Design: PERIPHERIQUES Architectes / MARIN + TROTTIN Architects
Building a cultural space in Beaumont-Hague, in Cotentin, means to integrate an architectural project that takes benefits from the landscape qualities of this piece of peninsula.
Design: Studio Archohm. They say there is only one life and so one must live it fully. The Katyal family epitomizes this philosophy to the core and clearly expects its design home to showcase it just as flamboyantly.
Design: Canny Architecture. The moody interiors deliver a unique composition of textures and colours to take this country home to the next level in style and sophistication.
Design: Urban Office Architecture. This project explores the idea of flight: the house is designed as a minimal sequence of three primary spaces: the large living/study and kitchen/dining area, the cantilevered bedroom, and the library.
In the heart of Geneva, in the old city, a humble apartment design by B29 Architects gets transformed in an interesting example of how much beauty can fit in a small house. The main concept was to insert architectural elements and functional objects in the existing situation.
Design: OMA, Architects. The Bibliothèque Multimédia à Vocation Régionale (BMVR) is located at the tip of the peninsula, a focal point of the new development in Caen, states OMA
Ctrl+Space Architectural Competitions: this is a single stage Ideas Competition with the aim of identifying the best proposal for a Cultural Building Refurbishment in Lido Island, Venice, Italy.
Marking its 20th anniversary of practice, Dillon Kyle Architects (DKA), an award-winning Houston-based architecture firm, announced that it has broken ground on a three-story, 5,800-sqft office building and design studio.
Design: Richard Meier & Partners Architects. A new boutique hotel: composed of two main buildings and supporting facilities nestled into a hill of dense pine trees overlooking the East Sea, Gyeongpo Lake and the Taebaek mountains.
Design: Architects of invention. Young Georgian architecture practice completed its first building in Tbilisi, winners of an invited architectural competition. The brief was to create workspace for 60 members of staff, a substantial lobby and car parking.
Architects: Technē. One of Coburg’s most historically significant sites, the old heritage-listed laundry and D Division at the former Pentridge Prison, is set to be transformed into a buzzing restaurant, bar, brewery and laneway precinct with the owner of the Post Office Hotel, Danial Caneva at the helm.
Design: Robson Rak Architects. The initial brief for the house was for a simple rectangular box with symmetrical spaces. The objective being for the creation of order and symmetry to simplify ones life.
Design: tse:wallace architects ltd. This new house located adjacent to a conservation area of well-established native bush, endeavours to make the most of its dramatic siting.
Design: Bogle Architects: The International School Ho Chi Minh City (ISHCMC) is a new secondary school designed by Bogle Architects, providing teaching facilities for over 900 students, with an internationally renowned education programme.