The Carbon Trust Scotland, in conjunction with Urban Realm, is now ready to receive entries for the fifth Carbon Trust Low Carbon Building Award, which this year comprises two categories: new build and refurbishment.
Maison Tropicale Building, Design Museum Exhibition London, Jean Prouvé Design Maison Tropicale London ‘Jungle House’: Design Museum Architecture Information – design by Jean Prouvé 11 Feb 2008 Maison Tropicale Reconstruction Design: Jean Prouvé Design Museum Exhibition London 2008 Images by Luke Hayes: Maison Tropicale in London Shell rescued from Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo, Africa … Read more
Contemporary Arosio House, architecture in Switzerland: Lugano home design by LANDSarchitetture – new Swiss property near Lugano, information and photos
99 Church Street, WTC New York: World Trade Center Towers New York, Lower Manhattan, USA, design by Robert A. M. Stern Architects for Silverstein Properties, NY
Stirling Municipal Buildings – Main building: 1914, Location: 8-10 Corn Exchange Road, central Stirling, Scotland, UK – architecture design.
Scottish Design Awards Nominations, Scottish Design Awards 2008, Scotland, Architects, Buildings, Categories, Shortlist 2008
Contemporary Building Amsterdam: new architectural development in The Netherlands – design image – building, Dutch architecture photo
KCAP, in collaboration with Maccreanor Lavington Architects (KCAP-ML), selected to develop a masterplan scheme for a 20 ha site, 1.3 km long and 200 m wide in the docklands area of London – Royal Albert Dock
Science City is the development vision for the university campus of the 21st century. The board of governors of the Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule in Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich, or ETH Zurich) formulated a strategic vision as the basis for current and future developments.
Design: Ian Simpson Architects. The stunning Ian Simpson design will feature five towers from 13 to 49 storeys along with a new river walkway, ‘coffee pods’ and raised gardens suspended above shops, restaurants and offices. There are also plans for local amenities to include a dentist and a doctor’s surgery.
Oostelijke Handelskade Amsterdam, De Pakhuysen building – design by KCAP Architects – Oostelijke Handelskade, Amsterdam architecture by KCAP Netherlands
Philadelphia Urban Voids Design by ecosistema urbano Architects. The architects believe that the revitalization of urban life is not obtained merely by architecture alone, but by focusing on solutions which encompass all aspects of the city system
In fact, all the clients originally wanted was a larger living room window – now their three children live in a patio house of their own.
The riverside (Hun river) location of the site is exploited as a landscape quality for the 3 new residential districts. A variety of different housing structures were developed for the village.