The article’s format is interesting in that it was question-answer. There is a lot of information about the project provided. Very thorough conversation with the publication’s editor.
See the article with this link.
The article’s format is interesting in that it was question-answer. There is a lot of information about the project provided. Very thorough conversation with the publication’s editor.
See the article with this link.
The magazine asked for advice for clients to start an environmentally sensitive project. We were happy to help. See the article here.
This was the first building coLAB studio completed (2004.) A very pure project combining art and architecture through the use of light. See it on Archello.
Kirsten Dirksen has nearly 2 million followers on Youtube. The site is full of interesting architecture. You may click on the image above to watch.
Video and editing by Maddux Gremaux
Check out the print edition for November-December issue of Dwell when it comes out!
Rebecca Rothman is the head of Tempe Public Art, former public art administrator for Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture, as well as an artist. Click here to listen.
“City Fruit” will be completed by the end of 2023. See the news story with this link.
See more of the project on coLAB studio here or at other online sources like Archilovers and Home World Design.
The building will be “the nerve center” for the entire garden. coLAB studio once again partnered with 180 Degrees on this DBG project. Due to be complete in early 2025.
By https://www.vox.com/ and check out their youtube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLXo7UDZvByw2ixzpQCufnA
The Center for Plant Science by coLAB studio, llc + 180 Degrees Design-Build, 2014-2021 in Dezeen’s online publication. Click here to view.