AHR Architects London, UK buildings
AHR new associate director to Glasgow office: Richard Napier joins one of Europe’s longest standing architecture and building consultancy practices, with experience dating back to 1835.
Leaf and Bean Coffee Co Pavilion, Frankfurt
Leaf and Bean Coffee Co Pavilions, Waldspielpark Heinrich-Kraft-Park, Frankfurt, Germany, by Turkish Architect Öznur Pınar Çer’s firm MASK Architects: innovative, sustainable & contemporary approaches to integrate nature with architecture.
MK:U Masterplan Visions Competition, Milton Keynes
MK:U International Design Competition, Milton Keynes, UK – shortlisted architects for architecture contest for ‘new model’ university in heart of the city incl OMA, WilkinsonEyre, Hopkins Architects, Hawkins\Brown, KCAP, Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands & AECOM.
Brii Biosciences Global R&D Center Beijing Building
Brii Biosciences Global R&D Center Beijing, China, by LI Yiming Architect, QUCESS Design: what is a fine architectural space? “A fine architectural space must be evaluated from two different aspects: visual perception and user experience.
Palo Alto Residence in California, New Residence
A young couple approached Studio VARA to design their Palo Alto Residence – a new ground-up residence for their busy family of five on a prominent yet petite corner lot in Old Palo Alto.
GN House, Rishon LeZion Residence, Israel
GN House, Rishon LeZion Residence, Israel, design by Erez Segalovitz Architecture, surrounded by 1940s houses built with sloping roofs covered by concrete tiles, the property stands out with its bright color and modernist simple shape.
Folding Residence, Longgang District, Shenzhen
Folding Residence, Longgang, Shenzhen, contemporary Bantian apartment, China, by GE Design architects: “we might don’t know whether the parallel world exists or not, but if it does exist, we’re not sure it is completely parallel to our world, or it is mirrored or rotated.”
Plaza 1821 and Hive City Docks, Liverpool Waters
Topping out of £21m residential development, Plaza 1821 at Princes Dock, part of £5.5 billion Liverpool Waters scheme, for Regenda Group and Your Housing Group, design by Manchester architects Hodder and Partners
Trailbend Taproom in Seattle, Washington Bar
Occupying 1,700 square-feet of the ground floor of the new mixed-use Klotski building designed by Graham Baba Architects the ever-rotating array of 42 tap beers take center stage.
Dreams-Chasing, Life & Art Showroom
Designed by AD ARCHITECTURE the project is located inside a mall in the suburbs. The space is mainly targeted for displaying furniture and mattresses. The designer defines it as life & art showroom.
Battersea Power Station Terrace, London Gardens
Battersea Power Station Roof Terrace by LDA: panoramic views from one of Europe’s largest roof terraces, part of the transformation of Grade II* London industrial icon.
Sheraton Shenzhen Nanshan, Xili Hotel Building
Sheraton Shenzhen Nanshan building, China, design by CCD / Cheng Chung Design (HK): the architects imagine the design based on “mountain, water and cloud”, waterscape surrounded by bamboos.
Roosevelt High School Portland, Oregon
Bassetti Architects’ renovation and expansion of the Roosevelt High School campus was undertaken in three phases to ensure that the school remained in operation throughout the project.
Holland Park House in London Property Extension
Designed by Architecture for London The Holland Park House project included a rear extension in matching brick, internal refurbishment and new landscaping.
Rest House on the Mornington Peninsula
The Rest House in Flinders is the result of the friendship between the clients and architects, Tim Spicer and Col Bandy. Their shared love of sailing and the Victorian coastline inspired the form of this house situated by the sea.
Partiggiano the Social Foodie Club Valencia
Designed by CuldeSac Custom a corner of Italy in Valencia. Innovative, cheerful, eco and passionate. This is how Partiggiano the Social Foodie Club, breaks into the on-trade market.
The Noble Quran Oasis in Madinah, KSA
Design: Rafael de La-Hoz, architects. The theoretical concept comes from the holiness of the Quran itself in which the book is never to touch the ground but to be lifted by one’s hands or placed on a base.