Architecture, as a Symbol for Justice
Campus of Justice in Madrid, Penal Court by architect Rafael de La-Hoz. RAFAEL DE LA-HOZ ARQUITECTOS found a strong inspiration for this project on the scales, symbol of justice.
Campus of Justice in Madrid, Penal Court by architect Rafael de La-Hoz. RAFAEL DE LA-HOZ ARQUITECTOS found a strong inspiration for this project on the scales, symbol of justice.
Architect Yael Erel and lighting designer Avner Ben Natan, are a collaborating couple and creators of Lightexture. The lighting they create are fitted and assembled by hand in their own studio. Read More...
3XN wins architectural competition for Frederiksberg Courthouse in Denmark. The Courthouse is expected for completion during the first half of 2012.
Architect Hidemi Iwamoto’s interest for architectural design grew when he was a high school student in Tokyo Bunka Kaikan and fell in love with the architectural design that was created by Kunio Maekawa. Experiencing that space made him decide his future profession.
South Korean designer, Jung Hwajin, has been interested in design ever since childhood days. When he was around 15 years old, he became interested in Korean and Oriental history. This young man was fascinated about the ancient architecture that could be found in history and was pondering about architectural approaches in their methodological perspective. As Korean architecture had come natural to him, he enthusiastically started to observe other areas related to architectural design.
KiBiSi is an idea-driven industrial design firm, based in Copenhagen, Denmark. The founders are designer Lars Holme Larsen of Kilo Design, architect Bjarke Ingels of BIG and brand consultant Jens Martin Skibsted of Skibsted Ideation.
