Design: COBE. The winning project takes its starting point in a reinterpretation of the historic industrial harbour and creates a dense urban building structure, active and climate proofed public spaces and innovative traffic solutions.
Design: Strachan Group Architects. Having bought a farm building in Karaka, near Auckland, NZ, the clients wanted to convert the building into a 3 bedroom home with space for guests. They wanted a contemporary house that would blend in with the surroundings.
Design: GAD Architecture: Design principles are respectful to the location, using naturally existing local materials and textures. Floors are covered with natural stone while ceilings are clad with wooden timber to support the feeling of warmth and elegance.
National Gallery of Denmark: the original building was designed by Vilhelm Dahlerup and G.E.W. Møller in a Historicist Italian Renaissance revival style. An extension was designed by architects C. F. Møller, completed in 1998.
Design: DP Architects. Goodlife! Makan, a recreational cooking, dining and activity centre for stay-alone seniors at the converted void deck of 52 Marine Terrace in Singapore.
Design: Baumschlager Eberle. The Metropolitans are a new landmark in the Leutschenbach area. The residential towers designed by be baumschlager eberle are noteworthy reference points in this fast developing district in the north of Zurich
Design: C. F. Møller Architects. New photos of bold building extension to the University of Copenhagen’s Panum complex on Blegdamsvej. The science tower will form an identity-creating, sculptural focal point for the entire Nørre Campus.
Design: Kuhnellco Architecture: this project is about new beginnings for a young family. In response to the surrounding landscape the outcome is a series of individual buildings around a central living area, allowing for efficiency and adaptability to the environment and the family’s changing needs.
Design: Chauriye Stäger Arquitectos. Facing the breathtaking Andes mountain range on one side and a rolling, luxuriant valley of almond trees on the other, the house is located next to a reservoir.
Design: Keith Baker Design Inc. This residence on Vancouver Island was designed as a series of pavilions, nestled along the sunny shoreline of Lantzville on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. This stunning home was an award-winner even while it was on the ‘drawing board’.
Design: NORD Architects – new architectural photos
Research shows that architecture can have a positive effect on people’s recovery from sickness. A human scale and a welcoming atmosphere can help people to get better. This building is designed as a number of small houses combined into one.
Design: +tongtong, architects. In the small historic town of Wellington, in Prince Edward County, Drake hotelier and visionary Jeff Stober enlisted design firm +tongtong under the direction of John Tong to reinvent a tired bed and breakfast and original c. 1880 foundry into an 11-room and two-suite contemporary inn.
Design: peris+toral.arquitectes
This temporary facility built a year ago by the Catalan architects Peris+Toral, is part of the urbanization of the Glòries Square in Barcelona.
Tristan da Cunha architectural contest won by Brock Carmichael Architects: RIBA architecture competition sought design ideas to create a more self-sustainable future for the Island community of Edinburgh of the Seven Seas.
Design: MU Architecture. Moment Factory is a multimedia entertainment studio specializing in the conception and production of immersive environments combining video, lighting, architecture, sound and special effects to create remarkable visitor experiences.
Architect: FJMT Studio. Employing a novel timber-and-glass façade system Mirvac and FJMT Studio’s recent tower at 200 George Street heralds a new era in high rise building design, particularly in Australia.
New York City building photos. Manhattan architecture images, including intriguing W57 New York City by BIG architects, classics like the Guggenheim and Seagram Building, and the soaring 432 Park Avenue by Rafael Viñoly architect.