Adrian Welch
Gordon & Hildred Goetschel House design by renowned architect Ray Kappe FAIA in 1954 was sold for $2,550,000. This iconic California residence at Mesa Lila, USA, showcases his early explorations into spatial expansion. The Los Angeles architectural gem seamlessly connecting inhabitants to nature and distant vistas
CTBUH 2023 Best Tall Building Award 400+ Meters: Guangxi China Resources Tower, a 403-meter-tall (1,322-foot-tall) skyscraper in Nanning, China, wins top honor in the tallest building category at the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat Awards Ceremony in Singapore.
Álvaro Siza-Arquitecto Lda. news – world-famous architecture studio based in Portugal – Porto architecture office designs, architecture images – Portuguese design studio, architects practice formed 1954
Mae Architects’ John Morden Centre won the RIBA’s Stirling Prize 2023. At a time when England’s health and social care system in “gridlocked” and we face “tsunami of unmet care” this day-care centre shines a spotlight on the potential for architecture to uplift the human spirit and help residents thrive in their older years
Bilbao Fine Arts Museum building design by Foster + Partners: start of construction news – expansion and remodelling project will restore the existing 20th century building, while creating a new public atrium space and contemporary art galleries in a floating pavilion
St Paul’s Cathedral Library reopens to the public, after five years of restoration work. Conservation of this historic building in London involved a new lighting scheme, constructed desks for readers, a new display case, walls painted, and cleaned books and manuscripts.
120 Fleet Street London redevelopment granted planning permission: 52,250 sqm commercial property design by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), Art Deco Daily Express Building to be renovated
Moshe Safdie was born in 1938, Haifa, Israel. The architect received a Bachelor of Architecture with honors in 1961 from McGill University, Montreal, Quebec. After apprenticing with Louis Kahn, Architect, in Philadelphia, Safdie returned to Montreal, taking charge of 1967 World Exhibition master plan, where he also realized Habitat ’67, Canada
“Concrete is causing climate catastrophe. It is time to break the silence”, say The Concrete Generation, Sweden: “We need the UN climate development goals to recognize sustainable materials like wood to create a healthier planet”.
How will the Construction Industry respond to Brexit? As our government continues to shock us with their haggling in parliament, effects of Brexit are starting to be felt by Clients, Professional and Contractors.
new research by FJP Investment revealing 30% of homeowners are prioritising sustainability within their property ownership and investment plans due to the energy prices crisis
Hospitality and Design Trends for 2023 – an increase in themed hotels plus a huge cultural shift in consumers removing the emphasis on aesthetics, instead craving spaces that are bespoke, authentic, and tell a story
