Designed by Make Architects, this radical renovation of a 1950s office building pursues a cost- and energy-efficient strategy of retention and enhancement which allows the structure to fulfil its potential as an important new urban amenity.
Designed by internationally known architect Will Bruder, the Donald W. Reynolds Center for the Visual Arts is a four level, 70,000 square-foot building that has become one of the most distinguished architectural achievements in Nevada.
Ordos Villa, Mongolia, Asia – design by nARCHITECTS – Inner Mongolian residential architecture: protective house enclosure, interconnected, sky-lit spaces
Lilium Tower: the site of the new Lilium Tower is located in the city centre of Warsaw adjacent to the Marriott Tower. Currently parts of the site are covered by the existing Marriott podium.
Due to the rapid development of this quarter, a revised masterplan for the remaining building area was created by the French architect Dominique Perrault under contract for the WED AG
The Crystal Cathedral is a church building in Garden Grove, Orange County, California, in the United States. The reflective glass building, designed by American architect Philip Johnson, was completed in 1981 and seats 2,736 people.
Emerson College Massachusetts: Piano Row Residence Hall, MA, USA building design by KlingStubbins Architects – Cambridge higher education
Scotland Designing Places Awards, Results, Housebuilding Scotland, New Homes Scotland Designing Places Awards Shortlist in 2008 Scotland Designing Places Award Jury: chair – Jim Mackinnon, Scotland’s Chief Planner Designing Places Awards Winners – 9 May 2008 Nominations Categories: Urban large Urban small Rural large Rural small Masterplanning Shortlist: Urban large Nominees Bellway Homes – Parade … Read more
The new facility consists of two buildings: one to house the boat store and offices, the other to provide changing rooms. Both have identical lozenge-shaped plans but with roofs that pitch in opposite directions.
Therme Bad Aibling: German spa architecture design by Behnisch Architects, Germany – German spa building at Lindenstraße 32, architectural photos by Adam Mørk.
The location is on the edge of the planned 650 apartments which was finished a year ago. Also this apartment block is social type and was sold to Slovenian Housing fund. The cost per square meter had to be 650 EUR/m2 since the selling cost was 1300EUR/m2.
The new project proposed use of the shopping roof for additional volume-as new apartments. The wooden mass is located centrally in the village of Bohinjska Bistrica in the alpine area of Lake Bohinj.
The building has L shape that is opened towards these views and encloses a protected 300 year old tree. Apartments are social – they were sold to Slovenian Housing Fund for young families at price 900 EUR/m2.
The project is a winning entry for two housing blocks in a competition convoked by the Slovenia Housing Fund, a government-run programme that is providing low-cost apartments for young families.