A Resilience Tool Kit: Three Strategies for Addressing Rising Seas
Our Exhibit for the European Cultural Center (ECC) TIME SPACE EXISTENCE Exhibit at the 2023 Venice Biennale
Journal Travel
Yo-Yo Ma and (Inter)National Creativity
Learning from The Silk Road Ensemble: On a perfect summer evening, we were enveloped in the multisensory delights of Tanglewood, a renowned musical venue in the Berkshires of western Massachusetts. Sitting on its famous lawn overlooking a lake and surrounding …
Paul Lukez Architecture Wins WAFX Prize at The World Architecture Festival
The inaugural WAFX prize at the World Architecture Festival has been awarded to Paul Lukez Architecture for a future urban infrastructure project titled “The Hydroelectric Canal.” The project addresses issues of rising sea levels and climate change by developing an …
Capturing Light in our Lives (and Spaces)
An Uplifting Message in Times of Darkness
“I sense Light as the giver of all presences, and materials as spent Light. What is made by Light casts a shadow, and the shadow belongs to Light.” — Louis Kahn, a great American architect. Background Story I had the …
Resilient Urban Design as an Art Form
This post is part one in a series from Paul Lukez Architecture highlighting resilient cities’ future-proofing strategies.
Jennie’s Place Construction
Paul recently returned from a week-long trip to Guaimaca, Honduras. While he was there, he was able to snap some photos from the ongoing construction of Jenny’s Place. Visit the project page to see the full scope of the project. …
Jindu Pavilion Construction
Located in Zhejiang Province, Hangzhou is a city of nine million and growing 100 miles southwest of Shanghai. It has a favorable location given its proximity to the ocean, a river delta, rich farmlands, and scenic hillsides. Its temperate climate …