After nearly five years since the design was conceived, the new East Coast campus for Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD), has finally opened. This project was designed by UNStudio and DP Architects.
Two media companies signed a non-binding but detailed letter of intent (LOI) with developer Larry Silverstein to anchor 2 World Trade Center. The 80-plus-story skyscraper would complete a quartet of new jumbos built to replace the Twin Towers’ office space destroyed on 9/11.
The Riverwalk will allow people access to Willamette Falls, the second-largest waterfall in the U.S. by volume, for the first time in 100 years.
New Ludgate Building: London offices for Land Securities design by Fletcher Priest, Sauerbruch Hutton and Gustafson Porter: building images, architect
Noted for high-performing, well-detailed, and timelessly elegant designs, Krueck + Sexton Architects have designed an inspirational and highly secure new workplace campus for the FBI in South Florida.
Design: Bortolotto. Ontario College of Art and Design University (OCAD U) to convert their main office building into the Rosalie Sharp Pavilion – a multiuse, student work and exhibition space. The proposal will wrap an existing OCAD U building with an intricately perforated, technologically responsive scrim.
Design: Chapman Taylor, Architects. Istanbul’s largest mixed-use project nears completion, an ambitious mixed-use development sitting on the northern outskirts of Istanbul: two 42-storey landmark tower buildings.
As a result of a thorough research in bamboo, a material still novel and with many possibilities, made by Grupo GUBIA, Retamar School oratory and auditorium benefits of an exclusive design in the carpentry lining of the building created by Artytech2.
The Showhouse was built to display the full range of design and fabrication capabilities offered by the Hufft Projects. It serves as a model unit for clients, testing ground for design prototypes and the Hufft family home.
Design: SAOTA ; Interior Design: Studio Parkington Design Consult. The brief was to create a spectacular home which encapsulated the expansive 360 degree mountain and sea views. Though views out were paramount this needed to be carefully balanced with the required privacy from within
Battersea Park Housing: development, London, UK – design by Squire and Partners – Nine Elms Battersea, housing development London, homes, property
La Grande Passerelle Cultural Hub, Saint-Malo Building, France, Architect, Images, Architecture La Grande Passerelle Cultural Hub Public Building Development in Saint-Malo, France – design by Architecture-Studio 25 May 2015 La Grande Passerelle Cultural Hub in Saint-Malo Design: Architecture-Studio Location: Saint-Malo, France La Grande Passerelle, home of the main public cultural facilities of Saint-Malo, is immediately seen … Read more
AHR completes the new Keynsham Civic Centre and One Stop Shop for Bath & Northeast Somerset Council, providing the Council with high quality offices, civic facilities and public realm which will reinvigorate Keynsham town centre.
Wid Chapman Architects (New York, NY), designer of well-considered, welcoming places that effectively meld architecture and interiors, announces the completion of Industry Kitchen, a 3200- square-foot, 210-seat indoor/outdoor restaurant and bar located under Manhattan’s FDR Drive.
Guggenheim Helsinki Museum Proposal, Building Competition Entry, Architecture Design, images Guggenheim Helsinki Museum Proposal Finnish Architectural Contest – entry by archohm architects 20 May 2015 Guggenheim Helsinki Museum Proposal Design: archohm Guggenheim Helsinki Museum Proposal Helsinki is home to a number of prominent museums, and is recognized by its design district. The cityscape comprises a range of … Read more
A planning application for the proposed Candleriggs Quarter mixed-use regeneration scheme was been submitted on 27 February 2015 by Candleriggs Limited, comprising a 50/50 joint venture between the investment arm of Mace and funds managed by Mercer Real Estate Partners, to Glasgow City Council (GCC).
The 2015 RIBA Norman Foster Travelling Scholarship has been awarded to Charles Palmer of Sheffield University School of Architecture for his proposal, ‘Cycling Megacities’