Amsterdam IJburg Office, Netherlands Building
Amsterdam IJburg Office, Netherlands commercial property – design by Claus and Kaan Architecten – IJburg office building, Dutch commercial architecture
David McManus
Leonardo Glass Cube, Bad Driburg, Germany
Having developed a number of temporary architectures and several virtual architectural concepts, the Leonardo Glass Cube is the first permanent building implemented by 3deluxe in/exterior
Wing Luke Asian Museum Seattle – Architect, USA
Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects have designed the new Wing Luke Asian Museum, scheduled to open on May 31, 2008. The firm’s design preserves and restores the historic fabric of the East Kong Yick Building and offers new and expanded space to the Wing Luke Asian Museum, a Smithsonian Institution affiliate.
Royal College of Surgeons London Building
Royal College of Surgeons London: 35-43 Lincolns Inn Fields building, Covent Garden, England design by Nicholas Hare Architects: architecture photos
Sorby House Sheffield, Burngreave Building
Sorby House in Sheffield designed by Bond Bryan Architects is now complete and has opened to the public. The 3,500 sqm community project building forms the centrepiece of the Burngreave New Deal for Communities (BNDfC) regeneration programme.
Wingender Hovenier Architecten: Architects
Wingender Hovenier Architects – key buildings, Amsterdam, The Netherlands design firm – Dutch architecture practice: architect office Holland
Rossio Station Lisbon – Railway Building Portugal
Rossio Station Lisbon, Railway Building Portugal, Architect, Photos, Arquitetos portugueses Rossio Station Lisbon Portuguese Railway Building design by Broadway Malyan 7 May 2008 2008- Design: Broadway Malyan Broadway Malyan makes tracks to restore historical station to former glory Rossio Station Photographs : Fernando Guerra Rossio Station Introduction Originally designed in the late 1800s by Jose … Read more
Muritzeum Germany: Lake Herrensee building
At the side of the motorway between Rostock and Berlin stands a brown sign with the stylised drawing of the “Müritzeum”. A sign that says there is something worth seeing!
Genzyme Centre Beijing R&D Center building
RMJM Hillier selected as design architect and laboratory planner for 200,000-sqft, $90m research and development center in Beijing for Genzyme Corp., a leading biotechnology company
Muritzeum, Waren Building, Germany
The building at Lake Herrensee, Germany, extends out like a peninsular in Herrensee and personifies elements essentially different from one another as solid ground and water.
Wuensdorf Church Berlin Building, Germany
Until the fall of the Iron Curtain, the Russian Army’s headquarters in Germany occupied the vast territory in and around Wuensdorf. Closed to the public for decades, the area was left with contaminated soil but also beautiful landscapes where nature had been left alone to flourish.
Tectvs Architects, Adelaide, Australia Office
This firm is a collaborative Architecture and Design studio with offices in Adelaide and Melbourne. Since 1989 the studio have translated the wants and needs of people into spaces and structures that benefit us all
Cumayasa Building: Dominican Republic
The architecture and urban design firm A-cero, led by Joaquin Torres, has undertaken the project of a hotel and luxury residential complex covering an area of 1,400 hectares in the coastal district of Cumayasa in the Dominican Republic.
One Window house, Venice home, LA real estate
One Window House was designed and occupied by the married couple behind Touraine Richmond Architects. It is built on a small lot and has a kinship with the well known house by Frank Gehry which used mundane material slike corrugated metal on the facades.
Milan Furniture Fair, Images – Products, Designs
Milan Furniture Fair, Salone Internazionale del Mobile, Italy – designs by Zaha Hadid – Milan designs + products: contemporary products in Lombardy
Batumi Aquarium design, Georgia aviary
The design is especially interesting for visitors in that it combines the Aquarium and the Aviary into one interconnected walkway of ramps and terraces.
Royal Dutch Military Police Amsterdam: KMAR
The Corps de Maréchaussée was created by King William I to replace the French Gendarmerie on October 26, 1814. The word gendarmerie had gained a negative connotation, so William called the new force “marechaussée” (he forgot the first acute accent in the document).