Showing posts with label Thom Mayne + Morphosis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thom Mayne + Morphosis. Show all posts
Interior Decoration
"The building is the result of a series of forces that collide to produce unique spaces of discovery. Force lines track the movement of form and light through the building’s faceted façade, the central vertical volume, and the stitches. As one moves through the space, formal fragments coalesce to reconstruct the interactions among light, architectural elements, and bodies as physical traces of the institution’s new ideas."
Morphosis
Cahill Center for Astronomy and Astrophysics at the California Institute of Technology
Pasadena, California
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House Construction
"When architecture engages social, cultural, political, and ethical currents, it has the potential to transform the way we see the world and our place in it. It is from this intersection of broad societal currents that we approached the design for the new Federal Building in San Francisco. Our primary interest was to produce a performance-driven building that would fundamentally transform its urban surroundings, the nature of the workplace, and the experiences of the people who use it while making intelligent use of natural resources. For me, this project represents the epitome of an optimistic architecture; an architecture that synthesizes its complex forces and realities into a coherent whole."
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Remodeling Interior Design
“Moving around the tower, it appears to shift continually, distinct from different vantage points - not a single image, but a dynamic structure that responds to its site, environment, and performance requirements.”Thom Mayne - Morphosis Design Director
Morphosis
Phare Tower
La Défense, France
Photo: © Morphosis
Remodeling Interior Design
"Materials, forms, and exposed structural elements are referential to the work of Caltrans and evoke a feeling of the freeways."
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