Wintercircus Cultural Hub, Ghent, Belgium
OYO Architects transforms Wintercircus Cultural Hub, a monumental historic building into a vibrant centre of innovation and creativity in Ghent, Belgium
Astrolabe Office Building, Rennes, France
ALTA design of the Astrolabe Office Building contributes to the impact incorporating a structural approach of a slab and column skeleton in Rennes, France
House on the River, Saint-Jean-Port-Joli, Quebec
Architectes Atelier Échelle have completed House on the River, a spacious family retreat inspired by the local vernacular and clad in charred cedar in Quebec, Canada
Terrace Flat, Ankara, Turkey property restoration
Designed by Uygur Architects the restored Terrace Flat is a late 1970s residential project that stands out as a notable example of modern housing design in central Ankara, Turkey
Greycoat Place, Westminster, London
Based on extensive study of the 10 Greycoat Place building’s history, SPPARC has sensitively restored the London building’s lost Victorian charm
Rayners Penn, Buckinghamshire luxury boutique hotel and spa
Planning permission has been granted for Jeremy Blake Architects’ transformation of the former Penn School in Buckinghamshire, England into Rayners Penn, a luxury boutique hotel and spa
Nikola Tesla Museum, Belgrade, Serbia building
Following the anonymous design competition for the new Nikola Tesla Museum, the jury selected the design submitted by Zaha Hadid Architects working with Bureau Cube Partners of Serbia
Whitworth Street West Residential Tower, Manchester, UK
Sheppard Robson submits plans for landmark residential tower on Whitworth Street West, Manchester, England. The design draws on the heritage of the area
King-Victoria Transit Hub, Kitchener, Ontario
The King-Victoria Transit Hub in Ontario, Canada, will bridge local and intercity transit connections. Designed by WZMH Architects with A49/WSP, the project emphasizes user experience
Langeveld Building, Rotterdam, the Netherlands
Designed by Paul de Ruiter Architects the Langeveld Building is named after Henny Langeveld, the first female professor at Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands
