Designed by Gray Puksand, the new Greater Shepparton Secondary College in Victoria, will create nearly 300 jobs at the peak of construction and will deliver the exceptional facilities students, teachers and staff deserve.
Sechser Nightclub Vienna design by Söhne&Partner Architects: new cosmopolitan nightclub in the Austrian capital city, transforms two underground floors of former Palais Palffy nightclub completely from scratch.
Interior Design by Ward 5 Design, The Long Beach House is a contemporary beach front three-story new build construction house in Long Beach NY serves as a year round communal holiday home.
The Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao to reopen next Monday, June 1. This bold Spanish building is one of the most famous 20th century buildings globally. It is credited with the current phenomenon of so-called ‘iconic architecture’.
New Vilnius Concert Hall Design, Lithuania, by Naza Arquitectura y Diseño protects the four facades of the existing building, and forms a new external façade of translucent glass.
Re-starting construction after Covid-19: Richard Hyams, founder of Astudio Architects, London, discusses how modular can be an effective solution to address the significant health fears around re-starting building projects.
Greenland developments – best new North Atlantic buildings & architects – key Greenlandic architecture information, projects: index page for architectural designs
The Brae Houses in Pine Harbour Marina, Auckland, design by Stevens Lawson Architects, are 12 gabled houses embody a strong yet consistent suburban feel with honest, unadorned and low maintenance materials.
New House in Clovelly, a small beach-side suburb of Sydney, New South Wales: timber-clad ‘forever home’ for a young couple, situated with some gorgeous ocean views over the beaches.
Redcliffe Way Bristol shared space news: bold reclamation of a dual carriageway proposed by a Bristol community and LDA Design – radical changes support more walking and cycling.
Pandemic Dwelling Design Competition news: the house remains the place where we spend most of our lives and experience architecture, learning to connect to it through emotions.
TIRPITZ – a sanctuary in the sand, acting as a gentle counterbalance to the dramatic war history of the site in Blåvand on the west coast of Denmark, by architects: BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group.
Extended by architects Atelier Tišnovka Catholic Gymnasium in Třebíč, required specialized classrooms, teacher’s offices and labs. The proposed archetypal shape integrates the basic proportion features of the historical buildings of the monastery.
Reconfigured and extended by DF_DC, Elliott Square House in Northwest London, opens up the plan creating long, continuous spaces served by built-in joinery elements.