Isabelle Lomholt 
In this project we have studied the design of two towers so as to have two dynamic buildings. This architecture try to design buildings that change according to different points of view and which are fully integrated with the functions of the ground floor.
We have sought to escape the existing architectural paradigms of the contemporary police station, characterised as they are by opacity, security and fenced compounds.
The new Puckapunyal Military Area Memorial Chapel is a successful reinterpretation of a place of worship, reflecting the tradition of sacred spaces while meeting a challenging brief of accommodating multiple religious faiths in a sympathetic yet contemporary environment.
Cox Richardson Architects are contributing to vertical urban living in Chatswood with three residential towers above Chatswood Station. This transport-oriented development takes advantage of the of the trains, shopping, bars and restaurants all available in the one location below the towers.
Two Slovenian architectural offices – Arhimetrics and Enota – joined to win invited competition for Herman’s Square Building in Celje.
Redevelopment of Slussen masterplan to transform this central Stockholm area into one of the city’s most dynamic civic destinations.
An eventual architecture is proposed in the number 2 tinglado building with a respectful manner towards existing patrimony, without touching it.
Squire and Partners, along with Parwick Investments and CORE, are delighted at Westminster City Council’s decision to consent the plans for a new mixed use scheme on Piccadilly.
Rafael Viñoly Architects’ design for the Van Andel Institute’s Phase II building has been awarded LEED Platinum status by the United States Green Building Council (USGBC)
Focal idea of the concept is the valuable “indoor environment quality” achieved by the inner garden courtyard which is hidden from outside views on this relatively small site
studio octopi have been granted planning permission for a new house in Dulwich, a single storey extension in south east London.
The building is located on the fringe of Paris city, at ‘Porte de la Villette’, an area where the urban fabric dissolves into heterogeneous industrial infrastructures.
The original building was designed as a multi-purpose administrative building whose brief was changed to a Students’ Union whilst under construction. Since then it had become even less suitable for today’s requirements, having neither the flexibility nor the environmental performance to accommodate the range of activities expected of a modern Students’ Union building.
The ambitious plan by Madrid’s mayor Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón to submerge a section of the M30 ring motorway immediately adjacent to the old city centre within a tunnel was realised within a single term of office.
Tower of London Hotel accommodation. Bennetts Associates has completed its second major project for Mint Hotels – a four-star 583-bedroom hotel in Pepys Street close to the Tower of London.
The project is composed of three buildings, it’s an ensemble which while being urban is formed of two contrasting architectural expressions.
The idea of a collective leisurehome sprung from a conversation between 4 friends. All considering bying or building a summerhouse, they feared that they would each just be sitting around waiting for the others to visit.