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From The Architectural Review: How is the potent and rapidly changing relationship between architecture and water affecting the city and all of us? Architecture critic, Ellis Woodman explores with leading architects, developers and urban thinkers the challenges and opportunities presented by rivers and canals and asks if engineers and property developers now wield the key creative power in shaping the city's relationship with its rivers? Does climate change present an urgent need to rethink our rivers? Could floating bike lanes and parks provide to urban problems?
This is the first of a series of three films exploring the relationship between architecture and water.
Part two: Gentrification machine — is the water a force that will unlock an increasingly unaffordable city or one that will fuel a trend of gentrification and displacement?
Part three: Water park — how can a river become more than a transport route and pretty view? Through recreation, interaction and radical ideas such as floating parks, amphibious houses and new public wetlands can the river become a living part of the city?
ACCOMPANYING DEBATES
The Old Royal Naval College is hosting a series of debates on the connection between water and architecture which accompanies this documentary. There are three debates each exploring a different aspect of architecture's connection to the river.
Living on the River, 23rd Octoboer, 18:30 - 20:00
Chaired by Phineas Harper, The Architectural Review
(Tickets: http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all)
Building by the River, 21st November, 18.30 - 20.00
Chaired by Rowan Moore, The Observer
(Tickets: http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all-building-by-the-river)
Working on the River, 19th December, 18.30 - 20.00
Chaired by Ellis Woodman, The Architectural Review
(http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all-working-on-the-river)
TICKETS
To book tickets and find out more about this series of debate visit the Old Royal Naval College Website:
http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all
CREDITS
A co-production of The Architectural Review and the Old Royal Naval College
Presenter: Ellis Woodman
Director: Phineas Harper
Production Co-ordinator: Manon Mollard
Location Assistant: Ben Chernett
Music: 'Spiders' by Buffalo Ink (http://buffaloink.bandcamp.com/)
Special thanks:
Lesley Booth
William Palin
Peter Beard_LANDROOM
Cityscape 3D
Joel Blackledge
Shot on a Canon 5D Mark iii
The Architectural Review
Challenging people to think deeply about architecture and its relationship to the wider world.
www.architectural-review.com
From The Architectural Review, the second part in a three-part documentary about water's relationship with architecture. As London grows ever denser and its property prices climb beyond the reach of many would-be homeowners, there has been a significant resurgence of interest in opportunities to inhabit the Thames and its associated waterways. Meanwhile a ribbon of development is creeping along the banks of the river often displacing those who lived there previously. Is the water a force that will unlock an increasingly unaffordable city or one that will fuel a trend of gentrification and displacement?
PART ONE (http://youtu.be/oeEuXrT-cCA)
How is the potent and rapidly changing relationship between architecture and water affecting the city and all of us? Architecture critic, Ellis Woodman explores with leading architects, developers and urban thinkers the challenges and opportunities presented by rivers and canals and asks if engineers and property developers now wield the key creative power in shaping the city's relationship with its rivers?
PART THREE: Water park — how can a river become more than a transport route and pretty view? Through recreation, interaction and radical ideas such as floating parks, amphibious houses and new public wetlands can the river become a living part of the city?
ACCOMPANYING DEBATES
The Old Royal Naval College is hosting a series of debates on the connection between water and architecture which accompanies this documentary. There are three debates each exploring a different aspect of architecture's connection to the river.
Living on the River, 23rd Octoboer, 18:30 - 20:00
Chaired by Phineas Harper, The Architectural Review
(Tickets: http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all)
Building by the River, 21st November, 18.30 - 20.00
Chaired by Rowan Moore, The Observer
(Tickets: http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all-building-by-the-river)
Working on the River, 19th December, 18.30 - 20.00
Chaired by Ellis Woodman, The Architectural Review
(http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all-working-on-the-river)
TICKETS
To book tickets and find out more about this series of debate visit the Old Royal Naval College Website:
http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all
CREDITS
A co-production of The Architectural Review and the Old Royal Naval College
Presenter: Ellis Woodman
Director: Phineas Harper
Production Co-ordinator: Manon Mollard
Location Assistant: Ben Chernett
Music: 'Spiders' by Buffalo Ink (http://buffaloink.bandcamp.com/)
Special thanks:
Lesley Booth
William Palin
Peter Beard_LANDROOM
Cityscape 3D
Joel Blackledge
Shot on a Canon 5D Mark iii
The Architectural Review
Challenging people to think deeply about architecture and its relationship to the wider world.
www.architectural-review.com
- published: 27 Oct 2014
- views: 11120
Interior Architecture & Design - MFA Final Review - Brett Dampier
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Tax Incentives Program Manager & Architectural Reviewer William Hover talks about the architectural review of historic preservation projects.
- published: 04 Apr 2012
- views: 1242
Sanjay Puri, Manuelle Gautrand and John McAslan question the workspace and what makes a great office after looking over the global entries to the AR Work awards on office design. With the AR Work awards, the Architectural Review is seeking the most exciting workspaces in the world - from large scale offices to live/work projects and small-scale refurbishments.
In this video, the jury Sanjay Puri, Manuelle Gautrand and John McAslan, chaired by AR Editor Christine Murray, discuss the judging process - one that faced the difficult task of first defining what an effective workspace should strive to be and include.
The Architectural Review is the only 21st century global architecture magazine. The home of architectural criticism, culture and campaigning since 1896.
www.the-ar.com
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- views: 1269
44112News.com - Monthly meeting of the Architectural Review Board September 2014
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- views: 59
The American Architectural Review of Dix Systems and their OneLiner Shower Pan Liner, hosted by Morley Safer. The video explains the benefits of using the OneLiner in bathroom shower remodeling. Visit http://www.dixsystems.com for more details.
- published: 18 Oct 2012
- views: 106067
John Salat is a Living Energy Designer with unique way of creating an environment to promote health & inner joy. As a licensed architect, he conjoined two disciplines and pioneered holistic health with building design. This new breakthrough goes beyond Feng Shui. Now, design programming can be gauged through the five Sense thus coining the term which John innovatively calls "Syncro-Kinesthetic Design Method". To converse deeper with our inner human blueprint capitalizing on living design elements from the use of colors, shapes materials, etc., see http://www.zenarchitect.com/program.html
- published: 17 Dec 2013
- views: 398
Mid-Atlantic Waterproofing was selected to be shown in a special presentation to honor significant contributions to the fields of architecture, construction and design. This was shown on national television.
- published: 21 Jun 2013
- views: 982
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10:35Architecture & Water documentary. Part 1: A river runs through it
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From The Architectural Review: How is the potent and rapidly changing relationship between architecture and water affecting the city and all of us? Architecture critic, Ellis Woodman explores with leading architects, developers and urban thinkers the challenges and opportunities presented by rivers and canals and asks if engineers and property developers now wield the key creative power in shaping the city's relationship with its rivers? Does climate change present an urgent need to rethink our rivers? Could floating bike lanes and parks provide to urban problems? This is the first of a series of three films exploring the relationship between architecture and water. Part two: Gentrification machine — is the water a force that will unlock an increasingly unaffordable city or one that will fuel a trend of gentrification and displacement? Part three: Water park — how can a river become more than a transport route and pretty view? Through recreation, interaction and radical ideas such as floating parks, amphibious houses and new public wetlands can the river become a living part of the city? ACCOMPANYING DEBATES The Old Royal Naval College is hosting a series of debates on the connection between water and architecture which accompanies this documentary. There are three debates each exploring a different aspect of architecture's connection to the river. Living on the River, 23rd Octoboer, 18:30 - 20:00 Chaired by Phineas Harper, The Architectural Review (Tickets: http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all) Building by the River, 21st November, 18.30 - 20.00 Chaired by Rowan Moore, The Observer (Tickets: http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all-building-by-the-river) Working on the River, 19th December, 18.30 - 20.00 Chaired by Ellis Woodman, The Architectural Review (http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all-working-on-the-river) TICKETS To book tickets and find out more about this series of debate visit the Old Royal Naval College Website: http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all CREDITS A co-production of The Architectural Review and the Old Royal Naval College Presenter: Ellis Woodman Director: Phineas Harper Production Co-ordinator: Manon Mollard Location Assistant: Ben Chernett Music: 'Spiders' by Buffalo Ink (http://buffaloink.bandcamp.com/) Special thanks: Lesley Booth William Palin Peter Beard_LANDROOM Cityscape 3D Joel Blackledge Shot on a Canon 5D Mark iii The Architectural Review Challenging people to think deeply about architecture and its relationship to the wider world. www.architectural-review.com -
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From The Architectural Review, the second part in a three-part documentary about water's relationship with architecture. As London grows ever denser and its property prices climb beyond the reach of many would-be homeowners, there has been a significant resurgence of interest in opportunities to inhabit the Thames and its associated waterways. Meanwhile a ribbon of development is creeping along the banks of the river often displacing those who lived there previously. Is the water a force that will unlock an increasingly unaffordable city or one that will fuel a trend of gentrification and displacement? PART ONE (http://youtu.be/oeEuXrT-cCA) How is the potent and rapidly changing relationship between architecture and water affecting the city and all of us? Architecture critic, Ellis Woodman explores with leading architects, developers and urban thinkers the challenges and opportunities presented by rivers and canals and asks if engineers and property developers now wield the key creative power in shaping the city's relationship with its rivers? PART THREE: Water park — how can a river become more than a transport route and pretty view? Through recreation, interaction and radical ideas such as floating parks, amphibious houses and new public wetlands can the river become a living part of the city? ACCOMPANYING DEBATES The Old Royal Naval College is hosting a series of debates on the connection between water and architecture which accompanies this documentary. There are three debates each exploring a different aspect of architecture's connection to the river. Living on the River, 23rd Octoboer, 18:30 - 20:00 Chaired by Phineas Harper, The Architectural Review (Tickets: http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all) Building by the River, 21st November, 18.30 - 20.00 Chaired by Rowan Moore, The Observer (Tickets: http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all-building-by-the-river) Working on the River, 19th December, 18.30 - 20.00 Chaired by Ellis Woodman, The Architectural Review (http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all-working-on-the-river) TICKETS To book tickets and find out more about this series of debate visit the Old Royal Naval College Website: http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all CREDITS A co-production of The Architectural Review and the Old Royal Naval College Presenter: Ellis Woodman Director: Phineas Harper Production Co-ordinator: Manon Mollard Location Assistant: Ben Chernett Music: 'Spiders' by Buffalo Ink (http://buffaloink.bandcamp.com/) Special thanks: Lesley Booth William Palin Peter Beard_LANDROOM Cityscape 3D Joel Blackledge Shot on a Canon 5D Mark iii The Architectural Review Challenging people to think deeply about architecture and its relationship to the wider world. www.architectural-review.com -
49:22MFA Final Review | School of Interior Architecture & Design | Academy of Art University
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Interior Architecture & Design - MFA Final Review - Brett Dampier Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/user/academyofartu Established in 1929, Academy of Art University is the largest accredited private art and design school in the US. Visit http://academyart.edu to learn about total costs, median student loan debt, potential occupations and other information. Interested in learning more? Follow us below Visit us on the web: http://academyart.edu Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AcademyofArtUniversity Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/academy_of_art https://www.youtube.com/user/academyofartu -
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4:13How we work: in search of the world's best office
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Sanjay Puri, Manuelle Gautrand and John McAslan question the workspace and what makes a great office after looking over the global entries to the AR Work awards on office design. With the AR Work awards, the Architectural Review is seeking the most exciting workspaces in the world - from large scale offices to live/work projects and small-scale refurbishments. In this video, the jury Sanjay Puri, Manuelle Gautrand and John McAslan, chaired by AR Editor Christine Murray, discuss the judging process - one that faced the difficult task of first defining what an effective workspace should strive to be and include. The Architectural Review is the only 21st century global architecture magazine. The home of architectural criticism, culture and campaigning since 1896. www.the-ar.com -
78:14Technion 5h year Studio, Review with architect Thom Mayne
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5:01Morley Safer presents Dix Systems Shower Pan Liner on American Architectural Review
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6:35Holistic Design Breakthroughs In Architecture
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John Salat is a Living Energy Designer with unique way of creating an environment to promote health & inner joy. As a licensed architect, he conjoined two disciplines and pioneered holistic health with building design. This new breakthrough goes beyond Feng Shui. Now, design programming can be gauged through the five Sense thus coining the term which John innovatively calls "Syncro-Kinesthetic Design Method". To converse deeper with our inner human blueprint capitalizing on living design elements from the use of colors, shapes materials, etc., see http://www.zenarchitect.com/program.html -
6:54American Architectural Review
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Architecture & Water documentary. Part 1: A river runs through it
From The Architectural Review: How is the potent and rapidly changing relationship between architecture and water affecting the city and all of us? Architecture critic, Ellis Woodman explores with leading architects, developers and urban thinkers the challenges and opportunities presented by rivers and canals and asks if engineers and property developers now wield the key creative power in shaping the city's relationship with its rivers? Does climate change present an urgent need to rethink our rivers? Could floating bike lanes and parks provide to urban problems? This is the first of a series of three films exploring the relationship between architecture and water. Part two: Gentrification machine — is the water a force that will unlock an increasingly unaffordable city or one that will... -
Architecture & Water documentary. Part 2: Gentrification machine?
From The Architectural Review, the second part in a three-part documentary about water's relationship with architecture. As London grows ever denser and its property prices climb beyond the reach of many would-be homeowners, there has been a significant resurgence of interest in opportunities to inhabit the Thames and its associated waterways. Meanwhile a ribbon of development is creeping along the banks of the river often displacing those who lived there previously. Is the water a force that will unlock an increasingly unaffordable city or one that will fuel a trend of gentrification and displacement? PART ONE (http://youtu.be/oeEuXrT-cCA) How is the potent and rapidly changing relationship between architecture and water affecting the city and all of us? Architecture critic, Ellis Wood... -
MFA Final Review | School of Interior Architecture & Design | Academy of Art University
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Tax Incentives Program Manager & Architectural Reviewer William Hover talks about the architectural review of historic preservation projects. -
How we work: in search of the world's best office
Sanjay Puri, Manuelle Gautrand and John McAslan question the workspace and what makes a great office after looking over the global entries to the AR Work awards on office design. With the AR Work awards, the Architectural Review is seeking the most exciting workspaces in the world - from large scale offices to live/work projects and small-scale refurbishments. In this video, the jury Sanjay Puri, Manuelle Gautrand and John McAslan, chaired by AR Editor Christine Murray, discuss the judging process - one that faced the difficult task of first defining what an effective workspace should strive to be and include. The Architectural Review is the only 21st century global architecture magazine. The home of architectural criticism, culture and campaigning since 1896. www.the-ar.com -
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Architecture & Water documentary. Part 1: A river runs through it
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:35
- Updated: 20 Oct 2014
- views: 34648
From The Architectural Review: How is the potent and rapidly changing relationship between architecture and water affecting the city and all of us? Architecture...
From The Architectural Review: How is the potent and rapidly changing relationship between architecture and water affecting the city and all of us? Architecture critic, Ellis Woodman explores with leading architects, developers and urban thinkers the challenges and opportunities presented by rivers and canals and asks if engineers and property developers now wield the key creative power in shaping the city's relationship with its rivers? Does climate change present an urgent need to rethink our rivers? Could floating bike lanes and parks provide to urban problems?
This is the first of a series of three films exploring the relationship between architecture and water.
Part two: Gentrification machine — is the water a force that will unlock an increasingly unaffordable city or one that will fuel a trend of gentrification and displacement?
Part three: Water park — how can a river become more than a transport route and pretty view? Through recreation, interaction and radical ideas such as floating parks, amphibious houses and new public wetlands can the river become a living part of the city?
ACCOMPANYING DEBATES
The Old Royal Naval College is hosting a series of debates on the connection between water and architecture which accompanies this documentary. There are three debates each exploring a different aspect of architecture's connection to the river.
Living on the River, 23rd Octoboer, 18:30 - 20:00
Chaired by Phineas Harper, The Architectural Review
(Tickets: http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all)
Building by the River, 21st November, 18.30 - 20.00
Chaired by Rowan Moore, The Observer
(Tickets: http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all-building-by-the-river)
Working on the River, 19th December, 18.30 - 20.00
Chaired by Ellis Woodman, The Architectural Review
(http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all-working-on-the-river)
TICKETS
To book tickets and find out more about this series of debate visit the Old Royal Naval College Website:
http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all
CREDITS
A co-production of The Architectural Review and the Old Royal Naval College
Presenter: Ellis Woodman
Director: Phineas Harper
Production Co-ordinator: Manon Mollard
Location Assistant: Ben Chernett
Music: 'Spiders' by Buffalo Ink (http://buffaloink.bandcamp.com/)
Special thanks:
Lesley Booth
William Palin
Peter Beard_LANDROOM
Cityscape 3D
Joel Blackledge
Shot on a Canon 5D Mark iii
The Architectural Review
Challenging people to think deeply about architecture and its relationship to the wider world.
www.architectural-review.com
wn.com/Architecture Water Documentary. Part 1 A River Runs Through It
From The Architectural Review: How is the potent and rapidly changing relationship between architecture and water affecting the city and all of us? Architecture critic, Ellis Woodman explores with leading architects, developers and urban thinkers the challenges and opportunities presented by rivers and canals and asks if engineers and property developers now wield the key creative power in shaping the city's relationship with its rivers? Does climate change present an urgent need to rethink our rivers? Could floating bike lanes and parks provide to urban problems?
This is the first of a series of three films exploring the relationship between architecture and water.
Part two: Gentrification machine — is the water a force that will unlock an increasingly unaffordable city or one that will fuel a trend of gentrification and displacement?
Part three: Water park — how can a river become more than a transport route and pretty view? Through recreation, interaction and radical ideas such as floating parks, amphibious houses and new public wetlands can the river become a living part of the city?
ACCOMPANYING DEBATES
The Old Royal Naval College is hosting a series of debates on the connection between water and architecture which accompanies this documentary. There are three debates each exploring a different aspect of architecture's connection to the river.
Living on the River, 23rd Octoboer, 18:30 - 20:00
Chaired by Phineas Harper, The Architectural Review
(Tickets: http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all)
Building by the River, 21st November, 18.30 - 20.00
Chaired by Rowan Moore, The Observer
(Tickets: http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all-building-by-the-river)
Working on the River, 19th December, 18.30 - 20.00
Chaired by Ellis Woodman, The Architectural Review
(http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all-working-on-the-river)
TICKETS
To book tickets and find out more about this series of debate visit the Old Royal Naval College Website:
http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all
CREDITS
A co-production of The Architectural Review and the Old Royal Naval College
Presenter: Ellis Woodman
Director: Phineas Harper
Production Co-ordinator: Manon Mollard
Location Assistant: Ben Chernett
Music: 'Spiders' by Buffalo Ink (http://buffaloink.bandcamp.com/)
Special thanks:
Lesley Booth
William Palin
Peter Beard_LANDROOM
Cityscape 3D
Joel Blackledge
Shot on a Canon 5D Mark iii
The Architectural Review
Challenging people to think deeply about architecture and its relationship to the wider world.
www.architectural-review.com
- published: 20 Oct 2014
- views: 34648
Architecture & Water documentary. Part 2: Gentrification machine?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:30
- Updated: 27 Oct 2014
- views: 11120
From The Architectural Review, the second part in a three-part documentary about water's relationship with architecture. As London grows ever denser and its pro...
From The Architectural Review, the second part in a three-part documentary about water's relationship with architecture. As London grows ever denser and its property prices climb beyond the reach of many would-be homeowners, there has been a significant resurgence of interest in opportunities to inhabit the Thames and its associated waterways. Meanwhile a ribbon of development is creeping along the banks of the river often displacing those who lived there previously. Is the water a force that will unlock an increasingly unaffordable city or one that will fuel a trend of gentrification and displacement?
PART ONE (http://youtu.be/oeEuXrT-cCA)
How is the potent and rapidly changing relationship between architecture and water affecting the city and all of us? Architecture critic, Ellis Woodman explores with leading architects, developers and urban thinkers the challenges and opportunities presented by rivers and canals and asks if engineers and property developers now wield the key creative power in shaping the city's relationship with its rivers?
PART THREE: Water park — how can a river become more than a transport route and pretty view? Through recreation, interaction and radical ideas such as floating parks, amphibious houses and new public wetlands can the river become a living part of the city?
ACCOMPANYING DEBATES
The Old Royal Naval College is hosting a series of debates on the connection between water and architecture which accompanies this documentary. There are three debates each exploring a different aspect of architecture's connection to the river.
Living on the River, 23rd Octoboer, 18:30 - 20:00
Chaired by Phineas Harper, The Architectural Review
(Tickets: http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all)
Building by the River, 21st November, 18.30 - 20.00
Chaired by Rowan Moore, The Observer
(Tickets: http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all-building-by-the-river)
Working on the River, 19th December, 18.30 - 20.00
Chaired by Ellis Woodman, The Architectural Review
(http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all-working-on-the-river)
TICKETS
To book tickets and find out more about this series of debate visit the Old Royal Naval College Website:
http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all
CREDITS
A co-production of The Architectural Review and the Old Royal Naval College
Presenter: Ellis Woodman
Director: Phineas Harper
Production Co-ordinator: Manon Mollard
Location Assistant: Ben Chernett
Music: 'Spiders' by Buffalo Ink (http://buffaloink.bandcamp.com/)
Special thanks:
Lesley Booth
William Palin
Peter Beard_LANDROOM
Cityscape 3D
Joel Blackledge
Shot on a Canon 5D Mark iii
The Architectural Review
Challenging people to think deeply about architecture and its relationship to the wider world.
www.architectural-review.com
wn.com/Architecture Water Documentary. Part 2 Gentrification Machine
From The Architectural Review, the second part in a three-part documentary about water's relationship with architecture. As London grows ever denser and its property prices climb beyond the reach of many would-be homeowners, there has been a significant resurgence of interest in opportunities to inhabit the Thames and its associated waterways. Meanwhile a ribbon of development is creeping along the banks of the river often displacing those who lived there previously. Is the water a force that will unlock an increasingly unaffordable city or one that will fuel a trend of gentrification and displacement?
PART ONE (http://youtu.be/oeEuXrT-cCA)
How is the potent and rapidly changing relationship between architecture and water affecting the city and all of us? Architecture critic, Ellis Woodman explores with leading architects, developers and urban thinkers the challenges and opportunities presented by rivers and canals and asks if engineers and property developers now wield the key creative power in shaping the city's relationship with its rivers?
PART THREE: Water park — how can a river become more than a transport route and pretty view? Through recreation, interaction and radical ideas such as floating parks, amphibious houses and new public wetlands can the river become a living part of the city?
ACCOMPANYING DEBATES
The Old Royal Naval College is hosting a series of debates on the connection between water and architecture which accompanies this documentary. There are three debates each exploring a different aspect of architecture's connection to the river.
Living on the River, 23rd Octoboer, 18:30 - 20:00
Chaired by Phineas Harper, The Architectural Review
(Tickets: http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all)
Building by the River, 21st November, 18.30 - 20.00
Chaired by Rowan Moore, The Observer
(Tickets: http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all-building-by-the-river)
Working on the River, 19th December, 18.30 - 20.00
Chaired by Ellis Woodman, The Architectural Review
(http://www.ornc.org/events/detail/architecture-for-all-working-on-the-river)
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To book tickets and find out more about this series of debate visit the Old Royal Naval College Website:
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A co-production of The Architectural Review and the Old Royal Naval College
Presenter: Ellis Woodman
Director: Phineas Harper
Production Co-ordinator: Manon Mollard
Location Assistant: Ben Chernett
Music: 'Spiders' by Buffalo Ink (http://buffaloink.bandcamp.com/)
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MFA Final Review | School of Interior Architecture & Design | Academy of Art University
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Interior Architecture & Design - MFA Final Review - Brett Dampier
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Architectural Review
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Tax Incentives Program Manager & Architectural Reviewer William Hover talks about the architectural review of historic preservation projects.
Tax Incentives Program Manager & Architectural Reviewer William Hover talks about the architectural review of historic preservation projects.
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Tax Incentives Program Manager & Architectural Reviewer William Hover talks about the architectural review of historic preservation projects.
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How we work: in search of the world's best office
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Sanjay Puri, Manuelle Gautrand and John McAslan question the workspace and what makes a great office after looking over the global entries to the AR Work awards...
Sanjay Puri, Manuelle Gautrand and John McAslan question the workspace and what makes a great office after looking over the global entries to the AR Work awards on office design. With the AR Work awards, the Architectural Review is seeking the most exciting workspaces in the world - from large scale offices to live/work projects and small-scale refurbishments.
In this video, the jury Sanjay Puri, Manuelle Gautrand and John McAslan, chaired by AR Editor Christine Murray, discuss the judging process - one that faced the difficult task of first defining what an effective workspace should strive to be and include.
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Sanjay Puri, Manuelle Gautrand and John McAslan question the workspace and what makes a great office after looking over the global entries to the AR Work awards on office design. With the AR Work awards, the Architectural Review is seeking the most exciting workspaces in the world - from large scale offices to live/work projects and small-scale refurbishments.
In this video, the jury Sanjay Puri, Manuelle Gautrand and John McAslan, chaired by AR Editor Christine Murray, discuss the judging process - one that faced the difficult task of first defining what an effective workspace should strive to be and include.
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Technion 5h year Studio, Review with architect Thom Mayne
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- Updated: 16 Dec 2012
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5h year Studio, Review with architect Thom Mayne, Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning, Technion, Haifa, Israel.
5h year Studio, Review with architect Thom Mayne, Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning, Technion, Haifa, Israel.
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5h year Studio, Review with architect Thom Mayne, Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning, Technion, Haifa, Israel.
- published: 16 Dec 2012
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Architectural Review Board September 24 2014
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44112News.com - Monthly meeting of the Architectural Review Board September 2014
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Morley Safer presents Dix Systems Shower Pan Liner on American Architectural Review
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- Updated: 18 Oct 2012
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The American Architectural Review of Dix Systems and their OneLiner Shower Pan Liner, hosted by Morley Safer. The video explains the benefits of using the OneLiner in bathroom shower remodeling. Visit http://www.dixsystems.com for more details.
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Holistic Design Breakthroughs In Architecture
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John Salat is a Living Energy Designer with unique way of creating an environment to promote health & inner joy. As a licensed architect, he conjoined two disci...
John Salat is a Living Energy Designer with unique way of creating an environment to promote health & inner joy. As a licensed architect, he conjoined two disciplines and pioneered holistic health with building design. This new breakthrough goes beyond Feng Shui. Now, design programming can be gauged through the five Sense thus coining the term which John innovatively calls "Syncro-Kinesthetic Design Method". To converse deeper with our inner human blueprint capitalizing on living design elements from the use of colors, shapes materials, etc., see http://www.zenarchitect.com/program.html
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John Salat is a Living Energy Designer with unique way of creating an environment to promote health & inner joy. As a licensed architect, he conjoined two disciplines and pioneered holistic health with building design. This new breakthrough goes beyond Feng Shui. Now, design programming can be gauged through the five Sense thus coining the term which John innovatively calls "Syncro-Kinesthetic Design Method". To converse deeper with our inner human blueprint capitalizing on living design elements from the use of colors, shapes materials, etc., see http://www.zenarchitect.com/program.html
- published: 17 Dec 2013
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American Architectural Review
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Mid-Atlantic Waterproofing was selected to be shown in a special presentation to honor significant contributions to the fields of architecture, construction and...
Mid-Atlantic Waterproofing was selected to be shown in a special presentation to honor significant contributions to the fields of architecture, construction and design. This was shown on national television.
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Mid-Atlantic Waterproofing was selected to be shown in a special presentation to honor significant contributions to the fields of architecture, construction and design. This was shown on national television.
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Architecture & Water documentary. Part 1: A river runs through it
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MFA Final Review | School of Interior Architecture & Design | Academy of Art University
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Judge: Starbucks May Be In A Latte Of Trouble
Edit WorldNews.com 21 Jun 2016
A federal judge based in San Francisco, Calif. ruled last week two Starbucks customers may pursue a lawsuit accusing the coffee chain of cheating patrons by underselling lattes, Reuters reported.U.S. District Judge Shelton Henderson said the California plaintiffs may seek damages from Starbucks in their proposed nationwide class action, including fraud and false advertising charges....
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Pakistani Man Injured In Acid Attack By Girlfriend Dies
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A Pakistani man whose girlfriend threw acid on him when he spurned marrying her has died of his wounds at a local hospital, The Associated Press reported.Police official Bashir Ahmed says the man, Sadaqat Ali died at a government hospital located in the city of Multan, a central Punjab province early Tuesday ... She was arrested by police hours after the attack and has now been charged with murder in the incident....
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Ahead of the release of a new iPhone from Apple, there’s a good deal of speculation around exactly what form the new phone will take, along with both what features Apple will add and remove. Undeniably, one of the most speculated changes to the new iPhone 7 is the Apple’s decision to remove the dedicated headphone jack ... — BGR.com (@BGR) June 21, 2016 ... RELATED STORIES ON INQUISITR.. New iPhone 7 Release Date Rumors....
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Man Arrested, Suspicious Package Found Early Tuesday At Brussels Mall
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An unidentified man was taken into custody early Tuesday morning by Belgian authorities after a pre-dawn security alert at a major shopping center in downtown Brussels, Time magazine reported.Security officers originally responded to an alert about a suspicious package, the report said.Brussels prosecutors confirmed the man was taken into custody, but said no explosives were found at the City 2 shopping center....
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Lagging in fundraising, Trump calls on GOP for support
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Donald Trump acknowledged Tuesday that he was struggling to rally fellow Republicans after new reports show him badly lagging Hillary Clinton in campaign cash. Reports released Monday showed Trump's campaign started June with $1.3 million in the bank, compared with $42 million for the presumptive Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton ... "I'm not looking to spend a billion dollars ... I spent $55 million in the primaries ... __ ... ....
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Karen Anderson sworn in to New Castle County Historic Review Board (New Castle County, DE)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Jun 2016
Gordon recently administered the Oath of Office for the Historic Review Board to local architect Karen E. Anderson, who has been principal of KRN Architecture LLC in Wilmington since 2012. Gordon said he was excited at the opportunity to appoint someone the caliber of Anderson to the New Castle County Historic Review Board ... and Architectural Consulting in Los Angeles. Anderson's term on the Historic Review Board expires Oct....
Business Analyst (one position, full time) - FLG293 (Syntel Inc)
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(Source. Syntel Inc) ... Map business workflow, and detect/incorporate additional areas that will result in robust IT system architecture. Ensure quality standards adhered to and customer processes followed in systems architecture design phase. Integrate workflow and standards in consultation with IT team ... Review parameter/business rules and change requests for accuracy, completeness, and compliance ... Please reference FLG293 ... $81,744.00/yr ... M-F....
ACE Architecture Studio Culminates with Double Hitter (Woodbury University)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Jun 2016
The Spring 2016 ACE architecture studio at Woodbury University completed two civic engagement projects. Woodbury University architecture students who participated in the Agency for Civic Engagement (ACE) Spring design studio designed and built a site-specific outdoor classroom on the John Muir Middle School campus ... This is what architecture is all about.'....
New program to showcase New Mexico architectural history
Edit The Miami Herald 21 Jun 2016
A new state initiative aims to connect tourists with centuries of New Mexico architectural history ... to encourage visitors to take in architectural treasures around the state....
Campus Installs First Living Wall (The University of Texas at Austin)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Jun 2016
The unique steel structure explores the role of architecture in ecology ... This design is the result of a five year collaboration between The University of Texas at Austin's School of Architecture and the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center ... To give the plants their best chance, Danelle Briscoe, an assistant professor in the School of Architecture, developed a honeycomb-shaped architectural structure, currently patent-pending....
DAY OF ARCHITECTURE 2016: OPENING OF FAB ARCHITECTURAL BUREAU BERLIN (Granitifiandre SpA)
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A new space for communication and architecture arose at Sarotti-Höfe in Berlin - the FAB ARCHITECTURAL BUREAU BERLIN ... For the upcoming Day of Architecture 2016 on Friday, 24th June, the now finished space will celebrate its opening with an exhibition and guided tours ... The FAB ARCHITECTURAL BUREAU BERLIN is a joint project ... Via FAB Architectural Bureau Berlin website....
Sculpture at the Royal Academy Exhibition (London South Bank University)
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LSBU's Academic Leader for Digital Architecture Robotics, Federico Rossi, has work selected for the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2016 ... Every year thousands of entrants submit works of art and media in all mediums including; painting, sculpture, photography, printmaking, architecture and film ... Federico 's 'Woodstream' has been selected amongst 12,000 submissions for the Exhibition in the section of Architecture....
Plan readied to develop Vemulawada temple
Edit The Times of India 21 Jun 2016
Development of Vemulawada temple town on the lines of Tirumala gathered momentum on Tuesday with architectural plans for the temple's development being finalised by the state government ... Endowments minister A Indrakaran Reddy held a review meeting on the temple's development with endowment secretary Shiva Shankar, Vemulawada MLA C H Ramesh, advisor Ramana Chary, Vemulawada temple development authority VC Purushottam Reddy on Tuesday....
Graham Architectural Products Announces Dramatic Enhancements to Engineering Department (Graham Architectural Products Corporation)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Jun 2016
Graham Architectural Products Corporation) ... As part of a significant commitment to add new engineering resources to our growing business and provide a clear succession plan for our engineering department, Graham Architectural Products announces the addition of Joe Cerminara as vice president of process engineering and Tuan Tran as vice president of design engineering....
Making a difference through architecture in the Middle East
Edit CNN 21 Jun 2016
Since moving back to Dubai from the United States 15 years ago, Qaddumi has championed progressive architecture that prioritizes social issues and elevates public space, as opposed to larger, flashier private projects ... That is what architecture is about....
NV5 to Receive $8 Million From New York City for Landscape Architecture Projects (NV5 Holdings Inc)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Jun 2016
NVEE), a provider of professional and technical engineering and consulting solutions, announced today that it was awarded two term agreements by the New York School Construction Authority (SCA) and the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation (NYCDPR) for landscape architecture services. The contracts were won by the Landscape Architecture Team at RBA/NV5....
Board of Regents Honors 11 UT Austin Faculty Members (The University of Texas at Austin)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Jun 2016
• Richard Corsi, professor, Department of Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering ... To be considered for the award, faculty members undergo a series of rigorous evaluations by students, peer faculty members and external reviewers. The review panels consider a range of activities and criteria in their evaluations of a candidate's teaching ......
WSU commits funds to major research, teaching initiatives (Washington State University)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Jun 2016
'I appreciate the work so many faculty and reviewers put into this effort and the investment the University community has made in helping us set exciting new directions for the University's quest to create and share new knowledge,' said President Kirk Schulz ... The initiative will be led by CAHNRS in collaboration with the College of Arts and Sciences and the Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture....
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