Education Resource Centre Singapore

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Education Resource Centre Singapore building

The architect set out to design a building for educational research which would give the campus community a central space which is open, interactive, intimately scaled and incorporating some of the original mature fauna found at the site.

Duo Towers Project: Parisian Leaning Towers

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Duo Towers Paris building design

Jean Nouvel will build the Duo project on the Rive Gauche in Paris. The DUO project (‘B3A’) is located in Paris XIII (Masséna Bruneseau) for investor Ivanhoé Cambridge Hines

Powerhouse Company Exhibition, Architecture

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The Architecture Foundation in London hosts SHIFTS, an exhibition by Powerhouse Company and Hans Ibelings (The Architecture Observer). SHIFTS illustrates the far-reaching impacts of the economy on the recent past, the troubled present and the unknown future of Western architecture.

Convida Suape, New Brazilian City, Brazil

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The new terminal comprises five gates, restaurants, gift shops and break-out areas all housed under an architecturally exposed, steel-framed barrel vault structure that simulates the structure of an aircraft wing.

Casa C Madrid residence, Spanish home

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House C is raised as an introvert – extrovert element and at the same time rooted to its territory. It is open for visitors but at the same time keeps with wary spaces for privacy and reflection.

COAM Headquarters, Madrid Architects Association

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Agreement signed between the City of Madrid and the Colegio Oficial de Arquitectos de Madrid (COAM) to coordinate a set of actions towards the restoration of the complex of Escuelas Pías de San Antón, that had suffered a fire few years before.

Manchester Music Scene – Madchester

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Although other cities such as Rome or Prague are prettier there’s something about Manchester that is magnetic. It may not be as big as London but it oozes a charming edginess through the brutal industrial remnants and the pervasive swagger of its people.

Hungarian House Design: Hungary Property

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Free form house design in Hungary

This curvaceous property design contains four bedrooms, two bathrooms and the atelier. The internal spaces are arranged in the living area in a high ground-floor – above which is positioned the restaurateur atelier – the bedrooms and the service areas arranged on two levels, divided by generations.

House in Romania: Free Form Buildings, Residence

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Family House in Romania | www.e-architect.com

Design: Portik Adorján, architect. The building is designed for a five member family. It contains next to the living area five bedrooms and two bathrooms. This project is the first application of the „Free Form Buildings” construction system.