Lee Valley Ice Centre London building
Lee Valley Ice Centre London building design by architects FaulknerBrowns, landscape by LDA Design – London’s first ever Olympic-sized twin-pad ice centre, with gym, studios, café, and community space
Vanport Building Portland State University
Vanport Building Portland State University design by SRG Partnership, USA – collective commitment to enhance this Oregon city through sustainable and responsible development, four significant institutions join together to share workplace resources
Casa CB Sabadell, Catalunya property
The project consists of a renovation of an old house located in the center of Sabadell. It is a typical location of the city where we find narrow plots that face two streets. The neighbourhood is characterized by small buildings touching each other. Most houses are two stories high.
Saudade 500 Porto Apartment
The plot of this apartment is a classic example of narrow and deep plots in the city of Porto, in Portugal. The urban fabric of Porto’s historic core is made up of plots measuring just 6 or 8 meters in front, set in very deep blocks
Global War on Terrorism Memorial Washington, DC
Global War on Terrorism Memorial Washington, D.C. design by Marlon Blackwell Architect. GWOTMF select award-winning US architects office to design structure on the National Mall, from 177 architecture studios!
MINI Customer Experience Center, Qianhai, Shenzhen
MINI Customer Experience Center in Shenzhen, design by ARCHIHOPE – The element of “waves” is used throughout the design of the exhibition hall for BMW MINI in Qianhai. In the fashionable and ever-changing form, it reflects the wonderful life path and idealistic light of aspiring young people.
Jeep Adventure Shanghai, China
Designed by INGROUP, the first global Jeep Adventure was launched in Crystal Galleria in the Jing’an District of Shanghai. Open and modern, the avant-garde international city of Shanghai, is the origin of endless creativity, technology, and renovation
Quick Turn-Around Facility, Jackson Hole Airport, Wyoming
The Quick Turn-Around Facility at Jackson Hole Airport; Wyoming, USA, was design by Carney Logan Burke Architects. The overall site planning and space program information is based on existing constraints, increasing demand, as well as future phasing and growth of airport development
Broad Marsh Nottingham Southside master plan
Broad Marsh Nottingham Southside master plan, England design by architecture and design practice BDP to realise the city’s vision for one of the largest and most significant city centre projects anywhere in the UK
Nanjing Combat Machinery Factory, Jiangsu, China
After deciding on the materials for the Nanjing Combat Machinery Factory, Jiangsu, China, Mix Architecture’s next goal was to enhance the uniqueness of each building in the park, and to establish the relationship between humans and nature. The position of the wall and the different rhythm of each space inspires the design process
Sumu Yakushima, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan
The Sumu Yakushima regenerative architecture project in Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan, was designed by tono Inc. with the idea of not only reducing damage to the environment, but also changing the environment in a positive way with a view to improving it for fungi bacteria in the soil
Museum für Naturkunde, Berlin, Germany
In the years to come, the Museum für Naturkunde in Berlin will continue developing as an open and integrated research museum. The competition’s brief was to repair and refurbish the listed ensemble, including the outdoor facilities, in line with building preservation principles; also to establish barrier-free access and to provide new spaces for exhibition, collections, and research
3 Hoefe, Luetzowstrasse, Berlin, Germany
The Luetzowviertel is centrally located in Berlin between Potsdamer Platz, Tiergarten, and Gleisdreieck Park. 3 Hoefe (Three Courtyards) is a lively, independent quarter entirely in keeping with the courtyard architecture typical of mid-19th century Berlin
Casa Adelante, San Francisco, California
Casa Adelante San Francisco, a new affordable housing complex in San Francisco’s Mission District designed by Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects. A response to the community’s needs for family-centered homes, affordable arts space, and cultural preservation.