One was the Maison de Verre in Paris, a steel-and-glass residence that was unthinkably modern at the time of its construction in 1932, and another was Adolf Loos, an Austro Hungarian architect who ...

Le plafond de verre : freins invisibles à l’évolution professionnelle Qu’est ce que le plafond de verre ? Le plafond de verre est une expression américaine datant de la fin des années 70. Il désigne ...

They’re cool From Maison de Verre to Soho sidewalks, glass blocks have an architectural history that is more cutting-edge and timeless than their 1980s reputation might suggest.

Spanish GP: Why Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya track layout will tell us if Red Bull have been caught by F1 rivals Lando Norris, Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen have all won races since the ...

Outside may be all New York but the interiors draw inspiration from Paris —the Maison de Verre ("House of Glass") specifically—with artisan-made glass panels, ebonized wood accents and lush ...

The narrow, tube-shaped layout meant limited access to natural light, so glass was an ideal medium for dividing up the office without creating a barrier. The glass bricks wink to Maison de Verre, ...

With its abundant glass blocks, Boltshauser’s proposed envelope paid tribute not only to the Maison de Verre but also to ETH Zurich’s nearby Maschinen­laboratorium, a 1930s building that he greatly ...

The architect Maxime Bousquet has reimagined a portion of a grand 17th-century building as a fittingly irreverent home for a young gallerist.

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