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Rio Tinto Alcan Planetarium Montreal building
Design: Cardin Ramirez Julien + Ædifica. A flagship institution in Montréal, the Rio Tinto Alcan Planetarium follows on an international architecture competition won by architecture and design consortium Cardin Ramirez Julien + Ædifica
Torre Reforma Mexico City Skyscraper
Design: L. Benjamin Romano Arquitects (LBRA) + Arup. An instant architectural icon, a three-sided high-rise offers a new model for concrete construction in earthquake zones
Art Museum in Joliette, Quebec exhibition space
Design: Les architectes FABG. Since its inauguration, the museum has become an important setting for social activities and gatherings such a classes, creative studios, performances, exhibitions, guided tours, cocktails, and concerts.
The Hills on Governors Island, New York
Design: West 8 urban design & landscape architecture. The de Blasio Administration, Former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, and the Trust for Governors Island announce The Hills on Governors Island are open to the public, adding 10 new acres of public space for the City of New York.
DANCE FLOOR in Montreal Installation
Design: Jean Verville, architecte. Architect Jean Verville wins coveted Montreal Museum of Fine Arts’ invited competition for the development of Museum Avenue.
The Diago Home, Prefabricated Concept Building
Design: J. MAYER H. und Partner, Architekten. The Diago Home is a comfortable home with large covered terraces. Floor and ceiling undulate around the enclosed rooms, offering a flexible floor plan with generous outdoor areas.
Unfurled House in Petersham Residence
Architect: Christopher Polly. An articulated two-storey framed volume is sensitively stitched to the rear original fabric, while retaining its front Federation masonry and hipped envelope as part of its environmental, economic and planning values.
Winners of 4th Earth Architecture Competition
Winners of 4th Earth Architecture Competition, Designing a School for Ghana: 1st prize design is Framed Escape by the design team of Maude Cannat and Rachel Méau in France.
Blanche Chalet La Malbaie, Québec property
Design: ACDF Architecture. The “Blanche” Chalet, whose name evokes the spirit of the vernacular houses of the region, is situated in La Malbaie’s area of the “Terrasses Cap à l’Aigle”.
Fir House in Bransgore, New Forest
Design: Footprint Architects. Set on the edge of the New Forest, Footprint Architects’ latest residential project is the completion of an extension to a 1960s bungalow.
iQ x Greenhouse in Toronto shop design
Design: Kilogram Studio, Architects. Two spaces are unified with a dark finished ceiling and floor, as well as a continuous row of sign lights that create the sensation of being outdoors under a night sky.
Cliff House on the Isle of Skye
Design: Dualchas Architects. The site is located in Northwest Skye, overlooking Loch Dunvegan. It manifests itself as a contradiction: far reaching views to the Northeast and harsh winds from the Southwest. The constant is the horizon.
Paradise City in Seoul Entertainment Complex
MVRDV Architects design Paradise City, a 9,800sqm entertainment plaza which sits within a larger tourist hub just 10 minutes from Incheon Airport in Seoul. Two buildings shape a retail complex and a nightclub within fluid, yet monolithic, forms.
The Terra Cotta Studio Quang Nam
Design: Tropical Space, Architects: The Terra Cotta Studio, located next to Thu Bon river in Dien Ban district of Quang Nam Province has a particular architectural structure.
Kunsthistorisches Museum Cafe & Bistro Vienna
Design: Sohne & Partner Architects. The focus of the Cafe is set in the center of the dome hall. To emphasize the outstanding center of the place and its characteristic setting, the whole design is oriented on the centerpiece.
Villa Cavrois: House by Robert Mallet-Stevens
The 1930s French Villa Cavrois, a key piece of modernist architecture, almost disappeared. Take a tour of its now lovingly restored rooms. Article first published on Houzz.