Burj Dubai Skyscraper Building Design

At 512.1 metres (1,680 ft), Burj Dubai, developed by Emaar Properties, is the tallest building in the world. The achievement once again puts Dubai in the international spotlight and underlines Emaar’s arrival as a global developer

Victoria Palace Romania Government HQ

Victoria Palace Romania - Romanian Government HQ

de Architekten Cie. wins the extension of Victoria Palace, the HQ of the Romanian Government. After the completion of the extension the Palace ensemble will have almost been doubled in size.

Townhall Scharnhauser Park, Ostfildern building

Townhall Scharnhauser Park, Ostfildern building

Townhall Scharnhauser Park is a multifunctional public building unifying municipal administration, civil services, a public library, an art gallery, classrooms for music lessons and evening school, a wedding room, office space, sports facilities and a multippurpouse hall.

Dunfermline Museum Competition, Scotland

Dunfermline Museum Competition design by Malcolm Fraser Architects

Organisers: The Dunfermline Museum and Library Competition was advertised in 2006 and coordinated by the RIAS & Fife Council, site: adj. Dunfermline Abbey & first Carnegie Library, central Dunfermline, west Fife.

US Federal Building San Francisco by Morphosis

US Federal Building San Francisco by Morphosis

Morphosis wins international Zumtobel Group Award for Sustainability and Humanity for US Federal Building+ Dedication ceremony for the building to be held July 9 with keynote remarks by Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi, Mayor Gavin Newsom, Architect, Thom Mayne.

Newcastle University Building: Student Services

Newcastle University Building - SAS

Newcastle University’s new £22 million Student and Administration Services Building, on Barras Bridge in the city centre, has received planning permission from Newcastle City Council and will be built to strict environmental guidelines.

Salisbury Playhouse Building Extension

The new building houses a rehearsal space on the first floor and a community / education room at ground level with a link structure connecting the extension to the existing building at ground and first floor level.

Christ Church Spitalfields, Hawksmoor London

Christ Church Spitalfields, Hawksmoor London

Christ Church was built between the years 1714 and 1729 as part of the church building programme initiated by the Fifty New Churches act of 1711, backed by Queen Anne, which was implemented by four different Commissions