Poplar Cottage is a small house on The Green in Walberswick built in the early 1920s. Over the past eighty years a number of piecemeal extensions had resulted in a peculiar internal organisation that cut the house off from its garden
Croydon Regeneration: Third City Vision, building proposals for south London design by Will Alsop architect: major design competition, development news
The new Auditorium and Convention Centre in the Expo 2008 ground will portray a fractional and varied profile – ascending and descending – in dialogue with the different spaces housed in its interior.
The University of Bedfordshire has revealed its plans for a landmark new student centre as part of the first phase of a £70m masterplan to regenerate the university’s campus in the centre of Luton.
Working with the Local Authority, M+O Architects conducted the masterplanning for a series of urban blocks with communal gardens at the centre of the overall plan.
Slovenian Commercial Property Development Proposal – design by Groleger Arhitekti: the new office building incorporates public/commercial program in the ground floor, offices in the upper floors and parking underground.
Broekbakema has designed a new pharmaceutical factory for Schering-Plough in Oss (formerly Organon). Although it has already been completed and accepted, this production building is not yet operational.
Park Royal in London. Proposals have been made to revitalise Park Royal, Europe’s largest industrial estate, in an innovative new public realm strategy put forward by award-winning practice 5th Studio.
The 115,000 SF project is a part of University’s ongoing effort to house 50 percent of its graduate, professional and doctoral students, further supporting a strong residential campus community and helping to alleviate pressure on the local housing market
Hamburg Home.Haus : Bergedorf Building in north Germany design by J. MAYER H. Architects near the edge of A forest, a new residential building – home for children and adolescents
De Montfort Library, Leicester architecture, higher education building design by Eva Jiricna, architect – Kimberlin Library: De Montfort University, UK
One of the North-East’s most beautiful castles has been wrapped up for winter. The National Trust for Scotland’s Craigievar Castle in Alford, Aberdeenshire has been swathed in heavy hessian to protect it through the winter months.
The concept of the new Gallery comprises of a two-level arrangement. The upper level is situated in the middle of the space and it is connected to the lower level via a circular glass staircase. The internal envelope is designed as a continuous ‘tube’ inserted freely into the fabric of the existing building envelope.
In Hong Kong, a city with a high building density, institutional buildings are however normally low-rise. The Hong Kong Community College (Hung Hom Bay Campus) is a unique high-rise institutional building with gardens in the air