Projects — miroslava brooks. Miroslava Brooks is an architectural designer operating in New York City and New Haven.
After living in Slovakia for twenty years and a brief stint in London, she moved to the United States and in 2008 graduated Summa Cum Laude from The Ohio State University with a Bachelor of Science in Architecture. She holds a Master of Architecture from Yale University where she was awarded the Gertraud A. Wood Fellowship and the William Wirt Winchester Travelling Fellowship. She was a Teaching Fellow at the Yale School of Architecture and after graduation joined the team of Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects where she worked on several large competitions in Asia. With support from the two Yale fellowships, she traveled extensively around the world, exploring the contemporary notion of 'Metropolis'. Local Code - Portfolio - Benjamin Golder. Inside the Homes of Eight Famous Architects. Originally published in Metropolis Magazine as “Inside the Homes and Workspaces of 8 Great Architects“, this article shows the spaces occupied by some of the best-known architects in the world.
Documented for an exhibition that will be featured at the Milan Design Week 2014, the images give a glimpse inside the private worlds of some of our favorite designers. It’s a cliche that architects have messy workspaces. From chaos comes creation, so the phrase goes. But an upcoming exhibition at this year’s Salone del Mobile intends to dispel the myth.
Where Architects Live will present glimpses into the personal spaces of eight significant architects: Shigeru Ban, Mario Bellini, David Chipperfield, Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas, Zaha Hadid, Marcio Kogan, Daniel Libeskind and Bijoy Jain of Studio Mumbai. Curator Francesca Molteni interviewed each of the designers in their private homes and came away with one finding: architects are actually quite tidy. Shigeru Ban Zaha Hadid. Studio Mumbai / Moleskine. From the Publisher.
This book shows the development of Jain’s personal mind-process as well as the collective dialogue through which each project evolves. Dialogues unfolded through study sketches made by both Bijoy Jain and the carpenters, as well photographs taken during journeys used as study and inspiration, showcasing a critical part of their design process. Studio Mumbai consists on a group of Indian architects and craftsmen, all resident artisans of Studio Mumbai, headed by Bijoy Jain, one of India’s foremost architects. Studio Mumbai’s awards and honours include the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture from the Institute Français d’Architecture (2008), a Special Mention at the 12th Architecture Biennale (2010), the BSI Swiss Architectural Award (2012). Content. Start: The OMA archive contains material belonging to 44 OMA projects.
With the aid of this database you can search the archive yourself and request and inspect items. First select a project, then select a category and note the OMAR code of the desired item on the request card. Take the card to the counter where the material will be located for you. You can inspect the requested item(s) in the workspace. P.IM.P [Political Impermanence of Place] - vigilism. ARCHITECTURE STUDENT'S CORNER. From Bauhaus to Beinhaus. Lebbeuswoods.net. LEBBEUS WOODS. Sir Peter Cook's travels and lectures.