20 years since the 11 September attacks in New York City – 9/11 anniversary news from World Trade Centre site where the Twin Towers were built between 1966 and 1973, designed by Minori Yamasaki and Emery Roth & Sons
cepezed is an award-winning spatial design specialist. Assignments address the challenges of town-planning, industry, architecture in interior design; this Dutch architecture office represents knowledge, skill and a stimulating no-nonsense mentality. Combining conceptual skills, contemporary solutions for contemporary problems and ingenious creativity.
Designed by Snøhetta, the two naturally crafted Kebony-clad outdoor care retreats offer patients and visitors much-needed physical and mental respite from Hospital buildings treatment in Oslo, Norway
Henry Royce Institute for Advanced Materials Hub, University of Manchester, UK, design by NBBJ Architects for national body promoting research and applications in this field: opening news
VEC companion visitor center to existing memorial remembering 184 lives lost during tragic events of September 11, 2001, when American Airlines Flight 77 was hijacked and crashed into Pentagon
Hotel X Brisbane Fortitude Valley, Queensland design by Cotteeparker – chic new five-star destination’s distinctive white geometric façade reflects its lively and bold neighbourhood
Redesigned by Buttrick Projects Architecture + Design Hazel Road Residence was a 1950s-era house long in need of an upgrade and expansion in Berkeley, California
Raleigh Downtown South Masterplan in North Carolina, USA, by architects 10 Design: large-scale mixed-use development of residential, offices, hospitality, retail and leisure space
For the first time in 60 years, the Sag Harbor oceanfront cottage writing retreat where John Steinbeck wrote The Winter of Our Discontent and Travels With Charley are for sale, priced at $16.75 million
9/11 Memorial Museum building conceived as global focal point for presenting and preserving the history and memories of the events of 9/11, design by US architects Davis Brody Bond
Water’s Edge building transformation by Nicoll Russell Studios of derelict category B listed industrial building, 19thC transit shed, later extended, next to Camperdown Dock
