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ZNERA Proposes a Network of Smog Filtering Towers To Combat Delhi’s Rising Pollution Levels

September 21, 2018 Eric Baldwin 0

Dubai-based architecture firm Znera Space have released “The Smog Project,” a design to clean the air in Delhi, one of the world’s most polluted cities. Shortlisted in the World Architecture Festival’s Experimental Project Category, the Smog Project hopes to address Delhi’s noxious air quality by adding a network of smog filtering towers throughout the entire city. India’s capital has become known for toxic smog levels from overcrowding and industrial waste. Znera’s proposal hopes to cleanse the smog chamber and generate smog free air.

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“Robert Venturi opened my eyes to architecture”

September 21, 2018 Charles Holland 0

Following the death of Robert Venturi, Charles Holland reflects on the American architect’s career of revered research, trailblazing projects and witty demeanour. If Robert Venturi had only written Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture, his place in the history of architecture would still be assured. Along with Le Corbusier’s Towards A New Architecture, it is one

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MVRDV imprints surrounding buildings onto walls of indoor theme park near Seoul

September 21, 2018 Tom Ravenscroft 0

MVRDV has completed a white and gold entertainment complex, The Imprint, next to South Korea’s Incheon Airport, with facades that incorporate elements of nearby buildings. The two buildings contain an indoor theme park and a nightclub. Neither of these needed natural daylight, so MVRDV was able to make them both windowless. As a result, the Dutch studio had free

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Liz Diller Designs Two New Pieces for Prada’s 2019 Collection

September 21, 2018 Eric Baldwin 0

DS+R partner Elizabeth Diller has designed two new pieces for Prada‘s 2019 spring/summer womenswear collection. Created from Prada nylon as part of the Prada Invites project, the two pieces include a garment bag with utilitarian zippers and buckles and a raincoat that transforms from the same yoke style bag. The yoke style bag was also imagined as a lighter item for women to carry sketchpads, sandwiches and lipstick. The Prada invitation was made to expand the company’s fascination with multifaceted representations of contemporary femininity.