The team at AR Design Studio proposed an extension and reformation that would collect everything together in an elegant form. The modern and antique are joined by a glazed link that sits between the existing house and the new anexe.
The building design by architects Park + Associates is imagined as a Chinese landscape painting, using composition of background, mid-ground, and foreground, to create a more layered visual experience. Purely visual pleasure translates into an experiential built form.
The property is boxed in by neighboring houses, with a lack of natural light and dampness. Locating facades set back from surrounding properties would allow more natural light, but the design would be an alien element into the neighborhood. Instead, the home design maintains the densely packed atmosphere.
Cushman & Wakefield appoints Despina Katsikakis to a client-advisory role. She is an industry-leading expert on the impact of the workplace on business performance. She has led innovation, research and implementation of transformative business environments and exemplary real estate developments worldwide for over 30 years.
C.F. Møller Architects Solar-powered School of the Future is located on a prominent site in Copenhagen’s new Nordhavn district. The modern educational architecture links the school with the urban environment, and give the school an open ambiance.
VÈLO7 are interested in offering best quality bicycles to their customers, they wanted to create a unique place that would reflect their common fascination. This job was entrusted to a befriended studio – mode:lina™.
Gallery in Kiyosato Villa With Exhibition Space: C.S.S. – Container Structure System building in Japan – design by Satoshi Okada Architects – Kiyosato Villa Gallery.
Orms has received planning permission to enliven 3 Broadgate, transforming an important public link between two bustling public spaces; Broadgate Circle and Finsbury Avenue Square.
The Z structures provides a public area for the modern Agricultural Park in Jinshan. The structure links multiple agricultural projects and provides different activities for visitors. The veranda, an essential element in traditional Chinese gardening, has been selected as the theme of the design.
The competition honours outstanding products in all areas of interior design, looking for innovative excellence. The contest is aimed at interior design, interior architecture & furnishing sectors. The German Design Council has created a platform for linking architects and property developers with the furniture industry.
Jo da Silva of Arup, awarded The Institution of Structural Engineers’ 2017 Gold Medal. The prize recognises the outstanding leadership she has provided as both a structural and humanitarian engineer. She co-ordinated over 100 humanitarian agencies to provide transitional shelter in Sri Lanka after the Indian Ocean Tsunami.
Translation of a traditional Indian facade pattern (Jali) using digital simulations into an iterative processes to create a responsive built form. Sustainability is central to the design by Studio Symbiosis Architects, via optimized natural lighting, cross ventilation and heat gain reduction. Landscape flows inside the building through an urban lobby.
The prestigious international awards return with a refreshed identity and a total prize fund of 39,000 euros distributed between three categories: Architecture, Interior Design and Final Degree Project.
The building design concept by as Arquitectura & R79 was to create architecture presented as the firm’s signature image, with a simple contemporary emerging from a white prism that starts unfolding; truly representing everything that the office lives, and allowing users to enjoy its great spatiality
Tallinn is one of the fastest growing ports in Europe, meeting an increasing demand for its services due to its success as a growing hub for cruise ship and ferry passengers as well as cargo. Zaha Hadid Architects wins the Masterplan 2030 competition for the Old City Harbour in the port.
One of Europe’s leading women architects, Manuelle Gautrand, is named as this year’s Laureate of The European Prize for Architecture for her body of works that celebrate boldness and non-conformity in a world torn by extreme modernity and a reactionary return to the past.
Located in a landmarked 1884 warehouse this light-filled design is by Andrew Franz Architect. The top floor and roof are reconceived as an inviting home with a fluid outdoor connections. Features include a retractable glass roof, heavy timber columns and a new roof garden.