KieranTimberlake Associates Architects, USA, Building, Philadelphia Design Studio, Pennsylvania Office
KieranTimberlake Associates : Architecture
Contemporary American Architect Practice – design studio based in Philadelphia
KieranTimberlake Associates News
KieranTimberlake News
30 Nov 2018
High Horse Ranch in the USA:
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The ‘Villa – Completed Buildings’ category winner was High Horse Ranch in the USA, designed by KieranTimberlake Associates. The collection of a main house and two satellite guest cabins in California’s Mendocino County wowed the judges, who felt the project “develops a new discourse in architecture in relation to off-site construction, even in unbuilt landscapes.”
This building is one of the World Architecture Festival Awards 2018 Day Two Winners
Morse and Ezra Stiles Colleges, Yale, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Date built: 1962 (Eero Saarinen)
Renovation + new-build in 2011: KieranTimberlake
photo © Peter Aaron/OTTO
Morse and Ezra Stiles Colleges
This project won the Gold Medal from the AIA Philadelphia Chapter and was shortlisted in the New/Old Category at the 2011 World Architecture Festival.
KieranTimberlake Associates – Key Projects
Featured Buildings by KieranTimberlake Associates:
American Embassy Building London, England, UK
Date built: 2010-
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American Embassy Building London : KieranTimberlake wins Architecture Contest
The four competing architectural firms KieranTimberlake, Morphosis Architects, Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, and Richard Meier & Partners worked for nearly a year and made presentations to the jury which then recommended the winning design.
Loblolly House, Taylors Island, Maryland, USA
Date built: –
photo © Peter Aaron/Esto and Halkin Photography LLC
Loblolly House
Positioned between a dense grove of loblolly pines and a lush foreground of saltmeadow cordgrass and the bay, Loblolly House seeks to deeply fuse the natural elements of this barrier island to architectural form. The timber foundations are at once pragmatic because they minimize the disruption to the ground, and poetic because the dwelling is literally founded on the tree. At the same time, the north, south and east elevations are of the forest. The design of the staggered vertical rain screen was literally composed over a site photograph to evoke the abstraction of solids and voids of the forest wall.
World Architecture Festival Awards 2008 – Home, Private Houses Category Finalist
More architecture projects by Kieran Timberlake studio online soon
Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
KieranTimberlake Associates Practice Information
KieranTimberlake studio based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
KieranTimberlake Associates LLP (KTA) has focused on solving complex design issues innovatively for over twenty years. We develop leading edge architecture that responds to the ideas, needs, and circumstances of its inhabitants.
photo © Peter Aaron/Esto and Halkin Photography LLC
To further our understanding of architecture and develop new ways to see, design and make the products around us, we place research and development at the core of our practice. KTA employ collective rather than singular intelligence in the making of architecture. The process used by KTA is holistic involving many layers of information and participants at one time. Our art is the discovery of external and internal logics derived from this exploration.
An award-winning and internationally recognized architecture firm, KTA is noted for its research, innovation and inventive design. Founded in Philadelphia in 1984 by Stephen Kieran, FAIA, and James Timberlake, FAIA, the firm is comprised of fifty-four professionals.
Recent projects by KieranTimberlake Associates include Loblolly House in Taylors Island Maryland, the new Sculpture Building at Yale University, Sidwell Friends School in Washington, DC and the West Campus Residential Initiative at Cornell University.
Website: kierantimberlake.com
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