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richardmeier.com

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calatrava.com

santiago calatrava valls is a spanish/swiss architect, structural engineer, sculptor and painter. he has offices in new york city, dubai, and zürich.

eisenmanarchitects.com

Internationally acclaimed architect Peter Eisenman established his professional practice in 1980. The New York-based boutique design firm’s clients have ranged from the individual to the Federal Republic of Germany, from the State of Ohio to the Autonomous Community of Galicia in Spain to corporations in Japan, each with its own needs, financial constraints, and expectations. Eisenman Architects has produced a wide range of award winning projects, including housing, urban planning, and innovative education, cultural, and commercial facilities.

fosterandpartners.com

Foster + Partners is a global studio for architecture, engineering, urban and landscape design, rooted in sustainability.

daniel-libeskind.com

studio libeskind is a world-renowned architecture studio composed of architects and designers that believe architecture is a practice of optimism. works include

archdaily.com

Search for architecture and construction products with BIM objects on ArchDaily.

theplan.it

the plan, con 8 numeri pubblicati ogni anno, è una delle riviste di architettura e design più acclamate e ricercate sul mercato. grazie al suo approccio fortemente internazionale, the plan è infatti tra le riviste più diffuse e lette non solo in italia ma anche nel mondo (in più di 60 paesi) con un pubblico importante di professionisti dei settori dell’architettura, del design, dell’edilizia e dell’immobiliare, nonché di docenti e studenti universitari.

newyork-architects.com

newyork-architects is a premium network of selected contemporary architects and building professionals, advocating quality in architecture

tschumi.com

Designed and constructed between 1991-1997, Le Fresnoy is among the case studies revisited by The Architectural Review as an important reference in the history of adaptive reuse.   Bernard Tschumi's innovative design—an experimental arts center and school near Lille, France—famously repurposed a 1920s leisure complex by covering it with a giant metal canopy. The strategy of the big roof protected and supported the existing buildings while generating novel juxtapositions and movement vectors, including the creation of an in-between space of suspended catwalks.   Article: Isabelle Regnier | Photos: Fabrice Fouillet For more info: https://www.architectural-review.com/ar-1523