Design : BVN Donovan Hill. Triple Win for BVN Donovan Hill: three awards were given to two projects designed by BVN Donovan Hill in the 2014 NSW Architecture Awards conducted by the Australian Institute of Architects NSW Chapter. middle of their workplace.
Paternoster Square: office buildings in City of London: property information – by various architects – Paternoster Square London, office buildings, photos
Oxo Tower, London, historic River Thames building – design by Lifschutz Davidson Architects – London Oxo Tower, architecture: restaurant, bar + brasserie
Inaugural CTBUH Urban Habitat Award Winner: The Interlace, Singapore
The Interlace, a residential tall building project has won this inaugural award from the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH). The Interlace is a 1,040-unit apartment complex consisting of 31 apartment blocks, each 6 stories tall and 70 m long, stacked in hexagonal arrangements.
3XN Architects is the winner of the architectural competition for a new educational building for Mälardalen University – a university college in Eskilstuna southwest of Stockholm, Sweden.
Design: archi5 studio
Situated between the Mediterranean Sea and the mountain overlooking the City, the Léo Lagrange stadium stands on a 8 ha site, limited to cover all the required functions, but with limitless views to the beautiful natural landscape of the French Riviera.
Design: Hawkins\Brown
Hilden Grange Preparatory School sought new build classroom and canteen / assembly facilities to replace existing temporary accommodation at the rear of the existing Victorian Building.
Design: Vincent Coste Architecte. This house is located next to Saint Tropez on a steep terrain with a panoramic sea view. A composition of independent volumes offset allows a set of frames and perspectives on sight
Architect Duncan Baker-Brown and the University of Brighton’s Faculty of Art have undertaken new a ‘living experiment’ in sustainable building. This green building involves students of the University, Brighton & Hove City Council and wide-ranging support from industry and the community: it is designed to explore ways in which to build as ecologically as possible.
Design: Greg Wolfson Interiors. The home was a traditional modern home built in 1960 and poorly updated in the 80’s. Mirrored walls abounded. Bad textured wall paper, ugly fixtures, built in shelves, etc.
Asymptote Architecture commissioned to design a new cultural project on the outskirts of Peccioli, Italy. Peccioli is a pre-renaissance hill town in the Province of Pisa, located about 50 kilometers southwest of Florence. The ‘Parco Degli Angeli’ (Park of Angels) Master Plan and architectural works by Asymptote include a collection of new buildings and parkland, a large covered 800-seat amphitheater and various interactive sculptural features.
This 3,500 sqft home design by Silberstein Architecture is located between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal waterway in Delray Beach, FL. The home is 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms with an additional 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom guest apartment above the 2-car garage
Design: 4N Architects. Bringing back the architectural interests of Shinjuku Japan with an innovative relationship between soften texture & rigid space.
The design conveys a sense of purity and integrity of principle design elements, epitomizes the sophistication of traditional Japanese architecture. It’s even so slightly exotic and mysterious, yet comforting at the same time.
Design: Vincent Coste Architecte. L2 House is the result of a reflection on the envelope and how to develop outdoor spaces that change the perception of volumes of an existing structure.