Kaffeplassen, Norway – Norwegian Coffee House
Kaffeplassen Norway “coffee spot”: the site got it’s name from earlier days when people in the area used to enjoy their coffee and snacks overlooking the Telemark canal in the evening sun.
Houses Trollveien + Velliveien, Norway, Jar
Two private residences over the same theme, but with different plans. Both buildings are situated on a site with a nice view and thus have panorama windows formed as protruding corner baywindows.
House Bygdoeynesveien, Norway
A large private residence on a peninsula in Oslo. The house is situated on a elongated, steep land with a sea glimpse towards southeast.
Farm House Gamleveien, Norway
The building replaces an old derelict barn, and complies a sheltered court yard together with the existing main building.
EDITT Tower Singapore: Ecological Design
EDITT Tower Singapore building design by T.R. Hamzah & Yeang, Architects sets out to demonstrate an ecological approach to tower design.
Shanghai Expo Building, China: Knippers Helbig
Realising this membrane roof takes Stuttgart’s traditional engineering architecture internationally to the head of unique technical innovations.
Trublerhütte, Schlieren in Switzerland
Trublerhütte, Schlieren, Switzerland: Zürich residence design by Rossetti + Wyss Architekten – new building located offset of the street: Küsnacht property, new Swiss house
Casa Larga, Incella, Locarno, Switzerland
Casa Larga, Incella, Locarno, Ticino property, Switzerland – design by Daniele Claudio Taddei – new residential development in Switzerland: Incella house photos
Musée National des Beaux-Arts du Québec Montréal
Musée National des Beaux-Arts du Québec, museum competition Canada – architect, building images – Canadian architecture contest news. Located on a historic site – 110,000 square foot pavilion
Central Library Halifax: Nova Scotia building
schmidt hammer lassen architects wins competition to design a 45 million Canadian dollars Central Library in the Canadian port city of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Project with Canadian architectural practice Fowler Bauld & Mitchell,
Lightcatcher Building: Whatcom Museum Seattle
Designed by Olson Kundig Architects’ founding partner, Jim Olson, the Lightcatcher is named for its focal point and most innovative feature – a spectacular, translucent wall 37 feet high and 180 feet long that captures the Northwest’s most precious natural resource, sunlight.
PROJECT A01 Architects Vienna, Austria
PROJECT A01 architects, Vienna – Austrian architecture studio info, buildings photos – Austria design studio: architecture office news
COOP15 Seattle Architects, Washington
COOP15 – architects office based in Seattle, Washington, USA. The practice was founded in 1992 as Lane Williams Architects. It became Coop 15 in 2005: the name comes from the former studio address at 15 McGraw Street
Maribor Art Gallery Building, Slovenia
The Municipality of Maribor, in partnership with the Union of Architects of Maribor, the UIA and ZAPS, has awarded Family New York with the second prize of 20,000 EUR in the open international competition for the new Maribor Art Gallery in Slovenia.