All Archive Titles articles – Page 99
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Archive TitlesThe best office/retail building
Lloyd's Register of Shipping, London, UKRichard Rogers Partnership
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Archive TitlesThe best public/cultural building
American Folk Art Museum, New York, USATod Williams Billie Tsien & Associates
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Archive TitlesWelcome to Berlin
This year's ceremony is held in Berlin, the capital of reunified Germany and home to some of the most exciting contemporary architecture in the world. Here we choose the highlights of the city.
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Archive TitlesSasaki wins Beijing Olympic race
US architect teams up with local firm Tianjin Huahui to masterplan site for 2008 games.
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Three battle for Lincoln Center job
Three architects are in the running for the US$325m project to reconstruct or refurbish Avery Fisher Hall at New York's Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.
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Archive TitlesVitoria picks Baldeweg's theatre in the park
Madrid architect Juan Navarro Baldeweg has won a limited competition for the Centre for Music and the Performing Arts in Vitoria, north-eastern Spain.He beat Herzog & de Meuron and Seville architect Guillermo Vázquez Consuegra to the p34.5m (US$34m) project. The 5000m2 facility includes an experimental hall seating 500 and a ...
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Barcelona firms sweep Iberian awards
Projects in Barcelona have won all of this year's 'Foment de les Artes Decoratives' awards for schemes in Spain and Portugal, which were presented in the Catalan capital last month.The award for exterior spaces was shared by Aranda, Pigem & Vilalta's minimalist, ecologically sensitive insertion of an athletic field into ...
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Calatrava to lead Atlanta symphony
Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava has won the competition to design a US$240m home for the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.
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Archive TitlesThe best Asian building
Nursery and infant school, Druk White Lotus School, Ladakh, India Arup Associates
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Archive TitlesThe best East Asian building
Mediatheque, Sendai, JapanToyo Ito & Associates Architects
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US arts champion J Carter Brown dies
J Carter Brown, the man The New York Times called America's 'unofficial minister of culture', has died at the age of 67.
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Archive TitlesNYC's folk art museum takes top prize at World Architecture Awards
The American Folk Art Museum by Tod Williams Billie Tsien & Associates has won the US$30,000 Arup World Architecture Award.
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Archive TitlesHoll lands Los Angeles history prize
Steven Holl has beaten a list of star architects in the competition to redesign the Los Angeles Museum of Natural History.The New Yorker, who was recently voted America's best architect by Time magazine, was preferred to Swiss practice Herzog & de Meuron, Boston-based Machado and Silvetti Associates, Foster ...
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American Folk Art Museum scoops top prize
The American Folk Art Museum in New York, designed by Tod Williams Billie Tsien and Associates scooped the top $30,000 prize for the best new building in the 2002 World Architecture Awards held in Berlin on 26 July. Click here for more about this year's winners, the regional and sector ...
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Archive TitlesThe best North American building
American Folk Art Museum, New York, USATod Williams Billie Tsien & Associates
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Archive Titles'I'd prefer to be celebrated after I die. That will mean our architecture has succeeded'
Turning up at Tod Williams Billie Tsien & Associates' New York office, you'd be forgiven for wondering whether you had the right address.
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Studio MAS cries Freedom Square for South Africa
Young Johannesburg practice Studio MAS Architects and Urban Designers has won the international competition to design a new commemorative square in Soweto.