Design: Reiulf Ramstad Architects – RRA. The church building signals its function with dignity and recognizable form, where the church spire, sanctuary and chapel are emphasized by the ascending roof planes.
Design: Poly Studio. By including usable living spaces along the length of the corridor we were able to give the client not only a study and storage, but also north facing spaces to live in with the ten by one a half metre corridor.
Design: 07BEACH, architects: A delightful light interior designed for people who love their dogs….in their home. The client really loved their two dogs, they now even have a staircase for them!
Design: Diamond Schmitt Architects. A large heritage building on an historic downtown Toronto site will be preserved and adapted from its industrial origins to become a vibrant mixed-use community hub for a rapidly growing residential population.
Design: YYAA Architects. An expanded metal stair connects each floor and spreads the sun light inside. Occupants are “living like birds swinging from branch to branch.”
A fresh-baked cheese tarts store in Hyogo by Design Atelier RONDO, architects. The architects made a sequence of intersectional curve lines from the façade to the inside of the shop like a tunnel, based on layer design.
Design: b720 architecture studio. This reflective building is energetic and captivating. This 14th Century market didn’t have a permanent structure for 85 years. The surface is fractured, cut around the edges and bent upwards
Design: Tonkin Zulaikha Greer Architects: the main internal space suitable for functions of up to 120 people, including cocktail parties, weddings, dinners and ceremonial events.
Design: Arqmov Workshop. The building is designed using imaginary aspects of public-private space. The building and its urban setting lead to spatial permeability between the two through an “urban pit stop”.
Crowdsourced VR-enabled project to digitally reconstruct Soane’s Bank of England. Destroyed in the 1920s, Soane’s Bank of England is considered one of modern architecture’s greatest losses.
Design: Studio Milou Singapore
This new visual arts institution will be home to Singapore’s National Collection, the largest public collection of visual arts from Singapore and Southeast Asia from the 19th century to the present day.
Design: Omar Gandhi Architect. Sitting atop a hillside adjacent to the Inverness Harbour and MacIsaac’s Pond, the cedar clad minimalist gable of this residence overlooks the town of Inverness and the critically acclaimed Cabot Links golf course
Design: MU Architecture. The residence design revolves around two off-centered volumes positioned to take in maximum sunlight and to make the most of the different viewpoints.
YNAP has selected London rchitects Grimshaw to design a classy forward-thinking office reflecting the Group’s unique position at the junction of fashion and technology.