UN17 Village Ørestad, Copenhagen Housing
Most sustainable building project in the world? Last building plot of new urban district Ørestad, UN17 Village Copenhagen has tangible solutions for all of UN’s 17 sustainable development goals.
Most sustainable building project in the world? Last building plot of new urban district Ørestad, UN17 Village Copenhagen has tangible solutions for all of UN’s 17 sustainable development goals.
Ross Pavilion design, Edinburgh architecture contest winner shortlisted for World Architecture Festival (WAF) 2018 ‘Culture – Future Project’ category, design by US architects firm wHY with GRAS, Groves-Raines Architects and Arup.
This SAOTA designed family home is positioned below Lion’s Head; with views of Table Mountain, Lion’s Head, Signal Hill, the city of Cape Town and the mountains of the Boland and the winelands.
designed by anySCALE Architecture Design Wuyuan Skywells is an authentic luxury retreat in rural China. This hotel captures the essence of a bygone era in the millennium-old Yan village.
Bicester Heritage Hotel, Oxfordshire, England, design by Dexter Moren Associates: elevations inspired by listed aircraft hangers at the site, whilst metal-clad curved façade reference sinuous lines of classic cars.
Redefining the veterinary experience, the dilapidated storefront space and dark basement are brought to life by Thomas Balaban Architecte with a calming minimal palette juxtaposed against existing raw surfaces and generous glazed partitions.
Designed by Groupe3Architectes the new Guelmim Airport is located in an existing military infrastructure located 3km north of the city of Guelmim in the south of Morocco.
Ocean’s Heaven, Maldives Airport Economic Zone mixed use development design by CAA (Core of Architecture & Art) Architects seeks to alleviate the negative impact of buildings on the environment
Designed by Oppenheim Architecture Metropica is a mixed-use project located in the center of the population core of South Florida. The unique ecological features of the surroundings inspired this development.
Revamped Leicester Square wins UK’s most prestigious landscape award. Leicester Square City Quarter in London has been named winner of the 2013 Landscape Institute President’s Award. Burns + Nice, the landscape architects behind the reshaping of the central London site, were selected from 41 landscape projects competing for the prestigious landscape award.
International Forum on Cities and Heritage in Arab Countries to be held from 26-28 November 2018 in Essaouira antique city, Morocco, considering appropriate sustainable development.
Ping An Financial Center building design by KPF Architects, the fourth tallest in the world upon completion and the second tallest skyscraper in China at a height of 599 m.
AIM Architecture are crowned the overall winner of the 20th edition of the AR Future Project Awards, as well as picking up the award for Hotels and Leisure for their FX Mayr Wellness Eco Retreat in Wenzhou, China
Hotel Thompson Seattle – 100 Stewart Hotel and Apartments design by Olson Kundig Architects: architecture developed by exploring departures from the zoning code, addressing transition in scale and zoning.