-
began meeting with
architects to
design a home for a
parcel deemed "
unbuildable" by
other architects. Koenig's
design was
built in 1959 as part of the...
-
restrictions about building too
close to the river, much of the land was
unbuildable.
Because it was not
enough homes to turn a profit,
Lennar canceled construction...
- site that, with a
slope of 45 degrees, was
thought to be
practically unbuildable.
Because of a
concrete pedestal,
almost 20 feet (6 m) in diameter, buried...
- holes. The aqueduct,
engineered by Arup, was
originally described as "
unbuildable", but was
eventually realised using 40 mm (1.6 in) rebar. The original...
- ISBN 978-0-521-55952-2. Harbison,
Robert (1991). The Built, the
Unbuilt and the
Unbuildable: In
Pursuit of
Architectural Meaning. MIT Press. pp. 108f. ISBN 0-262-08204-7...
- in San Jose and a
museum of
needles in Ichihara, ****an. "I
think what
unbuildable stuff leads to is
maybe a
possible reexamination, not so much of the...
- House) and 22 (the
Stahl House) were
constructed on dramatic, otherwise-
unbuildable sites.
Particularly the Case
Study House #22,
photographed by Julius...
-
Hombre (1991–1995) in Galicia, Spain. In 1983, he
supported an
apparently unbuildable entry for a
sports club in Hong Kong by the then-unknown
architect Zaha...
- or
their best-known
works were "paper architecture"—unbuilt or even
unbuildable schemes, yet
known through frequent reproduction in
architectural magazines...
-
Germany in 1998.
Prior to this,
critics had
dismissed his
designs as "
unbuildable or
unduly ****ertive". In 1987,
Libeskind won his
first design competition...
