Oslo Science City Building by BIG, Norway
Oslo Science City building design by Bjarke Ingels Group – BIG + a-lab in Norway: 1.4 million sqm innovation district aims to be a net zero emission area via renewable energy, energy efficiency, etc
Experience Chute, Montmorency Falls Quebec
Experience Chute, Montmorency Falls Quebec, Canada showcase natural beauty of Parc by drawing on its existing character: new installations by Daoust Lestage Lizotte Stecker
Seidenbaum Residence, Los Angeles Sunset Boulevard
The Seidenbaum Residence, a home designed by Richard Dorman, has been listed by the American Institute of Architects as among the greatest pieces of architecture in LA
Levitating Building on Mars Design
Lenz Architects have organized a science team to create a levitating building on Mars. Architects, physicists and engineers scientifically calculated permanent magnetic levitation on the red planet
Ling Ling Restaurant by Hakkasan, Mexico
Ling Ling Restaurant decorative luminaires in Mexico City, offers unforgettable experiences – Interior design by Sordo Madaleno Architects, and lighting by Luz en arquitectura
Alison Brooks Architects, ABA London
Alison Brooks Architects news – studio participates in International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia: ‘Home Ground’ installation responds to question ‘How will we live together?’ with monumental table into which 16 architectural models are cast
Sydney Harbour Bridge Cycle Ramp
New Sydney Harbour Bridge cycle ramp news: team led by ASPECT Studios shortlisted for northern access ramp project, following an international design competition
ZIL-South Moscow masterplan by KCAP
ZIL-South Moscow masterplan design by KCAP: site of former ZIL car factory, largest brownfield area in Russian capital city at over 100 ha, to become varied urban district along Moskva River
Cupping Room Harbour City, Hong Kong
The Cupping Room seaside cafe is furnished, by Unite Unit, with a cruise-inspired design scheme that appeals to wanderlust as you enjoy food and drinks to get away from distractions in HK