Media Scan Archive

Paul Rudolph Building in Goshen, N.Y., Faces Threat By Michael Kimmelman January 27 ,2015, The New York Times Unless county legislators act quickly, a paragon of midcentury American idealism will…  Read more

By Anne Quito January 26, 2015, QUARTZ For six months starting on May 1st, Milan is hosting the World Expo, which has been held every five years since 1851 as…  Read more

By Kelsey Campbell-Dollaghan January 26, 2015, GIZMODO What do art and high-energy physics have in common? Quite a bit, if you think about it: Space, time, and the structure of…  Read more

  By Susan Lightstone Architecture, RAIC/IRAC Architecture Canada, Winter/Spring 2015 Edition, Pages 17-21 Doug Corbett, RAIC, a Winnipeg-based practice leader at Architecture 49, tells of a custom contract prepared by…  Read more

Jan 9, 2015 By  Michael Wacht, ArchDaily The current state of architectural design incorporates many contemporary ideas of what defines unique geometry. With the advent of strong computer software at…  Read more

By  James Hinton Jan 17, 2015, ArchDaily If you were a Greek tourist in the 1st century BCE you would likely have had something in your hand that would be…  Read more

By Matthew Hague Special to The Globe and Mail, January 7, 2015 As Arctic communities undergo profound growth and change, artists and architects are responding in radical ways. They are…  Read more

By Nadia Beard January 12, 205, The Calvert Journal Russian-born German architect Sergei Tchoban has designed a 30-metre-long cantilevered canopy for Russia’s 2015 Milan Expo pavilion, whose theme this year…  Read more