Tietgen Dormitory in Copenhagen Student Housing
Tietgen Dormitory: student housing in Copenhagen, Denmark by Lundgaard & Tranberg Arkitekter: Tietgenkollegiet Copenhagen building, Danish student flats
Tietgen Dormitory: student housing in Copenhagen, Denmark by Lundgaard & Tranberg Arkitekter: Tietgenkollegiet Copenhagen building, Danish student flats
The Alpha by Tony Owen Partners has recently been completed. Located in Lewisham on the fringe of the Sydney city centre, the Alpha forms the cornerstone of the new McGill master plan prepared by TOP.
Describing his latest project, Villa S, a house for his own family in a leafy suburb of Bergen, Todd Saunders says, ‘It’s like three sticks, stacked on top of each other.’
Maber, Midlands architect office, UK – Nottingham, Derby, Leicester – Maber Architects, Nottingham architecture practice images, England
Monier Road West Homes on Fish Island: Tower Hamlets, mixed development in East London design by Hawkins\Brown architects – housing images, buildings
The exterior, a black granite envelope, features large operable panels which open up to ‘reveal’ the interior or to provide outlook or natural light. The operable panels also allow for the otherwise solid, singular object to take on a changing character depending on the requirements of a particular exhibition.
RIBA BuildaBetterCampaign, UK General Election 2015 Manifesto responses – RIBA Build a Better Campaign: General Election Manifesto Responses on architecture
Gloucester Bus Station: building development in England – design by BDP – Gloucester Bus Station building, architecture competition win: news, images
The first Piano Whitney column describes what museum goers at the fashionable eight floor of the Piano Whitney see when they look south toward New York harbor and beyond. It would take 15 minutes by boat to reach the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.
A stunning new work of land art will be unveiled this summer in Dumfries & Galloway, created by world-renowned landscape artist Charles Jencks.
China Pavilion Expo 2015 in Milan is drawing worldwide appreciation for its design. The Pavilion creates a serene, organic setting for visitors to explore Chinese culture. This is China’s first national expo pavilion outside the country’s borders.
A hunk of concrete cladding weighing an estimated 80 kg fell off the facade of this building by Zaha Hadid Architects in Vienna. This is the second case of pieces of concrete falling off the Library and Learning Center at the Vienna University of Economics and Business since the building opened in 2013.
Crossrail Place Retail and Roof Garden: Canary Wharf shops, cafes & restaurants design by Foster + Partners architects – Isle of Dogs London architecture