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Project Team: Paul Diederen, Irene Horvers, Fabianne Riolo, Cyriel Heemels, Edgar Claassen, Ronald Van, Aggelen, Susanne Tissen, Annemiek Bergman.

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Shimmering golden silk screens adorn realised French Embassy in Beijing Form follows function in this golden composition by SAREA Alain Sarfati Architecture and GINGER SECHAUD & BOSSUYT in Beijing. The newly completed French Embassy in China spreads over 20,000 sq m and places interior comfort over extravagant design yet manages to retain an integral elegance and charm synonymous with French design. http://www.worldarchitecturenews.com/

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http://www.architectureweek.com/2012/0328/index.html Urban Design Associates created a master plan for the new Faubourg Lafitte housing development in New Orleans, Louisiana, with the active participation of Lafitte residents. The original 1940s-era Lafitte housing project was demolished in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Image: Urban Design Associates
I pretty much agree with Jean Claude. And I really don't see the correlation between the writing and the architecture. It sounds as though someone has convinced themselves… Same Old, Same Old....

Bustler: Architecture Competitions, Events & News

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http://aia.org/index.htm AIA/ACSA Topaz Medallion for Excellence in Architectural Education The AIA/ACSA Topaz Medallion for Excellence in Architectural Education is awarded jointly by the AIA and the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA) to an individual, who must be living at the time of nomination, who has spent at least a decade primarily involved in architectural education, and whose primary contribution to architectural education has been on the North American continent. Posted Nov 25, 2008 by AIA National The AIA Honorary Fellowship program was developed as the international counterpart to the Fellowship program.

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[Image: From Papillon , courtesy of Warner Brothers ]. Breaking Out and Breaking In: A Distributed Film Fest of Prison Breaks and Bank Heists —co-sponsored by BLDGBLOG, Filmmaker Magazine , and Studio-X NYC —continued recently with Papillon (1973), directed by Franklin J. Schaffner. [Image: From Papillon , courtesy of Warner Brothers ].
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On a craggy site on the Irish coast, Niall McLaughlin Architects’ precisely hewn home challenges our ideas of the familiar and the domestic, writes Stephen Best
Brunate (Photographer: Short Journeys/Flickr) (click-2-enlarge) When I interviewed Dutch architect John Körmeling this spring on his design for the Dutch pavilion on the Shanghai Expo 2010, he told me he had been inspired by the idea of the linear city: an elongated city along a single infrastructural line. Le Corbusier once had proposed such a city for Algiers, Körmeling remembered. In the design by Körmeling for the Shanghai Expo 2010 the idea of the linear city took the form of a winding road lined with individual houses.

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Category: Events/News Tags: Events/News , IFAC , Spain IFAC (International Festival of Art & Construction) is focused on 200 young and dynamic people from the world of art and architecture from different parts of Europe. They will live and work together for 10 days in August 2012, in a creative and integrated space of different art programmes, to debate, work and exchange experiences, [...] Category: Events/News , Installation Tags: Events/News , Festival of Lively Architectures , France

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On Thursday evening Rem Koolhaas and Hans Ulrich Obrist spoke at the New York Public Library with NYPL Live Director Paul Holdengräber . After an introduction by Holdengräber, Koolhaas and Obrist gave brief presentations on their book Project Japan: Metabolism Talks . The three then engaged in a conversation that focused on the book, but which meandered into other territory, such as manifestos, film, libraries, and the act of interviewing itself -- Obrist is known for his marathon interview sessions held at the Serpentine Gallery , where he is Co-Director. Below is a transcript of a small portion of the conversation after a brief recap of the presentations.

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