Earlier this year, the Rem Koolhaas-led firm OMA launched a redesign of its website. If you haven’t already popped over to see more than three decades worth of cutting-edge, provocative architecture projects, you’ll have a good reason to now: downloadable excerpts from six of the office’s highly acclaimed books and magazines.
1. Elements (2014)
Publisher: Marsilio
Elements (2014). Image via http://www.oma.eu
Available Excerpts:
- Ramp II: Claude Parent
via http://www.oma.eu
2. Project Japan (2011)
Publisher: Taschen
Project Japan (2011). Image via http://www.oma.eu
Available Excerpts:
- Kisho Kurokawa
- Arata Isozaki
- Media Architects
via http://www.oma.eu
3. Al Manakh (2007)
Publisher: Archis
Al Manakh (2007). Image via http://www.oma.eu
Available Excerpts:
- Drawn in the Sand
- Introducing
- Cityscape 2006 Report
- Export Dubai
- Workers in the City
via http://www.oma.eu
4. Post Occupancy (2006)
Publisher: Domus d’Autore
Post Occupancy (2006). Image via http://www.oma.eu
Available Excerpts:
- Casa da Música
via http://www.oma.eu
5. Content (2004)
Publisher: Taschen
Content (2004). Image via http://www.oma.eu
Available Excerpts:
- AMO Atlas
- Go East!
- Utopia Station
- The Enemy + CCTV
via http://www.oma.eu
6. Project on the City II: The Harvard Guide to Shopping (2001)
Publisher: Taschen
Project on the City II: The Harvard Guide to Shopping (2001). Image via http://www.oma.eu
Available Excerpts:
- Evolution
- Escalator
- Relearning from Las Vegas
We included OMA’s website in our feature on the “Best Designed, Most Useful, Architecture Firm Websites“. Check out the others, here.
Sig Nordal 