Design: Studio Octopi Architects. House extension and refurbishment with two new bedrooms, a playroom and resolution of the disjointed ground floor plan. Petersen handmade bricks reference the late Georgian gault brickwork.
Design: Zaher architects. The Wategos house is a modern concrete house that sits on the beach front in Byron Bay. The conceptual framework is to create a clean form and language against the ad hoc of the projects immediate context and surroundings.
Architects: Schmidt Hammer Lassen. The building is overclad, unifying existing rendered concrete facade with a corrugated and perforated PPC aluminium skin. Shading is provided to every workspace whilst optimising both view and daylight via the perforated aluminium facade.
Design: The Buchan Group, Architects. Premium wine brand showcase – polished concrete counters coloured to mirror Hurunui stone from the local riverbed, while the counter dips to follow the alignment of the gully across which the vineyard spans.
Architects: HASSELL. The Wool Resource Centre includes a library, a showroom and an events space for visitors to develop and enhance their education on wool. There are six separate zones including open-plan workspaces, a meeting room and an auditorium.
Design: Zaher architects. Free and easy – this NSW house, with open-plan living area makes the most of the far stretching views in Byron Bay, with’s picture windows and generous covered veranda.
Design: Arte Charpentier Architectes. Despite its thin silhouette and irregular facade in front of the Dome, the hotel center creates a strong visual impact, making those buildings appear as doors to the city.
Essex architecture news – Radical Essex present events celebrating county’s pioneering role in 20th century architecture: Modernist architecture & experimental community models
Design: Tonkin Liu with Arup. This footbridge will not progress without further funds. The proposed new pedestrian bridge across the River Irwell won a Royal Institute of British Architects competition in 2014.
Football stadium ADO, Den Haag Building, Dutch Sports Project, Photo, Architecture Design Football stadium ADO Den Haag Sports Development in Den Haag, The Netherlands design by Zwarts & Jansma Location: The Hague Date built: 2004 Design: Zwarts & Jansma Architects Undulating roof landscape of gleaming aluminium photo : Rob ‘t Hart page updated 5 Sep … Read more
Architect: Benjamin Garcia Saxe. The client bought a beautiful plot of land with two breath-taking views: towards the ocean and into the jungle. Architect Benjamin Garcia Saxe decided to rest the house against the back of the steep hill of the site in order to stabilize the soil and protect the property from falling debris.
Architecture and the City Festival 2016 news – theme “Resilient City: Strength by Design.” AIA San Francisco and the Center for Architecture + Design commissioned local artist Michael Murphy for this year’s festival poster design.
Design: The Buchan Group, Architects. The first stage of the NZ$130 million Five Mile Retail Centre development at the gateway to Queenstown has begun welcoming residents and visitors alike, converting the site from an abandoned eyesore into an enticing state-of-the-art shopping precinct.
CDA Architects news
New photos taken of this bold but controversial intervention in the Scottish capital’s city centre: 3-8 St Andrew Square Building, Edinburgh New Town.