Pansy Schulman
writes about cities/power/architecture/public space, former assoc. editor at architectural record. views my own.
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Snapshot: SOM’s Twisted Karlatornet in Gothenburg Claims the Title of Scandinavia’s Tallest Building
3 weeks ago |
architecturalrecord.com | Pansy Schulman
Rising high above the low-slung built environment of the Swedish port city of Gothenburg, the SOM-designed Karlatornet recently claimed the title of Scandinavia’s tallest building. Completed in 2024, the 73-story skyscraper sits just north of the Göta River, anchoring a larger mixed-use development (master-planned by SOM) that aims to revitalize a derelict shipping and industrial district.
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3 weeks ago |
architecturalrecord.com | Pansy Schulman
Architecture News RECORD’s monthly list of upcoming and ongoing exhibitions, events, and competitions. Upcoming Exhibitions Susumu Shingu: Elated!New YorkJune 20-August 10, 2025Japan Society Gallery relaunches its summer exhibition series with a solo show dedicated to acclaimed sculptor Susumu Shingu (b. 1937).
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1 month ago |
architecturalrecord.com | Pansy Schulman
Architecture News RECORD’s monthly list of upcoming and ongoing exhibitions, events, and competitions. Upcoming Exhibitions RIBA Royal Gold Medal ExhibitionLondon, LiverpoolMay 2-31, 2025Opening simultaneously at the Royal Institute of British Architects’ (RIBA) London headquarters and the Tate Liverpool, this exhibition celebrates the career of this year's RIBA Royal Gold Medallist SANAA, the collaborative practice of Japanese architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa.
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1 month ago |
architecturalrecord.com | Pansy Schulman
Architecture NewsOpinion Biophilic design is a buzzy, but fuzzy, concept, encompassing everything from the simple act of adorning a space with potted plants all the way to complex infrastructural interventions. In simplest terms, the design philosophy argues that incorporating natural elements and processes into the built environment improves human health, cognitive function, and emotional well-being.
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1 month ago |
architecturalrecord.com | Pansy Schulman
ProjectsBuildings by TypeSpiritual Projects Traditionally, religious architecture embraces monumentality and grandeur: soaring cathedral ceilings, intricately detailed mosque domes, ornate temple facades. But the Jewish mikvah, a ritual bath central to the religion for millennia, stands apart in its fundamental intimacy.
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