Following a global design competition between three Atkins offices Dubai-based property developer Tameer holding announces Dubai as the winner, unveiling its design for a 600metre-plus skyscraper to be located on the famous Sheik Zayed Road.
This four star hotel and a retail and office building in Hamburg, St. Pauli is part of a 110,000 sqm housing and office development on the former Bavaria brewery grounds.
Five-star resort hotel in China: the stunning 350-bed hotel, which will form the centrepiece of Lingang New Town, near Shanghai, will be on an island in a circular lake.
In 1991 the practice won an international competition to masterplan Duisburg Inner Harbour. The scheme, set on an 89-hectare site, aims to connect the inner city with the waters edge and with areas north of the harbour
Star Place Kaohsiung retail development Taiwan design by UNStudio, architects A vibrant new landmark has appeared in the fast and modern city of Kaohsiung: the luxury shopping center Star Place.
Sheppard Robson has received planning permission for a transformational scheme to deliver a new school. The Waingels College in Wokingham will become a local landmark and the first structural timber school in the UK.
Outer London Commission, OLC appointment by London Mayor Boris Johnson: Terry Farrell architect, chairman William McKee, OLC appointment, architecture
We’ve become accustomed to the shapes of buildings doing all manner of things and Iris Mist is doing one very visible and wavy thing. The connection between ocean, waves and a wavy building is equally obvious and direct.
The Holcim Foundation, one of the premier foundations for sustainable building design and construction has honoured Atkins at an awards ceremony in Marrakech on 13th November.
Atkins’ scope of services for this 51-storey residential tower included conceptual design, detailed architectural, structural, landscaping and electromechanical design, as well as full site supervision. At 251m, this tower is located on the well known Sheikh Zayed Road.
The development comprises a ground floor, 19 floors of office space, a leisure deck and a basement car park. The podium is designed to house retail outlets along with restaurants, cafes, health & leisure facilities and parking for additional cars.
Photographs by Allan Pollock-Morris are taken from a current exhibition called ‘Close’ which is on at Edinburgh Botanic Garden until January 2009.
The Al Salam Tecom Tower is a mixed-use building located within Dubai’s energetic Technology, Electronic, Commerce and Media (TECOM) Free Zone. This high-rise building is divided into three distinct vertical zones.
Atkins was commissioned as lead consultant for architecture, interior design, structural, mechanical and electrical engineering design, construction supervision and project management.