McGill University Schulich School of Music building
McGill University Schulich School of Music building design by Saucier + Perrotte Architects, Montreal, Ontario, Canada architecture photos
Casa de la Cascada Argentina, Waterfall House
The waterfall house was conceived by the request of a young business man in a closed neighborhood. The particularities and requisites of the client, among with the lot’s characteristics, established the path to follow in the design process.
Casa Orquídea, Argentina Orchid House
The Orchid was a challenging project, committed by a young couple with two sons, enthusiastic about sustainable architecture. Andrés Remy had investigated these concepts in New York at Rafael Viñoly’s Studio for four years
Wysing Arts Centre: WAC Bourn Cambridgeshire
Wysing Arts Centre (WAC), a thriving and visionary rural arts centre situated on the outskirts of Cambridge in Bourn, has relaunched following a £1.7million redevelopment programme with new buildings designed by HawkinsBrown
Casa RM, Laguna del Sol House, Argentina
Designed for a young couple and its two kids, with an active social life, Andrés Remy came out with a house with flexible, cozy spaces maintaining clean lines
William Gates Building Cambridge University
The William Gates Building is the University of Cambridge Computer Faculty’s new home now that it has outgrown its city centre accommodation, and includes research, teaching, library and catering facilities for 300 students.
Trinity College Cambridge Building
The oldest parts of the College date from the time of King’s Hall, including the range behind the Clock Tower, which are medieval, and the Great Gate, which was built at the beginning of the 16th century.
Travel Lodge Hotel Cambridge accommodation
Travel Lodge Hotel Cambridge, England – accommodation address: location at Clifton Way, off Hills Road – Cambridge Travel Lodge hotel building, architect
St Johns College Cambridge building
St Johns College Cambridge, England – architects, building photos, architecture – English University buildings history, Bridge of Sighs
Robinson College Cambridge Building
Gillespie Kidd & Coia were a famous Scottish architecture office that designed in the Modernist style. Most of their buildings are in Scotland, though they did do a few designs for sites in England. Their most notable work is St Peter’s Seminary in Cardross.
Queens College Cambridge building
Queens College Cambridge Building Photos, Cripps Court by Powell & Moya Architects, Collegiate Architecture, Date, Architect Queens’ College Buildings, Cambridge Traditional University College in southeast England, UK: Architecture Location: Silver Street, south side of city centre Old Court & Cloister Court Site: off Queen’s Lane Date built: 1448-49; approx. 1450-1540 Design: various architects photo © … Read more
Pembroke College Cambridge building, UK
Pembroke College, Cambridge, England buildings incl chapel by Christopher Wren Architect: English collegiate architecture, the library featyres a Victorian neo-gothic clock tower.
Leongatha Learning Centre: GippsTAFE Victoria
The GippsTAFE Learning Centre in Leongatha is amongst the first Environmentally Sustainably Designed regional TAFE (Technical Training) buildings in Victoria, Australia.
New Hall College Cambridge building
Murray Edwards College – New Hall College architecture design by Chamberlin, Powell & Bon Architects. Date built: 1962-66, located in northwest Cambridge, England, UK. Brutalist concrete, unusual organic forms, set off Huntingdon Road
King’s College Garden Hostel Cambridge
King’s College Garden Hostel Cambridge, England building design by NRAP architects – English student rooms architecture development, UK
Cambridge Kettle’s Yard Art Gallery
The building is located on the west side of Castle Street, between Northampton Street and St Peter’s Church. It was originally the Cambridge home of Jim Ede and his wife Helen, from 1956. Four small cottages were converted into one house with a place to display their collection of early 20th-century art.
Jesus College Cambridge Building
Jesus College Cambridge, England – architecture competition, architects, buildings photos – building design by David Roberts, Evans & Shalev