Herzog & de Meuron reimagined the barn archetype for the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill, New York.
Photography by Hufton + Crow

Parrish Art Museum
Water Mill, New York
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Parrish Art Museum
Water Mill, New York
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Photography by Hufton + Crow

The airy, plant-filled Pérez Art Museum Miami was built with Florida’s climate in mind.
Photography by Iwan Baan

Concrete wraps 56 Leonard Street, a residential tower in New York.
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56 Leonard Street
New York
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Photography by Iwan Baan

The monumental Matmut Atlantique stadium in Bordeaux, France is framed by 900 slim columns.
Photography by Francis Vigouroux

Switch House, an addition to London’s Tate Modern, features a faceted brick exterior.
Photography by Iwan Baan

The pared-down concrete façade of the PUBLIC hotel in New York is fronted by a private park.
Photography by Nikolas Koenig

An 1875 Neo-Gothic warehouse was reborn into the multiuse Elbphilharmonie concert hall in Hamburg.
Photography by Iwan Baan

The undulating “skin” of Elbphilharmonie’s grand hall is made up of 10,000 plaster and recycled paper panels.
Photography by Iwan Baan

The Badaevskiy Brewery project revitalized an abandoned factory complex along the Moscow River.
Rendering courtesy Herzog & de Meuron

Badaevskiy Brewery Redevelopment
Moscow
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Rendering courtesy Herzog & de Meuron

Badaevskiy Brewery Redevelopment
Moscow
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Rendering courtesy Herzog & de Meuron

Badaevskiy Brewery Redevelopment
Moscow
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Rendering courtesy Herzog & de Meuron