“Good architecture is open—open to life, open to enhance the freedom of anyone, where anyone can do what they need to do,” says Lacaton. “It should not be demonstrative or imposing, but it must be something familiar, useful and beautiful, with the ability to quietly support the life that will take place within it.”
Re-Imagining Railway Station buildings winner news – Edinburgh architectural practice 7N Architects wins competition to shape Britain’s future railways by Network Rail & Royal Institute of British Architects
Designed by Wittman Estes, Tsuga Townhomes, Seattle, USA, resolves paradox of low cost and high quality, working to achieve excellent sustainable design while balancing construction costs
eVolo 2021 Skyscraper Competition winners news – celebrating tall building design: 1st place won USD $5,000, was open to architects, students, engineers, designers & artists from around globe
Cuisuba Yi Cultural & Visitor Center by West-line Studio on Guizhou plateau above 2,000m in untouched grassland hills and mountains, landmark pays homage to Yi people, ethnic minority group
More Design Office were commissioned to create the Yantai Experience Centre, a landmark at the corner of the central axis of a new development in Shandong Province, China
Designed by Luke Moloney Architecture, Coast House, Sydney‘s Eastern Suburbs, was a single-storey cottage overlooking the ocean received a new first floor to take advantage of spectacular coastal views
Les architectes FABG is responsible for the major transformation of the Verdun Auditorium and the Denis-Savard Arena in Montreal, Canada
THE FIELD, Huli District, Xiamen City building design by TEAM BLDG architects, at former site of an aluminum factory in China. The building was originally a public bath
TEN Arquitectos, Taller de Enrique Norten, Mexico – Mexican design studio, buildings, architecture office news – American building images
Museum Of Architecture Colour Memories exhibition: “Colour is what makes memories come alive and it does the same with architecture, bringing a sense of joy, personality and individuality to buildings of all types and scales”
