Abstract :
For Joseph Rosa, John H Bryan Curator of Architecture at the Institute of Chicago, elegance with its refined aesthetic ability represents a concurrent maturing of design culture and technologies. It builds on the pioneering fabrication techniques of the late 1990s, spearheaded in seminal projects such as the Korean Presbyterian Church in New York by Greg Lynn, Douglas Garofalo and Michael McInturf, and the Yokohama Port Terminal by Foreign Office Architects. Copyright © 2007 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Keywords :
Zaha Hadid , 2005 Aqua Table , Tel Aviv Museum of Art , UNStudio , Established & Sons , Bloom House in Santa Monica , Ross Lovegrove , Greg Lynn FORM , Foreign Office Architects , 2000 Z-Scape Furniture , California , digital architecture , manufactured by Alessi , Yves Behar , 2003 Tea & Coffee Tower , post-technique era , Asymptoteיs 2003 Carlos Miele Boutique in New York , 1999 Korean Presbyterian Church in Queens , 1999 Embryological House , Greg Lynn , Sawaya & Moroni , Douglas Garofalo and Michael McInturf , Vitra , dECOi Paris duplex , monocoque-like concrete massing , Preston Scott Cohenיs drawings , Yokohama Port Terminal , 2006 Leaf Lamp for Herman Miller , New York , Istanbul bathroom fixtures (2006) , Phaeno Science Centre in Wolfsburg , Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart (2006) , digital ideology , LED technology , Germany , Contemporary Architecture Practiceיs Reebok flagship in China (2007)
