Hong Kong International Airport North Satellite Concourse is a standalone fully-operational passenger concourse with 10 bridge-served frontal stands for ICAO code C aircraft, and vehicle connection to existing Terminal 1.
The Program & Site For his new mansion in Jeddah, the client’s ambition was to enjoy modern architectural qualities of a contemporary house such as space openness, transparency, sculptural geometry and slick materials.
This new building is situated in what used to be the service area, forming a border between the campus and the neighbouring farmland. This served to maintain the image of the complex designed by Baldrich, while creating a new outer image by turning the complex to overlook the landscape.
Designed as a top tier business hotel and office in a garden, the Vertical Park Hotel at Upper Pickering Street demonstrates how we can not only conserve greenery in a built-up high-rise city centre.
Bugis+, formerly as Iluma, is a 10 storey shopping mall. It opened in March 2009 and is known for its nighttime lighting display.
The client’s brief of apartment type and total area was achieved with 493 apartments, but instead of deploying a typical solution of high towers where residents are distanced from the landscape, we created the slab-cluster massing.
School of the Arts, Singapore building project by WOHA, a specialist high school for the visual and performing arts, part of Singapore’s national strategy to focus on the arts.
Located in the South Loop neighborhood of Downtown Chicago, 235 Van Buren is a residential tower design by Perkins+Will architects containing studios, one- and two-bedroom condominiums targeted for people entering the real estate market and are buying their first home.
The most compelling aim by Cox Rayner Architects / ABM Architects for the Ipswich Courts project was to humanise the experience of the justice system, one that is often alienating and exacerbated by typically confronting civic architecture.
The township of Churchill was developed as a man-made heterotopia to house the influx of workers to the local power plant of Hazelwood in the 1950’s.
The houses, set side-by-side along two major parallel axes, open all onto a large common use and shared garden.
The building is located at the center of Cappadocia Region, 5 minutes of distance to Nevsehir city center and 30 minutes of distance to Kayseri.
Sustaining life itself provides healing. This is the center pillar of the design philosophy behind the new project for the Institute on Aging of the University of Florida (IOA-CTRB).
The project was commissioned through an invited competition. The new structure is an addition to an existing university and research building, which is extended to about 4 times its original size.