Delhi Airport Building, Indira Gandhi International Terminal, HOK India Delhi Airport, India : Indira Gandhi International Contemporary Indian Air Terminal Building – design by HOK Architects 5 Aug 2010 Delhi Airport Building Completion date: 2010 Design: HOK Architects Images: images : HOK Indira Gandhi International Airport Following a lengthy competition to provide masterplanning schemes for … Read more
Under the hopeful banner ‘Better City,Better Life’, Expo 2010 Shanghai promises to be the largest universal Expo of all time, with more than 200 participating countries and organizations.
“Balancity”, the title of the German contribution, is devoted to the subject of “balance” within the framework of the Expos’s motto “Better city, Better Life”.
The structures are installed in a number of locations across the Museum and are designed as immersive spaces – places both of encounter and reflection – where visitors can escape the chaos of everyday life and directly experience the architecture first hand.
The building assumed spiral develops in a continuous motion that turning around a central courtyard, culminating in a tower facing the front street. In this way the building has a focal point in the tower side as a green area that relates positively with the surrounding context.
FLORA : A Small mountain in the city by budi pradono architects is open for Public by 25 July 2010 at Zhongsan road Taipei, Taiwan ROC
Santa Elena is a rural farming area up in the mountains, east of Medellín, Colombia. It composes a group of 17 small villages called: “veredas”. People who live down in the valley think of Santa Elena as a scenic, fresh air place of cool temperatures
BDP has won the design competition for a new Faculty of Medicine and an administrative building at Nanjing Medical University, Jiangsu province in China, by a unanimous vote.
The building design and materials were developed with careful consideration for their Rocky Mountain context and Vail Village surroundings. Barnes Coy’s concept began with the realization that Vail, a community created in 1962 to house and feed transient winter tourists
A starting point was that a new art museum, as a public and cultural building, represents a rare opportunity to create a new node within a city.
A wooden free-standing tower structure is placed in the Victoria & Albert Museum’s National Library staircase hall, lining with the existing pillars. The visitor is invited to choose an alternative, literature-filled descend towards the library.
In order to have a fair judgment about our design, you need to consider all aspects we have incorporated in the design. One image which is made public in internet doesn’t say the reality about our design.
The structure is based on two triangular based geometries, alternating in position as they array vertically. This results in a constant morphing between these 2 shapes.
Chris Bosse has sliced up the Panton chair as part of the Re-loved: designer stories at the Powerhouse Museum 31 July – 10 October 2010.