Showing posts with label renzo piano. Show all posts
Showing posts with label renzo piano. Show all posts
20 April 2015
want more whitney coverage?
the new york times has a pretty interactive feature for you to see. some on the internet speculate that this special treatment can be categorized as nepotism, given that renzo piano designed the NYT headquarters. i think that's silly, but who knows! i don't like the outside but i'm going to withhold judgment until i've visited. #breuer4lyfe
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nepotism?,
nytimes,
renzo piano,
whitney museum
06 August 2014
renzo piano gives a good interview about architecture and responding to criticism
in metropolis
PC: Some people have said that the northern façade is not looking as exciting at it could be, that it does not make a enough of a gesture towards the city. How do you respond to that?
RP: First, we have to wait and see, the building is not ready yet, of course. A building like this is like a meteorite, but a gentle one. It does not destroy anything—actually it uplifts. But it lands, and it is something new there. People should wait for the building to be finished and see.
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architects,
architecture,
criticism,
harvard,
museum,
new york,
paris,
renzo piano,
whitney cummings,
whitney houston,
whitney port
06 October 2010
01 September 2009
nErD aLeRt!

apparently construction has started in london on this new project by renzo piano called the shard.
im surprised by how unappealing, and unnecessary this project seems to be. renzo is a master architect and craftsman, but this building is just not beautiful.
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architecture,
london,
renzo piano
14 May 2009
nErD aLeRt!
The new $294 million Modern Wing of the Art Institute of Chicago, which opens on Saturday, is the closest Renzo Piano has come in at least a decade to achieving a near-classical ideal. (nytimes)
Labels:
a little bored,
architecture,
chicago,
renzo piano
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