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    Flockr, Beijing, 2010

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    Flockr, Beijing, 2010

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    Shanghai Meicang Waterfront, Shanghai, 2011

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    Antwerp Province Hall, Antwerp, 2011

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    Sinfonia Varsovia, Warsaw, 2010

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    Sinfonia Varsovia, Warsaw, 2010

Solid Objects – Idenburg Liu (SO-IL)

Posted by Alex Moshakis,

Architects’ concerns don’t rest at form, there are formulas involved, and engineering and maths! As a result, some firms can seem too heavily involved in the hypothetical world of architectural academia, but Brooklyn’s SO-IL – who last week revealed plans for a winding pavilion at the inaugural New York Frieze Art Fair – combine heavy intellectual rigour with artistic flair to produce a broad array of good-looking projects, from temporary classrooms for the Whitney Museum to a series of art prints for the Guggenheim. Proof that architecture can be fun and clever all at the same time.