| AICO (2010-08-30) Group8 will give a lecture at : Architecture International Congress Location: Centro de Congressos da Alfândega do Porto Portugal Dates: 03.09.10 More info : http://www.aico2010.blogspot.com/ |
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Two projects selected for the Distinction Romande d'Architecture (2010-07-12) Expo machine 1 & 2 The birds http://www.dra2.ch/index.php?m=32 |
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GROUP8 HAS MOVED (2010-06-30) view project Group8 has moved ! New adress : group8 architecture & urban planning Philibert-de-Sauvage 37 CH-1219 Châtelaine Geneva t. +41 22 560 88 88 f. +41 22 560 88 00 info@group8.ch |
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GROUP8ASIA IS MOVING (2010-06-30) view project Group8 has finished the construction of the new office in Hanoi |
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Beginning of the island construction (2010-06-09) view project The first island has been delivered |
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workshop (2010-05-26) group8 is invited to lead a workshop with Ukrainien students and european architects at Canactions Festival, Kiev, Ukraine. A lecture presenting group8 work and approach was given at the House of Architects in Kiev. |
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Administrative building, Sécheron area, Geneva (CH) (2010-05-11) World-renowned architecture firm Skidmore, Owings & Merill LLP (SOM), together with group8, were selected for the implementation of a large-scale project for Japan Tobacco International’s (JTI) new headquarters. The aim is to build offices totalling approximately 25’000 sq. meters in the Sécheron area of the city by the end of 2013. |
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Project for the Solomon Guggenheim Museum (NY) (2010-04-28) “Contemplating the Void: Interventions in the Guggenheim” is an event organised as the museum celebrates the 50th anniversary of its Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home on the East Side of New-York. For this new exhibition, the Guggenheim commissioned 200 proposals from artists, designers, and architects to fill the central void. Through April 28, the proposals are on the walls of the Guggenheim, a set of dreams and interventions. Group8 proposed to let the void become sensitive by giving him a material shape – in chocolat – a product that can be consumed, copied, tasted and taken away. |
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