Featured Architect: RVTR

Although a relatively new firm, RVTR Architects already have a history of innovative designs in steel, from a large scale university building redesign...

 

Interview with Chris Clark, BVN

We had a chance to ask Chris Clarke to expand on the ideas that led to the BVN design entry.

 

Featured Architect: Eddie Codd

Queensland Architect, Long-time passion for steel

 

Featured Architect: Andrade Morettin

Living Steels Brazil Winner Passionate about Sustainability

 

Featured Architect: Peter Dalton

His philosophy of architecture embodies similar values to Living Steel because of his belief that architecture should be about creating homes from materials that are sustainable and are suitable for their landscape

 

Featured Architect: Chris Clarke

Passionate for steel homes

 

Featured Architect: Cui Kai

Living Steel International Architecture Competition juror, Cui Kai, a visiting professor of Tianjin University, is the chief architect of China Architecture Design and Research Group, China's national design master

 

Featured Architect: Roberto Loeb

Brazilian architect Roberto Loeb, one of the Living Steel International Architecture Competitions prestigious jurors

 

Featured Architect: Helmut Schulitz

Helmut Schulitz, founder of Schulitz + Partner, Living Steel's International Architecture Competition short-listed firm for Kolkata, had his first introduction to building construction as a bricklayer apprentice.

 

Featured Architect: Glenn Murcutt

Glenn Murcutt, located in Sydney, is the 2002 Laureate of the Pritzker Architecture Prize, among many career distinctions, and is a Juror for Living Steel's international architectural competition for sustainable housing.

 

Featured Architect: Charles Correa

Since 1958 when he established his private practise in Mumbai, India, Charles Correa has been making an impact on India's approach to housing low-income families.

 

Featured Architect: Whitney Sander

Whitney Sander, Sander Architects, Venice, Calif. (USA), began exploring prefabricated construction long before anyone really knew what it meant.