Heatherwick Studio   United States   Because of the rapid expansion of Google, the renowned technology firm invited the studio, in collaboration with BIG, to design its new campus and headquarters at Mountain View, California. The campus is a combination of two projects – Charleston Eas

BIG / Bjarke Ingels Group Heatherwick Studio   United States   El proyecto para el nuevo campus de Google en Mountain View responde a la veloz expansión y a la constante diversificación de la actividad empresarial de la compañía tecnológica, que han terminado por derivar en una situación organizativa insostenibl

BIG / Bjarke Ingels Group   United States   Google promotes the integration of the private lives and the work lives of all its employees within a huge mixed-use complex that fosters leisure, health, and interaction. 

OMA - Office for Metropolitan Architecture   United States   Located in the heart of downtown Santa Monica, the mixed-use complex achieves a strong interaction between interior program and exterior environment with a stepped building that creates terraces for a broad range of activities... [+]

BIG / Bjarke Ingels Group Heatherwick Studio   United States   It was over a year ago that the design jointly drawn up by Bjarke Ingels and Thomas Heatherwick for Google's new Charleston East campus in Mountain View, Silicon Valley, was unveiled. Addressing new requirements, the latest version presents a smaller

Ball-Nogues Studio   United States   The wood structure, which was originally the formwork of another building of the studio, was used as a saltwater pool during one of the artistic events of High Desert Test Sites, and was later surrendered to the entropic strengths of the landscape. 

The Guardian   Leslie Felperin   This stylish documentary explores the work of the photographer whose images of mid-century west coast architecture captured an aspirational moment.  This absorbing documentary from 2008 focuses on Julius Shulman (1910-2009), a photographer best known

Google has unveiled the proposal drawn up by the Copenhagen- and New York-based firm Bjarke Ingels Group for a second state-of-the art campus in Silicon Valley, this time in Moffett Park, in Sunnyvale, close to the company’s corporate headquarters at

The myth that Silicon Valley was born in the garages of some brilliant young individuals is the myth that explains the origin of what today are huge and all-powerful multinational corporations. And these technological enterprises now seek to have hea

Jim Heimann   American Pop Architecture