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Farewell Chapel Teharje religious building development in Slovenia, Eastern Europe – design by Arhitektura Krušec – Slovenian chapel building at the top of a small slope in the middle of the village cemetery.
Oxford University’s Bodleian Libraries today announced that they had secured Planning Permission approval and Listed Building Consent from Oxford City Council for the £78 million restoration and renovation of the New Bodleian Library
Toolbox is a project based on the transformation of 3 floors of an office building (about 4,500 square meters) which was conceived to respond to the transformation of the city.
A contemporary pool building designed by established architectural practice Yiangou Architects LLP is one of three Oxfordshire winners of a RIBA Award in the South Region.
The skyscraper has 22 floors and is surrounded by a 7.000m2 public square of the Juan de Borbón Avenue, a new and very good communicated area of the city.
The University of Waterloo’s School of Pharmacy was designed and built to provide a suitable learning environment for students and faculty, act as a catalyst for its immediate community, and present the city of Kitchener with a distinct landmark.
West Buckland School is one of the premier schools in the Southwest of England with an enrolment of 700 students ranging in age from five to seventeen.
Florence : Curating The City A ruse* as much as a muse*, an enquiry into the logic of a collector’s retentiveness has been the basis from which the relationships between architectural projects and the city have been drawn
The Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center and ConocoPhillips Gallery – the final public spaces in David Chipperfield Architects’ project for the Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center.
The new facility, Max Gluskin House: Department of Economics at the University of Toronto unveil $10-million renovation and expansion to its home on St. George Street.
The vacation retreat for the Wielheesen family is located on a slim lot close to the beach. A long building in front of the site blocks its view to the sea on the ground.
Great North Museum Newcastle, north east England, design by Terry Farrell Architects: Jesmond building previously known as the Hancock Museum, Date built: 1884, Status: Grade II-listed building.
Cooper’s is within the central conservation area and over the line of Hadrian’s Wall. It was built in 1897 as one of the country’s last city centre livery stables.
The highly innovative building, designed by RTA Studio, was described by judges as “A rich, groundbreaking and thrilling tour de force”.