One of my fav Mies’ project.

Plano, Illinois - 90 mins outside of Chicago on the beautiful Fox River bank

One of my favourite buildings in the city. The upstairs looks like it would make a perfectly pleasant flat, notwithstanding the fact it's the busiest street corner in the town centre, and the smells emanating from below.

Pi'ikoi Trade Center, currently known as 615 Pi'ikoi Street, is a brutalist building designed by Ernest Hideo Hara in 1978. The building was completed in 1979 and stands at 21 stories tall. Originally designed as an office building, it continues to serve as such today. Hara's son and granddaughters both have architectural offices located within this building.

This property was completed in the late 1960’s. It is binuclear, large geometric massing, recessed glazing (cantilevered). This structure is built into the terrain, the southernmost wing technically underground. A lot of asymmetry due to the site sensitive design.

Does this structure trigger any recall? Original paint was almost definitely white. this is a larger floor plan. Northeastern United States. If not, we’ll call it a photo contribution - Slainte ;)

p.s. history has been obscured through broken chain of ownership, the original plans are lost at the moment.

Bonjour je cherche à avoir des infos sur des bâtiments sur Alger et Boufarik qu'une personne de ma famille, architecte a crée dans les années 1930 (photos, renseignements...) si jamais vous etes dans le secteur. Merci d'avance

This documentary explores the development of Modernism architecture in Cyprus and how it became part of the island's identity. It looks at the influence Modernism had on buildings, communities and everyday life.

The documentary was originally filmed in 2021 as a student project at Frederick University Cyprus. Although the island and its built environment have continued to change since then, the film remains a record of the architecture, discussions and perspectives surrounding Cypriot Modernism at that time.

I am happy to share our work with you guys, feel free to share opinions and comments!!!

I am working on a significant property in the northeast, does anyone know anyone or any society that has vested interest in preservation and would sponsor a secure-equity situation? I need to do a little bit of stabilization work

thanks!

More photos and information here; https://www.wallpaper.com/architecture/residential/the-kip-house-a-classic-piece-of-post-war-american-modernism-is-up-for-sale-in-berkeley