Museum Architectural Competition Turku
The City of Turku in southwest Finland launches international architecture competition for architect to design the world’s first Museum of History and the Future
Kamenice Villas, Czech Republic property
A small residential project, by NEW HOW Architects, consisting of two villas in the middle of greenery forms a gateway to the center of the small Central Bohemian village of Kamenice. It is a place that combines the best of urban and country living.
The Savoy Hotel London Restoration
The Savoy Reopens After a Four-Year Restoration Project by ReardonSmith Architects. Taken back to her early structure, stabilised and given an entirely new services infrastructure, spaces rationalised, existing architectural and design gems carefully restored or replicated, a new lift and new kitchens, rooms returned to look just as they did before, other areas “rediscovered” to become glamorous new spaces.
Axel Springer Building Berlin office work space
OMA’s Axel Springer Building Opens In Berlin exactly four years after the start of construction, the new cube-shaped building is the latest addition to the Axel-Springer Campus.
MBM House Montreal, Quebec property
MXMA Architecture & Design + Chamberland Design proudly introduce the MBM House, an English-style manor house located in the heart of Montreal that takes a step back in time to an era when the Tudor style dominated England between 1479 and 1607’s
Villa Cap Roig, Catalunya Property
Villa Cap Roig, located in the picturesque village of Calella de Palafrugell, Catalunya, Spain, has undergone a thorough renovation that has transformed this villa from the 70s into an oasis of style and comfort through refined, subtle alterations
The Transition: House of a Filmmaker, Beijing, China
Designed by Fon Studio, the project site is a lower part space of a duplex villa residence, owned by a young couple. As a film producer, Mr. Cui hopes this house, in Beijing, is not just a cosy living place but also an experimental field – like his own “Life studio” to accommodate his unrestrained imagination.
St Mary-le-Strand Church London: James Gibbs
St Mary le Strand invites people to sponsor flowers on its famous ceiling as part of a fundraising drive to raise money for restoration and conservation work for this 18th Century London building design by James Gibbs architect, completed in 1717.
A-Frame Club Resort, Colorado, USA
Designed by Skylab Architecture the A-Frame Club is a new hotel brand that takes design cues from 1970s American ski culture and the iconic A-frame cabins of that era. The first Club consists of 31 newly-constructed cabins along with a bar and restaurant in a historic saloon building in Winter Park, Colorado, USA
Anji Culture and Art Center, Zhejiang Province, China
MAD Architects reveals new design for Anji Culture and Art Center in the Zhejiang Province, China. The project is a porous meeting space that will be accessible to the public from all directions and at all times of day. It is arranged along the axis of the visual corridor on both sides to allow the central corridor
Ostrich House, Wellington, NZ property
Designed by Parsonson Architects, the Ostrich House sits atop a windy hill with panoramic views over Wellington, New Zealand
Dulwich Hill Duo, New South Wales house
Dulwich Hill Duo is a new semi-detached dual occupancy house located in Sydney, Australia. With housing affordability becoming an increasingly prevalent issue, the project offered an opportunity to not only provide a cost-effective outcome for Blake Letnic Architects’ clients but contribute to improving housing density and diversity within the suburban fringes