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.
“One of the most ambitious architectural projects of the decade”: the heart of the city has never fully recovered from the demolition of the 19th-century wrought-iron market pavilions at Les Halles.
Architect Bryan Avery MBE recognised on the Queen’s Birthday Honours list.
Bryan studied architecture at Leicester College of Art, followed by a MA in the History and Theory of Architecture at Essex University under Professors Joseph Rykwert and Dalibor Veseley.
Design: Gubbins Arquitectos
To break the typical areas of an urban house; kitchen, living–dining room and dormitories, this house has a double circulation that deconstructs these areas into a set of complimentary places. This creates a way of inhabiting that moves away from a typical urban arrangement into a more playful one.