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Offices for H.J. Heinz, Hayes Park (1965) by Skidmore Owings & Merrill with Matthews Ryan & Simpson
Gigon/Guyer, Museum Liner, Appenzell, 1998
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647. Anne Lacaton & Jean-Philippe Vassal /// House in Cap Ferret /// Lège Cap Ferret, Arcachon Bay, France /// 1998
OfHouses guest curated by WAI Think Tank. (Photos: © Philippe Ruault, Hisao Suzuki.)
Peter Zumthor, Desert Hotel - San Pedro de Atacama, 2017
pier luigi nervi - access staircase, municipal stadium, florence, italy, 1930-32
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Josep Lluís Mateo - Deutsche Bundesbank, Chemnitz 2004. Via, 2, photos © Jan Bitter.
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Herzog De Meuron - Blue house, the firm’s first new construction, Oberwil 1980. Via, 2, and most to OfHouses, with scans from here. Photos © Margherita Spiluttini.
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Valerio Olgiati - Céline flagship store, Miami 2018. Via dezeen, photos © Mikael Olsson.
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Doherty House, County Donegal, Ireland
This rural house features many familiar elements of the Irish country house however an abstract quality is introduced through a meticulous reduction in expression. The facades reveal little of the internal arrangement since ‘all the wall openings are equal and each elevation is the same’.
The elevation treatment can be compared with Monadnock’s Katendrecht Residence in Rotterdam. Despite the difference in context and building type both projects present an ‘anonymous’ facade, deliberately autonomous from the internal layout and composed of regular vertical windows on a rendered facade
The abstraction of the facade is also heightened on both houses by the inconspicuousness of the front doors. Somewhat whimsically a simple doorbell is used to mark the front of the Doherty house and a short garden path fulfils the same role for the Katendrecht residence.
Jenny Holzer, National Gallery, Berlin
The General Motors Building as seen from the Plaza Hotel looking east. July 1968.
Mona Hatoum - Bunker (angle bldg II) Mild steel, 70 x 90 x 150 cm, 2011
Ellsworth Kelly