Pier Solar and the Great Architects #3 (HD) - Verrckter Kopfgeld Jger - Lets Play Pier Solar
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Platform TV architects interview: video interview to Fouad Queblawi - 1508 London
Specialization as the winning strategy Around forty, everyone under forty. What may ring as a pun on words is actually the brilliant achievement of a group o...
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Pier Solar and the Great Architects #4 (HD) - Harte Kmpfe - Lets Play Pier Solar
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RIBA International Fellows 2015
The Royal Institute of British Architects has created 11 new RIBA International Fellowships which reward the particular contributions non-UK architects have made to world architecture. These...
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Netheriel- Architects of Annihilation (Live at Dickens...2/6/15)
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Grafton Architects #39; Institut Mines Telecom in Paris
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MANILA, PhilippinesTo a regular audience, Architects will sound no more than a fist forcing its way inside an ear. But to avid fans of this British band from Brighton, England, this group of fourSam Carter on vocals, Tom Searle on guitar and keyboard, Alex Dean on bass, and Dan Searle on drumsis the truth, akin to a mirror reflecting anything standing right in front of it.
Having released six studio albums and one split EP since 2006, Architects have explored numerous sounds that helped make the bands musicality evolve. And apparent enough, from the two-minute To the Death track of its debut album Nightmares to the seemingly candid but accurate Gravedigger of its 2014 LP Lost Forever // Lost Together, much has changed with Architects.
If there is one thing that remained steady in the bands run in the music industry, it is the downright honest lyrics that the quartet brings to the table that is constant and unfazed. And this was exactly what they brought to Manila when they played an hour and a half-long show at the SM North Edsa Skydome last Feb. 7a showcase of sharp words paired with above average mastery of the strings and the percussion.
Brutal, casual
Carter was casual on stage while chanting gripping words from tracks Broken Cross, The Devil is Near, Dead Man Talking, Castles in the Air, and Alpha Omega. He wasnt even hopping aroundsomething you somehow expect from a band vocalist. But the message of each song they performed delivered the brutal tang expected of the Architects.
Whether its a matter of the heart or of the society, Architects can only sing honestly about anything.
In a plain black wife beater top (and dark denim jeans), Carter and the rest of the group continued to kill the stage with Naysayer, Youth is Wasted on the Young, These Colours Dont Run, The Distant Blue, and Gravedigger, among five others.
Carter dropped the F word a number of times that night, if not a hundred. And the audience just banged their head and body to the music while some ran and went infinite in a circle pit.
If anything, Architects felt like a fine fist bump to the earsthanks to the engulfing melody the band plays. And the screams were rather enthralling than intolerable.
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Stanton Williams Architects
Central Saint Martins is flying the flag for art and design education in the UK, despite short-sighted government policies. Monocle meets the principals at Stanton Williams, the architects...
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Two people died and 40 others were injured after a building collapsed in Huruma
The Board of Registration of Architects and Quantity Surveyors (BORAQS) has issued a stern warning against landlords who prevent professionals from inspecting and supervising their buildings.
Speaking Tuesday in Nairobi , the chairman of Board of Registration of Architects and Quantity Surveyors Kenya Cosmas Maweu warned the landlord should they continue defying the law.
Maweu said that the enforcement of building laws and regulations has been hampered by lack of technical and supervisory staff and as a result there is a serious lack of proper trained artisans and inspectors.
The board decried poorly trained artisans who carry out constructions in the country leading to collapse of most buildings.
The board urged the stakeholders and artisans to register on their website, http://www.boraqs.go.ke for further trainings as it is committed to instill professionalism in the building sector.
Nairobi city county government has a statutory power to regulate and manage all the building developments within its jurisdiction pursuant to part 11 of the 4th schedule, County Government Act 2012, Urban Areas and Cities Act 2011, Physical Planning Act Cap 286 and other related statutes, said Maweu.
Maweus remark comes after the recent building which collapsed in Nairobi in Huruma which led to loss of lives and many injured.
According to the register of BORAQS Kenya, Patrick Githinji who designed the building is not an architect.
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Los Angelesbased Morphosis Architects has been selected to design a new 100-suite hotel adjacent the Therme Vals spa in Switzerland designed by Peter Zumthor. The spa, which was completed in 1996, features walls of locally sourced Valser quartzite slabs and a grass roof.
The new hotel design by Morphosis was selected from designs by eight firms including New Yorkbased Steven Holl Architects and London-based Studio 6a Architectsvia a juried competition led by Sauerbruch Hutton co-founder Louisa Hutton. The client for the project, 7132, already operates a hotel near the spa.
Morphosis founder Thom Mayne, who was awarded the Pritzker Prize for architecture four years before Zumthor, said in a statement: "We are thrilled about the jury's decision and look forward to working with a visionary client to create a unique design that resonates with this incredible destination in the Alps."
Morphosiss winning design will be revealed later this month at an event in New York.
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