Images of designs by the five finalist teams selected to develop concept designs in the second stage of this architecture competition: Carmody Groarke, dRMM, Eric Parry Architects, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios and Purcell.
Design: Zaha Hadid Architects. Like an oyster, the terminal’s hard, asymmetric shell protects the softer elements within; sheltering passengers from the intense Mediterranean sun during the popular tourist season.
Design: Andrés Remy Arquitectos. This home is located in a privileged plot surrounded by forests and incredible views to Limay River. The 650m2 property develops in section, obtaining three levels of uses interconnected by a central space.
Design: Cornelius+Vöge and Kengo Kuma
The design features a series of cylindrical volumes with glass and latticed timber facades, and scooped green roofs. The building design revolves around the writer’s popular fairy tales.
Design: Cai-In Interior Design Co., architects. The building integrates natural elements into a workable composition. The fish-scale-like exterior design is composed of the repeating and overlapping blocks: sunshine sifts through those gaps among the ‘scales’.
Design: WNUK SPURLOCK Architecture. This residence is situated along the mountainous coastline north of San Francisco and sited to take advantage of spectacular views towards the Pacific Ocean and surrounding state park.
Design: OMA, Architects with Provencher Roy + Associés architectes. The musée national des beaux-arts du québec (MNBAQ) will open its new building, named the ‘Pierre Lassonde Pavilion’, on June 24, 2016.
A House for Essex design by FAT Architecture + Grayson Perry. Stirling Prize awards chief blames communication blunder for oversight and vows to give it second chance. This fascinating building missed out on an RIBA East Award despite many believing it would win a regional accolade
Sybarite Architects news. Recipients of a Queen’s Award for International Trade. The London-based architects office was recognised for their extensive work in the booming Chinese fashion market.
For over 20 years, The American Institute of Architects UK Chapter Excellence in Design Awards programme has proven highly valued by architects as they confer trans-Atlantic recognition for design excellence.
Design: Arouca municipality and engineer company Trimetrica. Embracing the Paiva river this is a new walking path with breathtaking natural beauty, picturesque landscapes, waterfalls and a variety of fauna and flora species.
The Merdeka PNB 118 development in Malaysia design by The Buchan Group, architects, was launched by Malaysian Prime Minister, with a 118-storey tower and shopping mall by Permodalan Nasional Berhad.
Design: Arup with HOK. The facilities – a City Hall, Port HQ, Main Library, Public Park and street improvements – are designed to be occupied within a week of a major earthquake and meet REDi Gold earthquake performance.
The Active Living Centre in Winnipeg at the University of Manitoba, Canada, North America, building design by Cibinel Architecture Ltd + Batteriid Architects. named a 2016 NIRSA Outstanding Sports Facility Award recipient
Design: Michael Hennessey Architecture. The design goal of the project was to harness natural light throughout the day, capture views of a wind-swept park, and to make a strong visual connection to the split-level road at the front of the property.
King’s Cross buildings – new photos. The German Gymnasium, a new restaurant designed by Conran and Partners, originally built in 1865 – England’s first purpose-built gymnasium for the German Gymnastics Society.
Design: Sybarite Architects
Sybarite Architects today received the Queen’s Award for International Trade from Businesses Secretary, Sajid Javid. Specialists in providing tailored, timeless design to luxury retailers, the London based architects were recognised for their extensive work in the booming Chinese fashion market.