Hans Hollein (1934–2014), Austria’s 1985 Pritzker Prize laureate, declared “everything is architecture” and proved it at every scale — from the tiny aluminium-fronted Retti candle shop in Vienna (1965) to…
Architecture is related on many levels with mathematics. Since the beginning of time, due to gravitation, heaviness, and the forces of nature, you cannot separate architecture and mathematics. For Pythagoras,…
Glenn Murcutt is the first and the only Australian architect to win Pritzker Prize, and a quite a unique recipient one, not only among the winners of the prestigious prize…
historic buildings in boston BOSTON has an overwhelmingly large amount of modern and historic architecture in a small radius. Projects by many world-famous Architects, including those by Frank Gehry and I M Pei…
Swiss architect Peter Zumthor (born 1943 in Basel) builds slowly, rarely, and almost entirely in the Alps — yet works like the Therme Vals spa, Kunsthaus Bregenz and the Kolumba…