Adrian Welch

Adrian Welch was born in Kincardineshire, Scotland and attended school in Scotland from 1975 to 1989. He completed his Architecture degree in 1992, attending Manchester University. After a year-out working as an architectural assistant in Manchester Adrian attended The Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London, from 1993 where he did a Diploma in Architecture. He gained Distinction for his Dissertation on social housing in Hulme, Manchester. He has worked for architects such as Eva Jiricna CBE, Sir Terence Conran, Richard Murphy OBE, RMJM, Sutherland Hussey, Pace and GAJ – in London, Hong Kong, Manchester, Cambridge, Edinburgh, Kuwait, Dubai and Saudi Arabia.

West 18th Street Condominium New York

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Della Valle Bernheimer acted as both architect and developer of this residential project located between two vibrant and evolving neighborhoods—the Meatpacking District and Chelsea—on the west side of Manhattan.

Jimmy Connors World of Tennis Abu Dhabi

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We were inspired by the deconstructed form of a tennis ball and translated the shapes and forms of the dissected ball into the buildings. The distinctive curves of the seams are apparent in the roof lines of the buildings.

Venice Biennale 2010 Exhibit Architecture

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Venice Architecture Biennale 2010, Exhibit, Images, PATTERNS / 3form Design Venice Biennale 2010 Exhibit Lucent Saddles Exhibit, Italy – design by PATTERNS + 3form Advanced Technology Group 17 Aug 2010 Venice Biennale 2010 Exhibit News PATTERNS & 3FORM COLLABORATIVE PROJECT “LUCENT SADDLES” PART OF AUSTRIAN PAVILION EXHIBITION, VENICE BIENNALE 2010 Lucent Saddles VENICE — Blurring … Read more

Vertical City Venezuela tower building design

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Vertical City, Venezuela Tower building design

A megastructure with a socio economic imperative, a peoples’ tower The social imperative – without ownership the disenfranchised poor cannot hope to bequeath a viable inherited financial future to the next generation, their children. This Venezuela tower proposal aims to release land, provides work and acts as a negotiator for an engagement with capital.

Middle East glass facades: building facade glazing

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Middle East glass facades: building facade glazing construction

Particularly in the last few decades, Architectural language has given more importance to the ‘transparency’ and ‘lightness’ of building spaces – driving the world towards a flattering glazed built environment.