensler, HAMR and more show its recovery as a contemporary building material, revealing the motives for this renewed interest, like technological discoveries and softening the encounter between our natural and built environment.
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C3 428: Site specific
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New issue now available at the bookstore!
C3 428: Site specific
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This special issue’s theme is on grafting strategies in architecture, which can be seen as threefold: reinvention asks the question of what old architecture can offer new; preservation implies that the value of history is for its own sake; and restoration suggests that the purpose of history is to interact with the present. Included are sixteen recent buildings where the(...)
C3 Special : grafts the old and the new in architecture
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This special issue’s theme is on grafting strategies in architecture, which can be seen as threefold: reinvention asks the question of what old architecture can offer new; preservation implies that the value of history is for its own sake; and restoration suggests that the purpose of history is to interact with the present. Included are sixteen recent buildings where the designers have skilfully inserted new architecture into old, in the process addressing architecture’s relationship with time and our relationship with history. With projects by John Pawson, Archstudio, Foster + Partners, Smartvoll, SUMA, Architecten de Vylder Vinck Taillieu, CASCA, Flores & Prats Architects, more.
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