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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.
Design: Zaha Hadid Architects. ZHA beat Massimiliano Fuksas, Studio Daniel Libeskind to win design for a new museum and cultural centre in Vilnius. The nternational art building will house pieces from Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, NYC, and the State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg.
Lithuanian office buildings: major new commercial property developments in Eastern Europe: Info + Images – Lithuanian office architecture, commercial properties
The Swedbank’s new head office building in Vilnius is located in a fairly recently developed but rapidly growing political, commercial and recreational centre of the Lithuanian capital, which was moved from its historical centre to the right bank of the Neris River.
Design: KLAP, architects. The architectural-plastic idea – cube conceptually gives sense to order, stability, strength, rigour, etc. This form best reflects the specifics of the object and creates an exceptionally suggestive and concentrated image of a law enforcement institution.
Design: Paleko Arch Studija, architects. A new triangular exhibition building is joined up to present pavilions. The grand hall is column-free, appropriate for various purposes. Also, a new conference hall, restaurant. Reconstructing exposition square.