Bufalini Street Loft Florence, Tuscany
Design: FABBRICANOVE Architetti
The Loft on Bufalini Street in Florence, in the very historical centre of the city, is the result of the restoration of an ex-music hall.
Armaze Luxury Housing Porto
Architects: Pedra Liquida. Among a set of dwelling buildings this one stood out by the austerity of its facade and the large and free open interior, characteristics of an old iron warehouse
MoMA PS1 Young Architects Program 2017
MoMA PS1 2017 Young Architects Program winner news – Jenny Sabin Studio selected in annual competition hosted by The Museum of Modern Art and MoMA PS1 that fosters innovative architecture.
Al Shaheed Park in Kuwait Landscape
Design: Ricardo Camacho + STROOP, architects – new photos. The reconversion of a formal garden by Kuwait Amiri Diwan was built in the early 1960’s, to celebrate the city’s modernization, and named as “Shaheed Garden” after Saddam’s Invasion in memory of the war martyrs.
Summit Haus in Park City, Utah residence, USA
Architects: Park City Design+Build – with rising carbon emissions leading to global warming, this house strives to show that sensible, good design can create spaces adequate for today’s housing demands while adhering to strict standards.
Dubai Skyscraper Designs, UAE Towers
Dubai skyscrapers designs, UAE towers up to 2012 – new high-rise developments in the Middle East – Dubai skyscraper building designs, UAE high-rise property: tall Middle East architecture.
Lower Lodge Gatehouse Bristol Building
Two year restoration of handsome Grade II listed gatehouse completed by Austin-Smith:Lord. The Gothic revival building was formerly on Historic England’s ‘Heritage at Risk’ register.
The Atrium Greenwood Plaza, North Sydney
Design: The Buchan Group, architects. The initial design concept was inspired by the stoma cell, incorporating discrete, varied zones to offer relief and contrast from the pace and rigid structure of the North Sydney business district.
A’ Design Awards & Competition Call 2016 – 2017
The International A’ (A-Prime) Design Award is the world’s largest event for design, innovation and creativity: it brings together the very best architects, designers, innovators, design press and institutions from countries across the globe.
Bruce C. Bolling Municipal Building, Roxbury
Design: Mecanoo, Architects / Sasaki Associates. Winner of Harleston Parker Medal, Boston’s most prestigious architecture prize.. Three historic facades have been integrated into the all-sided complex with elegantly curved corners.
Music Arts and Cultural Quarter Sunderland
Design: Flanagan Lawrence, Architects. New auditorium building been granted planning approval and funding: Arts Council England awards a £6m grant through the National Lottery to the Sunderland Music, Arts and Culture (MAC) Trust towards the cost of the £8.2m building.
Wooden Supermarket in Liège, Belgium
Design: MDW ARCHITECTURE with H+G Architects. New sustainable wooden supermarket in Liège, a simple typology handled with ambition and craftiness, becomes a subtle operation of urban acupuncture that heals the place where it is built.
Katuaq Cultural Centre of Greenland Nuuk
Architects: Schmidt Hammer Lassen. When opened in 1997 the building provided for the first time a cultural and artistic meeting place for both locals, the international Inuit community and visitors from all over the world.
Kuwait Skyscraper Building Photos: Towers
Kuwait skyscraper architecture photos – more tall building images from around this city including pictures of the key skyscraper buildings: Gulf high-rise architecture
Kipco Tower Kuwait City Skyscraper
The 6-storey building has a sleek form that billows out. The curtain wall facade is peppered with primary coloured panels. Also known as the United Tower it was designed by KEO International Consultants with KPF.
Calton Hill Hotel Edinburgh Building
Design: Hoskins Architects. New architectural designs for the controversial proposed hotel at Edinburgh’s former Royal High School have been revealed, with a reduction in scale.
Newport Street Gallery London: Damien Hurst
Brick Awards winner, design by Caruso St John Architects, London. Conversion of a street of listed industrial buildings into a free public gallery for artist Damien Hirst. Winner of Stirling Prize 2016.