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1937 was a pivotal year for architecture and design, marked by the Paris International Exposition which brought together the pavilions of competing nations — most notably the direct confrontation of the Soviet and German pavilions — as a geopolitical display through architecture. The year also saw significant modernist completions worldwide, reflecting the simultaneous vitality and political fragility of interwar modernism.
Completed in 1937 on Pasaje Tres Sargentos in Buenos Aires, Ateliers Tres Sargentos 422 is a compact rental building that joined domestic life to artistic production through double-height rooms, mezzanines…
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Arne Jacobsen, one of Denmark’s most influential architects, is best known for his revolutionary work in the field of architecture and design. He masterfully blended functionalism with a keen attention…
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Taliesin West, a masterpiece designed by the renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright, served as his winter residence and educational facility in the heart of the Arizona desert from 1937 until…
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