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Between Geometric Shapes and Raw Materials: The Case of Brutalism in Italy - Vimarsana News

Between Geometric Shapes and Raw Materials: The Case of Brutalism in Italy

Explore Italy's contribution to the Brutalist movement through the lens of Roberto Conte and Stefano Perego. Discover the concrete architecture from the Alps to the Mediterranean Sea.

Why Time Is a Problem for Architects - Vimarsana News

Why Time Is a Problem for Architects

Architects' struggle with time and gravity in design - explore the fascinating dynamics of architecture.

In Zurich, Itten+Brechbühl Restores a Landmark of Swiss Modernism - Vimarsana News

In Zurich, Itten+Brechbühl Restores a Landmark of Swiss Modernism

The famed Maschinenlaboratorium at ETH Zurich now functions as a space for exhibitions, receptions, and experiments in robotics.

Niemeyer, Le Corbusier, and the History of the United Nations Headquarters Project - Vimarsana News

Niemeyer, Le Corbusier, and the History of the United Nations Headquarters Project

Explore the fascinating architectural journey that led to the iconic United Nations Headquarters in New York City, designed by Oscar Niemeyer and Le Corbusier.

I'm not convinced Thomas Heatherwick is the best person to be discussing boring buildings - Vimarsana News

I'm not convinced Thomas Heatherwick is the best person to be discussing boring buildings

Architects are often snobby about – and no doubt jealous of – the designer Thomas Heatherwick, who isn’t an actual architect yet still manages to wangle important building commissions. And he knows this. In his documentary for BBC Radio 4, Building Soul, where he examines what he calls the ‘blandemic’ in today’s architecture, he asks