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Tivoli Gardens is an amusement park and pleasure garden in Copenhagen, Denmark. The park opened in 1843. It is the second-most popular seasonal theme park in the world after Europa-Park

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The Highgate Hill Residence, by Richard Kirk Architect, is located on a south facing ravine adjacent to one Brisbane’s oldest ridgeline roads – Dornoch Terrace.

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Art Gallery of Alberta by Randall Stout Architects

Committed to his role as an educator, Stout has taught and lectured at numerous schools and universities including Cornell University, University of Tennessee, UCLA, University of Southern California, and the University of Texas at Austin

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Casa Orquídea, Argentina Orchid House

The Orchid was a challenging project, committed by a young couple with two sons, enthusiastic about sustainable architecture. Andrés Remy had investigated these concepts in New York at Rafael Viñoly’s Studio for four years

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AGENDA, architecture Book by JDS : architectural book relating to a monograph, a diary, and a collection of essays, interviews, and conversations – JDS Book

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Stone Villa Poland housing

Stone Villa design by Schleifer & Milczanowski is located in one of the most exclusive housing estates of Gdynia – Kamienna Góra. This part of town is under surveillance by historical preservation registry

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Acapulco Bar, Nisha Bar-Lounge

This lounge bar, located in Acapulco, is an entertainment place dedicated to the senses exaltation through the architecture, the people, the music and the images creating an alternative and virtual atmosphere.

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Sadra Civic Center Iran building

Designing in Teheran is an international contest open to creatives, designers and architects, who are called upon to develop a design for two multistorey buildings, hereafter A and B, set in the Iranian city of Teheran

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The Nature Conservancy and the Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum will present “Design for a Living World,” a traveling exhibition featuring objects created by leading designers and made from sustainable, natural materials.

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Munch Museum Norway : Norwegian Architecture Contest

The competition for the Munch Area in the Bjorvika neighborhood involves an opportunity to develop a complete city fragment in an enclave soon due to become essential for Oslo’s life and image.

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Retail Park Roermond, Betty Blue Shopping Centre

Until recently the Dutch city centres were the stage for a shopping audience, but the last couple of years shops have been grouping together and moving more and more off-centre to develop themselves into compact shopping islands in the periphery.

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Biscuit House, Lyon Home, Building, Photo, French Project, Design, Image Biscuit House France : Lyon Residence French Residence – design by Pierre Minassian architect in France, Europe 11 Mar 2009 Biscuit House Location: nr Lyon Date built: 2008 Design: aum Architecte urbaniste – Pierre Minassian The house is located in a small village in the … Read more

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Bahamas Home Competition

The objective of the architectural competition is the design of a 7,000-8,000 square foot multigenerational home on the waterfront in the Bahamas. The architectural ‘guideline’ for the home design should be one that stimulates and delights with its unique ideas.

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Feltonfleet School Surrey building by Mackenzie Wheeler

Mackenzie Wheeler – Architects of the RAC Club, Pall Mall, Restoration: planning for a new swimming pool design in the grounds of Feltonfleet School

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Wild Wadi breaks new ground in that 16 of its 24 pulsating rides are interconnected, meaning that thrill seekers of all ages can experience one adrenaline rush after another without ever leaving the water.

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Of a possible 11 awards presented during the gala dinner in Dubai, Atkins was short listed as a finalist in four categories and claimed the top honours of Architect of the Year and Young Architect of the Year, beating off stiff competition.