Architects - These Colours Don #39;t Run(guitar cover)
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Brighton Grammar School Learning + CHC Architects
The design of Brighton Grammar School #39;s new Middle School reinforces the School #39;s mission, #39;we teach boys #39;. This new campus supports the School #39;s targeted pedagogical approach to...

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CEA Architects and Engineers
Architects in Ireland are counted amongst the finest all across the world. They know how to deliver satisfying services and that too at affordable prices.

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Renegade Dance Architects perform "Black Rock Bound" by Clayton Cross 9 18 2014
presented by Renegade Dance Architects (of Chicago) artistic director Ginger Jensen as a part of "Now." at Hamlin Park Theater 9/18/2014 choreography by Clay...

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Sense of Space Architects - New Dwelling, internal views 17|10|14

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Architects - These Colors Don #39;t Run (Vocal Cover)
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Wood elements including an intricate maple accent wall and a red oak staircase framed in glass create warmth and texture inside this cantilevered contemporary in Pasadena -- an area known for its historic Craftsman homes and traditional style. Designed by Beyond Elements Architects to be a haven of sorts, meticulously placed plate glass windows temper heat and noise. Panoramic folding doors bridge indoor-outdoor space.

Location: 401 East Glenarm St., Pasadena, 91106

Asking price: $2.75 million

Year built: 2014

Architects: Henry Hua and Meghan Wang, Beyond Elements Architects

House size: 3,266 square feet, four bedrooms, 4.5 baths

Lot size: 0.26 acres

Features: Red oak staircase, Acacia African hardwood and bamboo flooring, travertine, chefs kitchen, formal living room, dining room, pool, patio, smart home technology with iPad controls, keyless entry, LED lighting

About the area: There were 58 homes sold in the 91106 ZIP Code over the last 90 days at a median sale price of $483,000, according to Redfin. The median list price for that area is $559,000.

Agent: Jennifer Chan, (626) 696-4840, Partners Trust Real Estate Brokerage and Acquisitions

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Marianne Loof, LEVS Architects: Discussing Solibri BIM
Marianne and her team are situated in the Netherlands. The LEVS brand is based upon the creation of well designed and functional buildings. In this film, Marianne discussed how BIM and Solibri...

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George Legendre (IJP Architects London) Interview -- Strata + Hadoop 2014
From the 2014 Strata Conference + Hadoop World in New York City, an interview with the Principal at IJP Architects London on how the Internet of Things has affected architectural design, how...

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Friday, October 17, 2014, by Rachel B. Doyle Image via Haworth Tompkins Architects

Last night the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) awarded Britain's most prestigious architecture award, the Stirling Prize, to the Everyman Theater in Liverpool, a project by Haworth Tompkins Architects with enough circa-2004 industrial stylishness to beat out projects by Zaha Hadid and Renzo Piano. The building, described by the Guardian as resembling "a redbrick ocean liner," has a large-scale work of public art serving as its faade; there are 105 life-size portraits of contemporary Liverpool residents mounted on moveable metal sunshades above the entrance. Despite the fact that it kind of looks like an H&M subway advertisement (in a cool way?), the $45M theater edged out London's Shard by starchitect Renzo Piano and the Olympic Aquatics Center by swoop savant Zaha Hadid.

According to the theater's artistic director, who spoke to the Guardian, the architects were tasked with creating a building that "shouldn't feel too posh," with the "warmth, earthiness and democratic humanity" of the structure it was replacing. The building was originally an old chapel (the bricks for the new auditorium were recycled from it) and was converted into a theater in the '60s.

"Many people expressed the view that, if we messed this up, we needn't bother coming back to the city," architect Steve Tompkins told the Guardian. He needn't have worried. Turns out, the project was something of a crowd favorite: a Guardian poll showed that 58 percent of voters thought Everyman Theater should win the award. (Renzo Piano's Shard is the only building Idris Elba loves in all of London, though only four percent of respondents felt it should win. Burn.)

Haworth Tompkins Architects [Official site] Liverpool's Everyman theatre wins Stirling prize [The Guardian] All Awards posts [Curbed National]

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