The Herzog & de Meuron-designed Olympic Stadium in Beijing. Photo: Iwan Baan Dutch photographer Iwan Baan has been at the forefront of architectural photography since 2005, when he documented both OMA’s CCTV tower and Herzog and de Meuron’s Olympic Stadium in Beijing. He soon rose to the top of the profession, being called on to …Continue Reading
Archivo de la etiqueta: Iwan Baan
A Roundup Of Architizer A+ Relevance Award Winner Iwan Baan’s Amazing Photographs
The Herzog & de Meuron-designed Olympic Stadium in Beijing. Photo: Iwan Baan Dutch photographer Iwan Baan has been at the forefront of architectural photography since 2005, when he documented both OMA’s CCTV tower and Herzog and de Meuron’s Olympic Stadium in Beijing. He soon rose to the top of the profession, being called on to …Continue Reading
Architizer A+ Special Awards Winners: Spreading Some Love To People Who Love Architecture
Image of A+ Award by Snarkitecture Last night on the West Side of New York City we celebrated the first annual Architizer A+ Awards. Altogether 55 winners flew in from all over the world to be with us to celebrate architecture. But this wasn’t your typical architecture award event. We skipped the typical conversations of architects speaking …Continue Reading
Architizer A+ Special Awards Winners: Spreading Some Love To People Who Love Architecture
Image of A+ Award by Snarkitecture Last night on the West Side of New York City we celebrated the first annual Architizer A+ Awards. Altogether 55 winners flew in from all over the world to be with us to celebrate architecture. But this wasn’t your typical architecture award event. We skipped the typical conversations of architects speaking …Continue Reading
Architizer A+ Special Awards Winners: Spreading Some Love To People Who Love Architecture
Image of A+ Award by Snarkitecture Last night on the West Side of New York City we celebrated the first annual Architizer A+ Awards. Altogether 55 winners flew in from all over the world to be with us to celebrate architecture. But this wasn’t your typical architecture award event. We skipped the typical conversations of architects speaking …Continue Reading
The VIPs: A Sneak Peek At Who Will Be At The A+ Gala
Hitting the A+ Awards Red Carpet tonight are (clockwise from top left): MoMA’s Paola Antonelli, David van der Leer, Elizabeth Diller, and Yves Behar Our first gala for the Architizer A+ Awards starts in … a matter of hours! And we’re putting the finishing touches to make sure we look all pretty and polished for …Continue Reading
Photography: Toyo Ito by Iwan Baan
“Whoever reviews Ito’s works notices not only a variety of functional programs, but also a spectrum of architectural languages.” — From the 2013 Pritzker Jury’s Citation
Toyo Ito has just been announced the winner of the 2013 Pritzker Prize. To commemorate this master architect, we’ve reached out to Iwan Baan, architecture’s premier photographer, and assembled a retrospective of some of Ito’s greatest works (all photographed, of course, by Baan) – including the Za Koenji Public Theatre, Toyo Ito’s Museum of Architecture, Silver Hut – TIMA, Ken Iwata Mother and Child Museum, Yaoko Kawagoe Museum, Suites Avenue Hotel, Huge Wineglass Project, Mikimoto 2, Tama Art University Library & White O. See them all, after the break…
Za Koenji Public Theatre
Toyo Ito Museum of Architecture
Silver Hut – TIMA
Ken Iwata Mother and Child Museum
Yaoko Kawagoe Museum
Suites Avenue Hotel
Huge Wineglass Project
Mikimoto 2
Tama Art University Library
White O
Photography: Toyo Ito by Iwan Baan originally appeared on ArchDaily, the most visited architecture website on 17 Mar 2013.
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Tama Art University Library / Toyo Ito by Iwan Baan
Once again, Iwan Baan shared with us another impresive photoset. This time, we are presenting the Tama Art University Library in Tokyo, Japan, by Toyo Ito.
Tama Art University Library / Toyo Ito by Iwan Baan originally appeared on ArchDaily, the most visited architecture website on 17 Mar 2013.
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