Low Line Design Competition: London’s emerging world-class walkway and destination traces the path of the Victorian railway viaducts through Bankside, London Bridge and Bermondsey: RIBA international design competition.
The Fundamental House project by Sandbox Studio is a compact ‘forever house’ designed for a couple of retirees. Its environmental design and space-efficient planning make good use of the site, allowing them to live near their children.
Scandinavian architecture practice White Arkitekter has won an architectural competition for Jönköping Bathhouse; an all-season bathhouse building on the shores of Lake Vättern, in the city of Jönköping in southern Sweden.
Seattle mansion refurbishment project by Stuart Silk Architects, a house known as the Harvard-Belmont Residence. The concrete residence was originally built in 1910 for noted Seattle entrepreneur, Samuel R. Hill.
When entering the restaurants, diners go through a foyer that gives ASMA a “sidewalk café” style effect where people can sit by the shop front and have conversations as other shoppers stroll by. ASMA Dubai Mall, Middle Eastern Restaurant in UAE by H2R Design Architects.
Floating Hotel Anji County, China, design by MORE Architecture: in mountainous Anji, Zhejiang province, a rural hideout three hours from Shanghai, a boutique hotel floating between the hills, within a bamboo forest.
Designed by architects MoGS, Quincho M in Nuñez neighborhood: the new Buenos Aires property is on a lot that functions as an expansion area for an existing house on the adjacent lot.
New London 2144 competition: to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the iconic London landmark, Tower Bridge is calling all designers, artists, engineers and architects, to reimagine their vision for the London skyline 125 years from now.
New Sverdlovsk Philharmonic Concert Hall in Yekaterinburg, Russia, building design by Zaha Hadid Architects: The cultural and artistic centre is Russia’s third largest economy, located east of the Ural Mountains.
reTHINKING Notre Dame Competition: is this global disaster an opportunity to collectively rethink the role of heritage in today’s culture? Are these great monuments, a system of immunity of cities against a culture of waste and immediate obsolescence?
Science Center Lund – Danish architectural firm COBE wins international competition for a new science museum in the Swedish university city of Lund. Constructed in wood the fully CO2-neutral building has potential to become a future icon of sustainability.
Designed by Eastern Design Office the site of the Hotel Ninja Black is located in the city center of Kyoto, just west of the Kyoto Imperial Palace, in an area populated with houses, small shops, apartment buildings, and hotels.
The Royal Wharf Pier wins Transport & Infrastructure (Unbuilt winner) category at 2019 New London Awards. Developed by Ballymore & Oxley and designed by Nex—, it’s a new riverboat terminal and public space on the Thames.
Stone Solar Studio, a 670 sf one-bedroom modern eco-friendly Detached Accessory Dwelling Unit (DADU) built to respond to Seattle’s housing crisis: solar powered by design project designed by Wittman Estes Architecture + Landscape with NODE.