The American online newspaper "The Huffington Post" has compiled a list of the best architectural projects of the decade that has just closed. Ten projects that have marked un'accellerazione scale innovation, better use of materials greater progress in structural design, integration of software design and sustainability of edifici.Per 2001, the concert hall of Rouen by Bernard Tschumi Architects, through a bold use of materials and innovative structural system concentrated loads at the center allowing a total freedom to shape the edges. In 2002, the terminal at Yokohama, by Foreign Office Architects, which shapes the ground, creating circular routes against the monotonous linearity. For 2003, the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, Gehry & Partners, which takes the form of titanium of the Guggenheim in Bilbao and marks the center of the city of riòlancio U.S. metropolis par excellence. For 2004, the OMA's Seattle Central Library, the first building that appears to defy the laws of gravity. For 2005, the Yed Vashem Holocaust History Museum in Moshe Safdie which develops in a subterranean route along a spine consisting of two slabs of concrete entrenched within the Mount of Remembrance. For 2006, the project of Olympic Sculpture Park by Weiss / Manfredi in Seattle, which retrieves a disused industrial site. For 2007, the headquarters of the New York Times by Renzo Piano, with curtain glass screen by a grid of white ceramic. For 2008, the Olympic Stadium in Beijing, designed by Herzog & de Meuron Ai Wei Wei, an ellipse with asymmetric structures built of steel bent to resemble a bird's nest. For 2009, the MAXXI in Rome designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, considered the emblem of architecture fluid flow represented by galleries in which visitors despite its extra costs staggering. Finally in 2010 the House in Copenhagen on 8 young Bjarke Ingels (BIG), the largest residential and commercial container existed before in Denmark, a real monument in the district all'housing Orestad, the last of the great trilogy VM consists of Houses and The Big Mountain always on draft.
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