Spatial Pathology Floating Realities Book
Spatial Pathology Floating Realities book edited by Professor Lebbeus Woods and Professor Peter Cook architect, architecture – design USA
Wieringen Passage, Dutch Landscape: Strootman
Wieringen is very old and was, up to 1930, an island. The design for the Wieringen Passage once again turns the former island of Wieringen into the sole boulder clay island of the Netherlands, with offshore sandbanks providing space for the development of recreational facilities and housing.
Crown Resort Montafon Valley Resort, Austria
Crown Resort Montafon Valley Austria, Alpine building design by ATP Architects and Engineers: hotel on southern edge of Gaschurn in the Alps of Vorarlberg
Debis Building Berlin: Daimler Financial Services
Building C1 completes an arc of buildings that run along Alte Potsdamerstrasse. The principal materials for the facades are terracotta tiles and glass. The facade utilises a double curtain wall operating system.
University of Pontevedra Campus Building, Spain
In the planning of the Campus of Pontevedra and the buildings of the faculty of education sciences and the CATRI (centro de apoyo a la transferencia de resultados de investigación, Transference of investigation results support center), geometries shaping “local traces” are developed.
Fishermen Warehouses Cangas Building, Spain
On one hand a dock with numerous activities, where different equipments are already located, and where the fishermen departments to be added, can be one more scattered piece, building design by irisarri-piñera Architects.
Shenzhen Sustainable Skyscraper, BIG
BIG, in collaboration with ARUP and Transsolar, was awarded first-prize in an international competition to design Shenzhen International Energy Mansion, the regional headquarters for the Shenzhen Energy Company.
Holocaust Memorial Berlin, Peter Eisenman Design
The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe (German: Denkmal für die ermordeten Juden Europas), also known as the Holocaust Memorial (German: Holocaust-Mahnmal), is a memorial in Berlin to the Jewish victims of the Holocaust, designed by architect Peter Eisenman and engineer Buro Happold.
Hansaviertel Buildings, IBA Berlin-Tiergarten
Hansaviertel Buildings, Berlin, International Building Exhibition, 1957 in northwest part of Tiergarten, work by Walter Gropius: buildings images, German architecture design
Gloria Palast Berlin Building, Kleiststrasse
Gloria Palast Berlin: Kleiststrasse architecture development in Berlin design by Siegfried Fehr and Gerhard Jackel Architects, Germany, closed in 1998 – redeveloped as United colours of Benetton store
Galeries Lafayette Berlin: Jean Nouvel Building
Galeries Lafayette Berlin, Germany: Friedrichstrasse store design by architect Jean Nouvel, Paris – retail development in German Capital located at the corner of Französische Straße, Mitte, built in 1996.
Berlin Hauptbahnhof, Central Station Building
Berlin Hauptbahnhof architecture: Central Station design by Gerkan, Marg & Partners – major new German railway hub project at Invalidenstraße 53, Tiergarten, Date built: 2006. Building info & photos.
Akademie der Künste Berlin Building
Founded in 1696, is one of the oldest cultural institutes in Europe. It is an international community of artists and has a current total of 415 members in its six Sections (Visual Arts, Architecture, Music, Literature, Performing Arts, Film and Media Arts).
LEAF Awards Winners 2009, Berlin
LEAF Awards Winners 2009 – winning architects buildings photos, Ritz Carlton Hotel Berlin event, Germany – LEAF 2009 winners designs pictures, dinner, Forum