UEL Building London, Higher Education Design, University Architecture Project, Architect Clinical Education Centre UEL University of East London Podiatry Building, England, UK – design by RMA 4 Mar 2009 Clinical Education Centre University of East London UEL Podiatry Building Date built: 2006 Design: Richard Murphy Architects photos : B. Wilson The Clinical Education Centre is … Read more
Architect Daniel Libeskind was selected in 1998 and designs were unveiled in 2005. The building utilises the existing Jessie Street Power Substation by Willis Polk.
The council used its compulsory purchase powers to buy the castle from its absentee Far Eastern owners. Ownership has been transferred to a buyer, who intends to live there and assist restoration.
MORPHOSIS: Buildings & Projects 1999-2008, the latest monograph in the series from Rizzoli which has documented the growth and progression of the firm since 1989, has been released.
20 Gresham Street Offices located diagonally opposite the City of London’s Guildhall entrance at the corner of Milk Street. Modern workplace marks significant transformation in redevelopment of the area
Abbotts Wharf Housing: Limehouse Cut architecture, East London design by Jestico + Whiles: Poplar homes, residential building: Telford Homes, E14
The underlying premise of the market is that the quality and price of consumer goods can be fairly and transparently negotiated through the complex interactions of many producers, brokers, and retailers together within a common space.
This suspension bridge spans the Golden Gate, the one-mile-wide (1.6 km) strait connecting San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean: famous Californian structure, major sea crossing in the United States of America.
Jestico + Whiles were appointed as designers of a the 4 star hotel at Andel City, a 100,000m² leisure and business development in central Prague
The building form and pattern follows closely the principles established by Ralph Erskine, the architect for Clare College in 1968.
Jestico + Whiles’ scheme for the University of Southampton regenerates the heart of the university’s principal student residences campus
Magdalene College is located on the River Cam at the north end of the city centre, easily walkable from say Kings College. It is a picturesque college with black and white half-timbered historic buildings close to the river, a bit like Queens College Old Court.
Fanhams Hall, a Listed Grade II* turn of the century Country House, was bought by J. Sainsbury as their Management Training Centre. The site is 28 acres, and Nicholas Ray Associates prepared a Master plan which involved a complex, phased building program.
The Matchbox is an blend of artistic, creative and commercial spaces. The building is shaped specifically as a result of the accommodation of companies and zoning regulations