The Pritzker Architecture Prize is the highest honor in the field of Architecture, it offers notability and prestige to the Pritzker prize winners and their work which render the qualities…
In a world where industries seem to be highly exclusive in terms of their intellectual property, ELEMENTAL goes against the mainstream by essentially outsourcing their architecture for social change. Their…
A master of geometric patterns in black and white, Richard Meier is a quintessential abstract artist and architect. He is a Pritzker prize laureate who, in 1963 went on to…
Post-Modernist, Hans Hollein, rose to international fame with his very first commission of the 14.8 sq.m Retti Candle Shop on a busy street of his hometown in Vienna. Although he…
Architect, urban planner, and designer Denise Scott Brown is a partner in the Philadelphia firm Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates (VSBA). But, before that she’s a photographer, a keen observer…
Studios are an embodiment of our perceptions, aesthetics, ideologies and culture; an identity that we create for the employees (prospective and existing) and visitors alike. The first impression that a…
Renzo Piano (born 1937, Genoa) is an Italian architect and 1998 Pritzker Prize laureate who has spent six decades making monumental buildings feel light — from the inside-out Centre Pompidou…
Luis Barragán (1902–1988) was a Mexican architect and 1980 Pritzker Prize laureate whose walls of saturated pink, orange, and violet made him modern architecture’s undisputed master of color and light.…
If we look back in time, there is enough evidence to conclude that history has not been the kindest to women and particularly in nations where a male-dominated society formed…
Tadao Ando (born 1941, Osaka) is a self-taught Japanese architect and winner of the 1995 Pritzker Architecture Prize, celebrated for his masterful use of smooth exposed concrete, natural light, and…
Kenzo Tange (1913–2005) was Japan’s most influential modern architect, winner of the 1987 Pritzker Architecture Prize, and the bridge between Japanese tradition and international modernism. From the Hiroshima Peace Memorial…
Architects around the world have always inspired us not only with great design and planning but also through their ideology of spaces and design philosophy, imprinting in us a vast…