Pezo von Ellrichshausen   United States   This asymmetrical artifact investigates the architectural notion of scale. It is a wooden structure that has been assembled according to a simple principle of gravitational stacking of elements that reduce their size in height. This structural logic

Pezo von Ellrichshausen   United States   The pavilion is built with recycled fir tree wood (Douglas type), and its section is reduced in height until reaching 16 meters. Distributed on the side shelves of the lower part, ten tonnes of granite provide the foundation layer of the structure.&n

Daniel Libeskind   United States   Suzanne Stephens The shardlike titanium-clad forms of the Denver Art Museum’s Frederic C. Hamilton Building burst on the city’s downtown with the energy of a lightning bolt. The museum addition, designed by Studio Daniel Libeskind in joint venture wi

The Architect's Newspaper   American lovers of both fashion and architecture can get their fix in one hit this winter. OMA has designed an exhibition now open at the Denver Art Museum chronicling the history of French fashion house Dior. From Paris to the World winds a sinuous