Design: Kleinewelt Architekten. The building was constructed in 1932 as a catering factory for workers. Later in 1950s, it was repurposed into pharmaceutical factory and later as offices. The original Constructivist appearance of the building had been completely destroyed.
The new learning and visitor resource will serve as a national conservation hub, using world-leading innovation to bring Scotland’s built heritage to life through technology and hands-on activities.
Design: Alison Brooks Architects / Arup, engineering. Using construction sized panels of hardwood CLT for the first time, this is a spectacular 34m long curved rectangular tube, the first ever hardwood mega-tube.
A new store selling women’s lingerie designed by architectural studio Dreamdesign (Kyiv, Ukraine), known for its love for simple luxury, sensual textures, and subtextual meanings.
New property designed by 6a architects with 3 buildings and gardens on a long thin site. The studio, offices & archive for photographer Juergen Teller form a light-filled, flexible, informal and welcoming set of spaces; with a natural flow and sociability.
The British Museum World Conservation and Exhibitions Centre is one of the largest redevelopment projects in the British Museum’s 260-year history. Designed by senior partner Graham Stirk, with partner John McElgunn as project architect, the building’s simple exterior belies the complexity of the site, and marks a new phase of the practice’s architectural output.
Multiplex appoints architecture practice Arney Fender Katsalidis as Executive Architect alongside concept architects make for 80 Charlotte Street and 65 Whitfield Street by Derwent London, at 380,000 sqft one of the largest construction projects in Fitzrovia, Central London.
Architects: CCTN Architectural Design Co. Ltd. The winter Olympics Plaza locates at the northwest part of the original factory, to the south of Fushi Road, to the north of Xin’an Street. The show lake at the north and the Shijingshan Mountain at the west bring about splendid natural landscape.
This building design by Baynes and Mitchell Architects champions progressive conservation, inventive re-use and adaptation of existing fabric. The historic fabric is respected, with the complex of buildings given a new lease of life.
Design proposal by OMI Architects to form two groups of buildings straddling a new public square. The development opens a pedestrian route from Chapel Street to the New Bailey area, Spinningfields and Manchester city centre. 375 apartments and 870sqm of commercial & retail space.
Architects: Keppie Design ; Masterplan by Niall McLaughlin Architects
£10m regeneration of riverside site as an office development to provide accommodation for around 350 workers.
SO – IL and Laisné Roussel architects win international architecture competition for Place Mazas site in Paris. The competition is part of Reinventer La Seine, a call for innovative riverside proposals at the intersection of architecture, creative urbanism and development.
The British Museum’s £135 m World Conservation and Exhibitions Centre shortlisted for the Stirling Prize. This new building redevelopment designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners provides world class facilities for visitors and researchers taking conservation, scientific research and collection management to a new level of excellence.
Design: CCTN. Natural environment around and the characteristics of architecture itself have been taken into full consideration to embody its own quality, increase productivity and improve the factory environment on the premise of harmony and unity.
Design: Rafael de La-Hoz Arquitectos. NH Hotel Group is expecting to open a new nhow hotel, the trendy lifestyle brand, in Frankfurt’s flourishing Europaviertel (European Quarter) in the exhibition centre
Design: Cooke Fawcett. The acclaimed young practice Cooke Fawcett has created a spectacular new viewing gallery and kiosk for Bold Tendencies, the arts space on the top of the now famous multi-storey car park in Peckham.
The 826 Valencia Tenderloin Center building recently designed by INTERSTICE Architects opened its doors on the corner of Leavenworth and Golden Gate in the heart of San Francisco’s Tenderloin Neighborhood.