Design: KYSON Architects. Highbury Corner is an important node in the local urban fabric of Islington; the surrounding mix of post war buildings are set within a wider context of a Georgian and Victorian streetscape.
KYSON Architects commissioned to design new Hotel for the Blakes Hotel Group in Shoreditch, within an architectural environment that distils the character of the area’s rapidly evolving urban landscape and creative community.
Design: Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects. An old boiler building from the 1940s in the unique, historic industrial complex in Vejle. The architects have designed the 1,200 sqm refurbishment project to provide space for the new Design Driven Innovation Centre housing 30 creative companies.
This modest pavilion teaching building design by Page \ Park Architects nestles into the site at the foot of the Ochil Hills alongside the impressive principle school building, designed by William Henry Playfair.
Design: Tezuka Architects. The annex to Fuji Kindergarten contains English classrooms and a school bus waiting area. A twisting zelkova tree dominates the site and while half of the building is exterior space, the footprint does not define the boundary between outside and in.
Design by Klopf Architecture, Outer Space Landscape Architects, and Flegels Construction updated a classical 1950s original mid-century modern house designed by the late Frank Lloyd Wright apprentice Ellis Jacobs.
Design: René Dekker Design Ltd. Leading tile supplier, Solus Ceramics has added a touch of flavour to the new M Victoria Street restaurant in London with the installation of its innovative Concreta, Porcelain Solid Basics, Porcelain Flare and Metaltone floor tile ranges.
Design: Lab32 architects. This villa for a married couple with child is built on the original location of a dated bungalow from the 1960s in Haelen, The Netherlands.
Architects: Atkins. Plans to convert a derelict brewery building into a £100m education hub for construction and the built environment at the University of Wolverhampton, England, have been given the go ahead.
Design: CAZA Architects
Master Plan for the expansion of Bogota’s largest exhibition hall, Corferias, with the intention of increasing accessibility and transforming this crucial civic area into Bogota’s next lifestyle district.
Architect: Claudio Vilarinho. This building breaks the existing gray monotony – referring not only about the pictorial issue of the Campus, but also about the “global crisis without end” – and that, at the same time, is able to captivate
Design: NEXT Architects. The new pedestrian bridge in the Chinese mega city Changsha is 185 metres long and 24 metres high: the extraordinary steel bridge explicitly engages and offers new perspectives
Design: A31 Architecture. The landscape design takes advantage of site specific features such as microclimatic and topographical conditions as well as the existing vegetation to blend the hotel exterior seamlessly into the surrounding natural setting.
Design: Bruner/Cott Architects and Planners. Student gathering and event space in a tactful but raw reworking of 1925 McKim Mead & White steam plant. The industrial interior was reconfigured to accommodate performances, dance parties, speakers and student gatherings.
Design: Park Associati, Architects. The store is accommodated within the boundaries of the famous quadrilateral of Milan fashion. The building was the famous old home of Brioni’s tailoring shop and offices.
Design: Atelier COLE, architects. This building – by Building Trust international, Wildlife Conservation Society and the Royal Government of Cambodia – will act as a hub for eco-tourism activities in the northern plains of Cambodia and stand as a memorial to the past
Design: Avanti Architects. This school provides specialist accommodation for 150 pupils aged between 2‐19 years on the Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties (PMLD) spectrum. The 5000 sqm building is one of the largest facilities of this kind in the UK