July 2019 marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Geoffrey Bawa, Sri Lanka’s undisputed architectural genius, recognised the world over for his revolutionary use of space, light and materials that work in synergy with their environment
Designed by GHD Woodhead, less than 12 months after its inception, Morwell TAFE’s new learning facility was ready for students due to modular building techniques used in its construction
Located in Gurgaon, India, La Midas brings forth the fineness with which Creative Designer Architects have refurbished a twenty-year-old residential house into a wellness centre
The EBB Dunedin Boutique Hotel’s interior design was clearly articulated by Indyk Architects. Reflective of its context, unique in its level of detailing and offering a bespoke ‘modern’ experience in New Zealand
BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group’s design for the new OPPO R&D Headquarters in Hangzhou, China, will exemplify the company’s design philosophy of pursuing the perfect balance between refined aesthetics and innovative technology
Kita Parkstraße Daycare Centre, east Stuttgart, Germany. Four-group kindergarten timber-frame construction design by Birk Heilmeyer und Frenzel Architekten. The wooden structure was erected on an underground bunker. It received a Hugo Häring award from the BDA.
Designed by Labics the winning competition entry for the redevelopment of an urban area, including the transformation of an existing bus depot to integrate a mixture of uses including office, retail space and residential units.
Sou Fujimoto architect. In connection with his position on the jury for Stage II of the Arvo Pärt Centre architecture competition, Sou Fujimoto – one of the leading and best-known designers of contemporary architecture in the world today – will be visiting Estonia from 11-14 June.
Panoramic House design by Schuchovski Arquitetura is for a family in search of a new lifestyle in port city of Itajaí, “panoramic view of sea, elements of Brazilianness”
SWA Group selected to design inclusive memorial at Harvey Milk Plaza in San Francisco, USA, dedicated to visionary LGBTQ+ Civil Rights leader. Bathed in natural light, a wall of windows overlooks the zen-like garden
Can light make a skyscraper move? Design studio RAMUS unveils one of their largest artworks, a massive 42-storey façade of light that pulsates to inspire repose in Melbourne’s busy CBD
