Architype Dialogue presents Ivan Juarez What was the most difficult issue about working within this project type or the most unexpected challenge that may have influenced new thought in your design? Since its conception, the project Inner Forest, was closely joint to the surroundings that lodged it. During the development of the project I had [&hellip
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Architype Dialogue presents Peter Eising What was the most difficult issue about working within this project type or the most unexpected challenge that may have influenced new thought in your design? Working in an environment of a living tree, where there are no building codes. The tree needed structural testing using a ‘ping-test’ where a [&hellip
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Architype Dialogue presents Nic Goldsmith What was the most difficult issue about working within this project type or the most unexpected challenge that may have influenced new thought in your design? The most difficult issue from a design perspective was developing a design which could be moved after five years and then reinstalled in sectional [&hellip
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Architype Dialogue presents Oliver Thill & André Kempe What was the most difficult issue about working within this project type or the most unexpected challenge that may have influenced new thought in your design? As architects we mostly work for public or private clients and are not used to realize works in real public space. [&hellip
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Architype Dialogue presents Jorge Arvizu, Ignacio Del Rio, Emmanuel Ramirez & Diego Ricalde What was the most difficult issue about working within this project type or the most unexpected challenge that may have influenced new thought in your design? Pavilions tend to be temporary structures that, in most cases, have very little time to get [&hellip
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Architype Dialogue presents Ben van Berkel Time is an inherent characteristic of the pavilion typology; the pavilion most often being a structure of either temporality or semi-permanence. How does this attribute affect the design approach to these constructions? One of the advantages of the pavilion typology is in fact that these structures are temporary, as [&hellip
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Architype Dialogue presents Jamie Maslyn Larson With this particular landscape architecture project, what was the most difficult issue your firm faced or the most unexpected challenge that may have influenced new thought and unique approaches in the project? There were many programmatic demands for the project, in just 2 ½ acres of space. We felt [&hellip
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