Design: Simpson Haugh & Partners, Architects. Plans submitted for four residential towers, from 38 to 64 storeys + a 42-storey glazed tower, 5 floors lower than the 554 ft tall Beetham Tower, the most famous building by this architecture studio
Design: Dion Seminara Architecture
Loved for its clear blue skies and sub-tropical climate, Brisbane can be a city of soaring power bills as its occupants turn to refrigerated air to escape stifling humidity, but not for the owners of this beautifully renovated Australian home.
The British Library has been listed at Grade I by the Heritage Minister, Tracey Crouch, on the advice of Historic England. Additionally, seven later 20th century libraries have been listed at Grade II.
Design: Studioninedots. The most eye-catching intervention involves the removal of large areas of infill floors and walls from the sturdy concrete structure. This creates a spectacular four-storey-high void, the light and lively new heart of the building that connects the different departments.
Design: Naturehumaine Architects. The project was carried out in an old residence built at the foot of Mount Royal around the 1860s for Dr. McCulloch, after whom the avenue would later be named. The residence was subsequently divided into two houses.
Design: BYTR architects. A 1930s house is completely transformed to match the modern wishes of the client. This includes the kitchen/living with the new extension and the hallway on the ground floor.
Located in one of the oldest parts of Copenhagen, the Danish Jewish Museum is housed in a former 17th-century boathouse and library built by King Christian IV. Studio Libeskind designed the new interior space, while preserving the original building.
Architecture curator Sam Jacob says, “ArDe is a show that brings together worlds of architecture, property and design to create a dialogue about the future of our cities.” Founder of ArDe is Esperanza Koren, an architect with 20 years’ experience,.
Design: COBE + Public (Architects) + Grontmij Carlbro. New photos of this building that has been nominated for both The Danish Landscape Award 2015 and The Arne Award 2015 from the Danish Association of Architects.
Design: Holmes Miller, architects. The construction phase of the new £32m Harris Academy, in Dundee, has ended; the finishing touches of final fit out and commissioning are now ongoing in anticipation of service commencement for the next term in August 1016.
Construction Event at Manchester Central. It has been two years since George Osborne announced his “devolution revolution”, however, what does the Northern Powerhouse mean for business?
Formerly known as Homemade Dessert Competition – HMMD. Bee Breeders (former HMMD Group) is an international team of construction industry related professionals who organises architecture competitions focusing on initiating progressive ideas.
New photos – The vision of Sir Gilbert Scott, originally brought to life in 1860s, was meant to extend the St Pancras station frontage and drew an obvious inspiration from the Gothic Revival Palace of Westminster, nowadays known as the Houses of Parliament.
New photos of buildings in this historic industrial city area. Carlsberg wants to be in the lead and show the way for a social, economic and environmental sustainable city. Social sustainability will support the creation of a strong and diverse city driven by verve, the diversity of experiences and meetings between cultures.
Arts United of Greater Fort Wayne hopes to transform downtown Fort Wayne’s arts campus into a “boldly accessible, connected and welcoming creative space” that provides excellence for local non-profit arts groups, their patrons and the community.
Design: von Gerkan, Marg and Partners (gmp)
Commission for key project in the Hexi New Town expansion area. The architects won the competition for Nanjing Financial City II and has been commissioned to produce the master plan and the design for the first development stage.
Design: Schmidt, Hammer and Lassen, Architects. Det Kongelige Bibliotek – The Royal Library was ahead of its time and the first in Denmark to introduce ground-breaking values to a previously dusty institution.