This well-ordered building is located in the fashionable Mexico City neighborhood of Hipodromo Condesa, just a few blocks from Parque Mexico on a quiet, leafy street. It is a low-maintenance complex, and the owners plan to rent out their units.
Eddleston House Scotland: Georgian house extension, Scottish Borders property design by ICOSIS Architects, Scotland
The project “Arc en Ciel” expands at the entrance to the neighborhood of Grand Park, to the corner of rue Portmann Huyard and Avenue Emile Counord in Bordeaux. The building, unusual in the neighborhood by its curved shape and colorful, hosts about forty homes and offices.
Recently extended, the Museum of Modern Art in Lille, France, reopened its doors in September 2010 with the help of this welcoming pavilion.
Hansar Bangkok located in the heart of Bangkok, surrounded by luxury hotels, shopping areas, and a large city park. The site is small and irregular, with a building plot ratio of 1:10.
Griffiths House is an accommodation building built on the site of HMAS Creswell in Jervis Bay, established in 1915 as the location for the Royal Australian Naval College.
Ruth Lilly Visitor Pavilion, Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indiana, design by Marlon Blackwell Architect – the building provides an evocative place to rest and reflect upon one’s experience of the 100 Acres Art and Nature Park.
The Gippsland Water Factory Vortex Centre, houses offices, laboratory functions and an interpretive experience for a major new water recycling plant.
Gladstonos 22, Nicosia residential building design by Theo David Architects; Nicosia homes, Cypriot housing, residential property Cyprus
The Co-housing / Nabuurschap design consists of a small-scale urban module or “stamp” for the garden town of Hoogvliet. Each stamp is a repeatable unit consisting of sixteen one-family houses with individual gardens, grouped around a collective open space.
The concept of gardens in the sky takes a big leap in SkyPark to create a truly ‘bungalows in the sky’. Situated at a prime location next to downtown Orchard Road of Singapore.
The final design outcome of this 120 unit 5 storey residential development, belies the challenges that the site poses.
The design responds to the sub-tropical climate, riverside environment and neighbouring heritage buildings to create a luxury residential building that embodies a distinct sense of place.
The history of the project of Thespian is the story of solving typical problems we have to deal with, while having a chance to build in the city centre.