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For over 40 years, the Swiss practice has challenged our ideas of what architecture can be. They’ve reimagined the nature of buildings, from houses to hospitals. And they’ve designed projects that have transformed cities, such as Tate Modern, Laban Dance Centre, Elbphilharmonie and M+.

This exhibition, featuring 400 objects from the Herzog & de Meuron design process, is a chance to find out how their projects come together. Explore their open archive shelves, sit on their latest furniture design, walk around life-sized architectural mock-ups, and use augmented reality to experience a new children’s hospital in Zurich.

Visitors will be among the first to feel the space and atmosphere of their newest designs and to see Beka & Lemoine's latest documentary film about their ground-breaking REHAB project.

Curated in close collaboration with the architects, this is a rare opportunity to see the inner workings of one of the most admired architecture practices in the world..

[*Royal Academy]

Taken in the Royal Academy

Study Model 1 by Ultimately

Exploring hide

James-study model a1 by BAC Master's A

IMG_4936 by cmusoarch2017

28 by Ultimately

iteration 2 study model

study model by Fai Chong

modeling landscaping is difficult

Arch 408 Study Model No.1 by FHKE

Vacation House @ Echo Lake, CA

Hyperboloidal Surface_06 by J.Sorel

CNC models fabricated as study models for Between Space Tensegrity Hammock project

Act 3 Study Model 3 by Ultimately

50 by Ultimately

iteration 3 study model

CAAD extension building by Parker Anderson

study models

53 by Ultimately

iteration 3 study model

Study Model by cmusoarch2017

Study models of desk organizers.

Material used: Two (2) ply chipboard

25 by Ultimately

iteration 2 study model

Study Models by Keita Suzuki

White Study Model by vhuynh88

This is showing the different slits that were used in our model. (In this picture, the one on the right is 1 slit per module, and 5 slits to the left.)

by Leonard Chien

Artist | Lilla Cabot Perry (1848-1933 in USA)

Title | At the River's Bend (On the River II) (1895)

oil on canvas

65.5 x 81.5 cm

Exhibitor | Art Institute of Chicago

www.artic.edu/artworks/256797/at-the-river-s-bend-on-the-...

Lilla Cabot Perry anchored this sensitive figure study, modeled by her daughter Edith, in a sun-dappled view of the Epte River in France. Staccato brushstrokes of bright pigments capture the scintillating effects of the surrounding landscape. Perry was one of the first American artists to embrace Impressionism. She studied in Boston and then Paris, where in 1889 she encountered the work of Claude Monet, leading to a friendship with him and numerous summer stays near his home in Giverny. She painted this canvas there in 1895, showcasing her experimentation with form, technique, and color. Garnering an international reputation as an artist, Perry was also an early advocate of modern art in her native Boston.

AIC191

KPF Study model for Langfang by Vignette Studio