Architects: Tate Harmer’s design for a new £8.5million hotel at The Eden Project, in Cornwall, has received planning permission. The scheme, set to complete in 2018, will comprise 109-bedrooms, a restaurant and education rooms.
Architects: BuckleyGrayYeoman. The listed terrace at 1-5 Cromwell Place, which include the home and studio of the celebrated British painter, Sir John Lavery, will see the creation an innovative new gallery cluster providing offices, exhibition spaces, art storage and viewing rooms.
Design: 3LHD, Architects. Two A+Awards for this building that is partially dug into the ground and covered with earthen embankments from its outer edges, inspired by the city’s historic center “Karlovac star”.
Design: Form4 Architecture, architects. A dream site on the California coast at Big Sur, that magical strip of land below the Monterey Basin holding sparse traces of human occupation.
As the Lead Designer, Benoy will oversee the design of the major redevelopment of David Jones’ iconic Elizabeth Street store in the heart of Sydney’s CBD.
New image of building design for Axel Springer’s new media centre in Berlin. The building will embody Axel Springer’s corporate shift from print to digital media, and will create a new hub. OMA was one of three architecture studios shortlisted in this architectural competition.
Architects: Consortium Lemay and Atelier 21
An innovative Canadian first for a heritage preservation project of its size, the new glass envelope that will protect the Grand Théâtre de Québec is a Lemay and Atelier 21 consortium design and the winning solution in the cultural complex’s architectural competition.
Architects: ATELIER BRÜCKNER. The Hyundai Motorstudio Goyang has opened its doors. It is the largest centre of automotive culture in Korea, a brand world used by car maker Hyundai to present itself to a broad public.
Architects: RMJM
The new campus will be located in the Guangming District, where the Dongguan Yellow River meets the Gongzhu Mountain, and will house medical and science facilities for 20,000 students.
Design: Gluckman Tang Architects. This 165,000-sqft exhibition and art storage facility for contemporary art adapts the economical and flexible building system of industrial sheds and the scale, massing, and form of early industrial mill buildings.
Architects: Aedas. Located on the north bank of Suzhou Creek and within the business area across Sichuan North Road and Zhapu Road in Shanghai, Aedas-design Shanghai Landmark Center enjoys a prime location with excellent views towards the Northern Bund and Huangpu River.
Design: John Robertson Architects. Work has begun on John Robertson Architects’ renovation of Bracken House for Obayashi Corporation, with contractor McLaren beginning strip out works ahead of a refit that will complete in 2018.
Milan Design Week 2017 news – The Norwegian way of using street furniture to create accessible and attractive public spaces makes its way to the European scene.
Design contest launched for an alternative masterplan with proposals sought from across the architecture profession. The Royal Mail put Mount Pleasant up for sale, along with a consented scheme by four leading architects.
Architects: Henning Larsen. The vision is to turn Lindholmen into an area full of contrasts where students, business people and inhabitants can benefit from each other within the neighborhood.
Design: Fentress Architects – major building elements are aligned as a campus connected by The Boulevard, a passenger walkway central to the terminal surrounded by gardens, fountains, art and a beautiful architectural skylight.
Design: Benoy
Benoy is honoured to announce that Parc Central has been recognised with the top award at the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) China Awards this year.