The Val de Marne Development Agency, the Department’s economic showcase, had rented offices which it wanted to convert. French office interior architecture design by Hérault Arnod Architectes, France.
Pôle Sud Skating Rink, France, Architect, Building, Photos, Design Pôle Sud – Grenoble Skating Rink French Ice Rink Architecture – design by Hérault Arnod Architectes 9 Dec 2008 “Pôle Sud” Skating Rink – Grenoble Date built: 2001 Design: Hérault Arnod Architectes As an extension of the spirit of the 1968 Olympic Winter Games, the skating … Read more
Mizoen Information Point, France, Architect, Photo, RN91 Building, Image, Design Mizoen Information Point, France : Photos Mizoen Architecture – design by Hérault Arnod Architectes 9 Dec 2008 Information point at Mizoën Date built: 1996 Design: Hérault Arnod Architectes Mizoen Information Point The starting point was a sort of misunderstanding: the town wanted to create a … Read more
Grenoble building, France, Architect, Building, Image, Design ZAC Lustucru Grenoble French Architecture – design by Hérault Arnod Architectes 9 Dec 2008 Lustucru Grenoble Date built: 2004 Design: Hérault Arnod Architectes MIXED FUNCTION BUILDING IN GRENOBLE This building, built to very tight financial constraints, encompasses two clients and four independent functional entities: business and shopping premises, … Read more
Les-2-Alpes ski station, Amphibia Sports Centre France, Architect, Photo, Building, Design Les-2-Alpes ski station, France : Amphibia Sports Centre French building by Hérault Arnod Architectes 9 Dec 2008 Les-2-Alpes France – Alpine Ski Station Cultural, sports and congress center at Les 2 Alpes Design: Hérault Arnod Architectes “AMPHIBIA” CULTURAL AND SPORTS CENTRE – LES DEUX … Read more
Grand Sports Arena, Brest Building, Finistère Architecture, G3S France, Architect, Image, Design Grand Sports Arena Brest, Finistère : G3S Building French Sports Arena Architecture – design by Hérault Arnod Architectes 9 Dec 2008 G3S – Grand Sports Arena Location: Brest, Finistère, north west France Date built: 2013 Design: Hérault Arnod Architectes Sports arenas are a … Read more
lumen Centre Bloomsbury: an exquisitely designed new multi-faith centre for worship and contemplation by Theis and Khan Architects will open in the New Year.
Lumière Residences and Fraser Suites are separate towers, together forming the ‘Regent Place’ development. Lumière is the taller and more prominently positioned, so has a more ‘landmark’ quality.
Paladru Archaeology Museum, Park, France, Architect, Photo, Building, Image Paladru Archaeology Museum and Park : French Building French Archaeology Museum Architecture by Hérault Arnod Architectes 9 Dec 2008 Lake Paladru Archaeology Museum and Park Date built: 1996 Design: Hérault Arnod Architectes LAKE PALADRU ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM AND PARK At the heart of the Terres Froides (Cold … Read more
Located on the grounds of the world-renowned Museum of Islamic Art, the nearly 280,000-square-meter (68-acre), crescent-shaped park is designed by Pei Partnership Architects of New York.
The specialist public realm team from Atkins, Europe’s biggest design and engineering consultancy, has come up with a solution to make the area work better for visitors, businesses and residents alike.
With due consideration of climatic conditions, the building features 3.2 metre high ceilings and façade shading elements, which are arrayed in a playful & dynamic pattern along the facades.
The Customs House refurbishment has brought new vibrancy to this important part of Sydney’s heritage. The building now caters for a wide variety of uses including the Sydney City Library over the first three levels.
The competition brief required an iconic solution for a landmark site. The site occupies an entire city block within close proximity of the historic Shanghai Bund.
The Leap House is located in Sydney’s Dover Heights and has panoramic views of Sydney Harbour and the Opera House. The house is located on a rock outcrop.
The building is a richly modelled horizontal composition comprising 104 apartments grouped around four glazed atria. The building form emphasises the arc of the original Walter Burley Griffin design for Canberra.
PTW Architects designed Moët & Chandon Marquee for Melbourne Cup Carnival in 2005. Again PTW used the latest digital technologies from concept to realisation of the design, to create a sparkling and surreal atmosphere in the name of “bubble-ism”.