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16-10-2023

The Art of Architecture: the Robert Olnick Pavilion by Alberto Campo Baeza and Miguel Quismondo

The Robert Olnick Pavilion designed by architects Alberto Campo Baeza and Miguel Quismondo in the heart of Cold Spring, New York, gracefully combines art, architecture and nature. The pavilion is an extension of the MagaZZino Museum, Nancy Olnick and Giorgio Spanu's museum dedicated to Italian Arte Povera.

10-10-2022

The fourteenth season of the Architecture and Design Film Festival has kicked off

This 28 September marked the opening of the fourteenth edition of the ADFF, the Architecture and Design Film Festival, in New York. The internationally-renowned event features films that investigate the cultural and environmental impact of design and architecture in an incredibly extensive and comprehensive way, from lifestyles to art, from urban planning to fashion. Of the three hundred and fifty films submitted, the best eighteen were selected, with these due to be screened in New York, Toronto, Vancouver, Los Angeles, and Washington D.C., as Kyle Bergman - the founder and director of the ADFF - tells Floornature in an interview.

06-10-2022

MVRDV Radio Hotel and Tower: a colourful new landmark for Upper Manhattan

The Radio Hotel and Tower, the first project by the architectural firm MVRDV in the United States, was recently opened. The colourful building creates a new landmark for the Upper Manhattan skyline and offers the Washington Heights neighbourhood, where it was built, new hotel and office facilities.

21-09-2022

SO-IL: Amant artists’ studios, galleries and offices in Brooklyn, NY

Amant, designed by studio SO-IL, is a new centre for contemporary art in New York’s growing North Brooklyn district that is grafted onto the anonymous volumes of an industrial district, creating a pedestrian axis perpendicular to the roads travelled by vehicles.

19-05-2022

Pei Cobb Freed & Partners – repositioning of the 1271 Avenue of the Americas tower

The new high-performance curtain wall of the 1271 Avenue of the Americas tower in New York has made it possible to preserve the image of the original building, built in the 1960s, but with significant energy savings. The repositioning project, created by the Pei Cobb Freed & Partners studio, received the Best Tall Building 2022 Award of Excellence in the Renovation category, awarded by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat.

17-05-2022

CLB Architects, FILTER sustainable pavilion in Times Square

FILTER, the steel and wood pavilion designed by CLB Architects for the Design Pavilion and the NYCxDesign Festival, was on display in Times Square, New York. A monumental object and an ephemeral experience, the pavilion is a space for quiet recentring within the fast-paced energy of Times Square, evoking the rugged Wyoming landscape from which it originates. All made with sustainable materials.

20-04-2022

Whitney Biennial 2022, Quiet as It’s Kept

Under the title Quiet as It's Kept, the 2022 Whitney Biennial exhibits an intergenerational, interdisciplinary group of sixty-three artists and collectives whose dynamic works reflect the challenges, complexity and possibilities of the American artistic experience today. All between April 6 and September 5 at the Whitney Museum of American Art, designed by architect Renzo Piano and located between the High Line and the Hudson River in New York.

04-04-2022

The NYCxDESIGN Festival is ten years old

The Big Apple’s famous design festival is about to be held for the tenth time, with a packed calendar of events between May 10 and 20 involving the creative community, cultural institutions, makers and artisans, design studios, schools and numerous enterprises, both large and small. In short, everyone capable of showing off the best New York has to offer in the field of design!

18-01-2022

The winners of the AIA New York Design Awards 2022

AIA New York has announced the winners of the 2022 Design Awards. Divided into four categories – Architecture, Interior, Projects and Urban Design – and selected by an independent jury, the 25 winners are projects carried out in the city of New York or in other parts of the world by New York-based architects. The local AIA New York chapter, in fact, is the oldest and largest section of the American Institute of Architects. Founded in 1857, it includes 5500 practicing architects, associated professionals, students and public members dedicated to architecture and design.