Snøhetta   United States   “The non-building of the year.” That is how the grand dame of architectural criticism, Ada Louise Huxtable, dubbed the skyscraper – crowned like a piece of English furniture – that Philip Johnson raised in Midtown Manhattan in the 1980s, and which de

San Francisco Chronicle   Sam Whiting   Art Gensler, a San Francisco architect who designed everything from the second-tallest building in the world to an office reception desk in a 62-year career that saw his namesake firm grow from his wife and a draftsman into to the largest design firm

The New York Times   Michael Kimmelman   The museum added 47,000 square feet of gallery space, a spiffy new canopy and a restaurant. “It’s smart, surgical, sprawling and slightly soulless,” our critic writes. In 1939, the Museum of Modern Art opened its first purpose-built home on West 53rd

The New York Times    Charles V. Bagli   The developer Harry B. Macklowe and his team — Moed de Armas & Shannon Architects and Gensler — submitted a preliminary application to the Department of City Planning outlining his intention to build a new super tower, east of Fifth Avenue between 51

The recently opened Shanghai Tower in the Pudong district of China’s economic capital, has taken its place as the second tallest building in the world, after the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. Soaring 632 meters and 128 floors, the new supertall skyscraper –

El macroestudio americano Gensler, que emplea a unos 2.600 profesionales en más de treinta oficinas en Estados Unidos y el extranjero, ha diseñado la Torre Shanghai en la ciudad del mismo nombre. Con 128 plantas, 632 metros de altura y 380.000 metros