Waterfront Toronto District Energy Centre

Steven Holl Architect USA - Waterfront Toronto

Waterfront Toronto announce selection of Steven Holl Architects (SHA) to design the 3500 square meter District Energy Centre in the West Don Lands, which will provide centralized heating and cooling to the first new waterfront neighborhoods of Toronto

Black House Cambridge: Prickwillow Property

Black House Cambridge: Prickwillow Property

Black House sits overlooking the reclaimed land of The Fens. It sits high in the landscape, taking as a model the barns and houses that roll out over the flat land, scattering the landscape like dice

Teesside Retail Park, Stockton on Tees Café

Teesside Retail Park Building. Located centrally within the car park of a large existing out of town shopping centre, the building was commissioned as a cafe and public information building that was also required to house new public toilets and local community information facilities.

Orlando Venues Florida, Citrus Bowl Stadium

Orlando Venues Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium

URS Corporation has been selected to provide Owner’s Representative Services for a group of sports and entertainment venues for the City of Orlando. This is the largest public building project in Central Florida history.

Kuala Lumpur Development, Putrajaya

Kuala Lumpur Development, Putrajaya

The key of the overall planning for the waterfront is the relationship to the waterfront or lakefront. Whilst the buildings on the boulevard predominantly reinforce the alignment of the boulevard, the waterfront planning should tie the boulevard back to the waterfront.

Conversion Theatre 11, Zurich, Switzerland

Conversion Theatre 11, Zurich

Nowadays musical theatres are inherent parts of our urban cultural landscape. There is a correlation between the establishment of this popular performing art and the choice of unconventional venues.

Community Center Aussersihl, Zurich

Community Center Aussersihl, Zurich

The building makes do with residual spaces between the root protection areas around the existing trees. New public building in Zurich, Switzerland design by EM2N Architects