Discover new Lithuania architecture projects with building news and architectural images, plus architects background. Find interesting Baltic coast architectural projects from across this small North East European country.
We feature Business Stadium Central in Vilnius designed by London’s Zaha Hadid Architects. The City of Vilnius has granted approval for this property by the Lithuanian developer Hanner. Uusing a popular public square adjacent to the site the property development witll form a new gathering place for the city.
Lastly take a look at KIWI by PUPA – Public Urbanism Personal Architecture
It is a platform that allows local communities to control their street traffic in a democratic way with real time implementation. The mission is to empower local residents and businesses to democratically decide what kind of street they want to live in.
Designed by arches Moving Cubes House offers a corridor like a spine connecting spaces of different functions. The inter-mini spaces – courtyards are created as the different cubes pass through each other. The interior spaces open up to the others – the private courtyard spaces.
KILD architects designed Užvingio Island Bridge which will connect Vingis Park with the Lithuanian Exhibition and Congress Center Litexpo over the Neris River in Lithuania.
Nemunas Island International Design Competition winning design by KILD Architects – Kaunas architecture contest seeking innovative proposals for a pedestrian and cycle route connecting the city centre and Science Island with the industrial south bank of the river.
New building by KILD Architects: a housing quarter silhouette defined by the Rokantiskiu hill‘s topography, where the mountain is the main characteristic element dictating the layout of the components.
Architecture Contest finalists news: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, Adam Khan Architects and UAB Paleko Archstudija + UAB Baltic Engineers. Competition to submit concept designs for a substantial new building for this leading Lithuanian city including a world-class concert venue.
Architects YCL Studio have used tiled wall to divide an apartment in Vilnius into two zones, each with its own distinctive atmosphere.
Architects: 2XJ. The new interior design for the Martynas Mažvydas National Library of Lithuania was created in the context of the renovation of the building which was originally constructed in 1963.
€25m National Science and Innovation Centre of Lithuania in Kaunas, known as Science Island: online gallery launched by the architecture competition organiser.
Science Island is a project in Kaunas, Lithuania designed as an icon of the paradigm between the natural landscape, mankind’s intrinsic curiosity of the complexity of the universe, and the responsibility human have within it by Alper Derinbogaz.
Design contest entry by Architects of Invention for new €25m National Science and Innovation Centre of Lithuania in Kaunas: the most popular design contest ever in Lithuania with 144 design team entries.
Architects: Bread studio. The suggested building will be located at the opposite end of the stadium on the Science Island. This will form another attraction on the island, and allow for further developments between the two anchor facilities.
Architectural firm Arches has recently created a modern, eco-friendly house within close proximity to Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania and the country’s largest city.
Design: G.Natkevičius and Partners, architects. The client bought a site where an old yellow brick lodge stood. Cleaning off the plaster revealed ancient bricks. Because of the historical value of this house it was preserved by wrapping it with an outer glass shape.
Design: Studio Libeskind, Architects. Downtown Tower-k18B is a “harmonious progression of glass volumes” – an 18-storey tower above a 6-storey podium, connected by a luminous glass-covered galeria, according to the architects.
Design: Uostamiescio projektas. On the top of the building the roof cafe with a terrace was designed offering a view to the Curonian lagoon and the Baltic sea. Over the dolphin living space the sunroof was installed, dropping the maximum amount of light into the pool area.
Design: UAB, architects. The Palanga concert hall’s round white facade not only gives sense of lightness to a relatively big volume, but also highlights a valuable historic building by forming a contrasting background to it.
Design: Studio Libeskind, Architects. Surrounded by a new public piazza located steps away from the historic medieval city, the 3,100 sqm museum stands as an expression of Vilnius past and present.