FAT house, Fashion Architecture Taste
Modern Architect has been granted planning permission for a new roof extension to the Blue House in East London, originally designed by FAT and completed in 2002.
Belfast Architecture Photos: New Buildings
Belfast building photos – info + images of new architecture in Northern Ireland – Belfast architecture photos, best new Northern Irish buildings
Shanghai Tower Tallest Building in China
“Unequivocally, Shanghai Tower will be one of the most sustainably-advanced…skyscrapers in the world,” says architect Marshall Strabala. The second-tallest building in the world, and tallest building in China, pushed Chicago’s Willis Tower, once the world’s tallest, out of the Top 10 list.
Yu Installation Public Art by Lin Xueming, Lanzhou
Design: Lin Xueming
Every year the China Institute of Interior Design (CIID) hosts an “Open Exhibit” showcasing the world’s best creative talent and cutting edge design products.
East India Dock Masterplan London
Design: Studio RHE Architects. Trilogy Property and LaSalle Investment Management appoint a team of consultants to transform the 600,000 sqft office campus East India Dock into a new hub for innovation, co-working, cultural and tech sectors.
Giants Causeway Ireland Visitor Centre Building
Design: Heneghan Peng Architects. New photos of this uncompromising building on the north coast of Northern Ireland, designed “to blend in to the natural rural environment via re-establishment of the ridge-line by use of a part buried structure”.
Ragnarock Museum Roskilde, Denmark
Design: MVRDV and COBE. Denmark’s new museum for rock, pop and youth culture oozes of rock’n’roll attitude with its golden exterior and velvety red interior. The building is clad in dramatic golden studs and sits among old warehouses
Panter Hudspith Architects, London design office
Panter Hudspith architects news. Following the complex extension and conversion of an existing office block in London’s Crouch End, a new Picturehouse Cinema has been created.
NYC Aquarium & Public Waterfront Competition
Architecture contest winners news – New York City has seen rapid redevelopment that has capitalized on previously undesirable locations. Most ventures are private economic interests only addressing public value when profit is possible.
Mount Alvernia College Buildings Kedron
Design: m3architecture. After being commissioned to complete the College’s master plan in 2011, the firm proposed a school based around three gardens; a community garden, a garden for gathering and a recreation garden.
Dilido Haus Miami Beach, FL Residence
Design: Arq. Gabriela Caicedo-Liebert / Home Vision DNA. The intention was to achieve an architecture of dignity and honesty. The front façade expresses the key characteristics of MIMO, an architectural style that evolved from Art Deco and Streamline.
RFK Stadium-Armory Campus Site by OMA
Design: OMA New York, architects. Two conceptual plans have been created for the 190-acre RFK Stadium-Armory Campus site, with design concepts by OMA New York, led by partner Jason Long, in partnership with DC-based program management team, Brailsford & Dunlavey
Reichstag Model at Arts University Bournemouth
Commissioned by Sir Lord Norman Foster. Students at Arts University Bournemouth (AUB) have been working hard to recreate the original model of one of Berlin’s most iconic landmarks, following a commission from Lord Norman Foster
Taylor Wimpey Project 2020 Design Competition
Two stage architectural competition to create new house typologies. In 2018 Taylor Wimpey plan to build the winning prototypes.
Farlows Lake Fishing Lodge by Slough
Design: WG+P. The new lodge will replace a temporary building made from containers that currently sits on a peninsular surrounded by a group of lakes known collectively as Farlows Lake
Gato House in Lima, Cañete Property, Peru
Peruvian house designed by Arq. Martín Dulanto as a big white box in which, diverse vertical cuts has been applied forming a general view of texture.
Alberni by Kuma in Vancouver tower
Design: Kengo Kuma & Associates, architects. Alberni by Kuma is a 43-storey residential tower at Alberni and Cardero designed by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma for Westbank Projects Corp in Vancouver.