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Design: BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group. New film – 360 degree VR experience, shot in 4K with commentary of the design from architect Bjarke Ingels. Recently awarded CTBUH Awards 2016 Best Tall Building Americas.
Design: AA Studio, Architects. Development partners Hogg Holdings and Vinci Partners USA announce that 287 East Houston Street, a striking and skillfully designed 28-unit residential condominium by AA Studio’s Aldo Andreoli, has come to market on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
Design: Richard Meier & Partners, Architects. In collaboration with Developer Sheldon Solow’s East River Realty Development is pleased to announce the design and construction of the new 685 First Avenue tower.
Design: Candalepas Associates. The character of Lane Cove may be seen to involve an engagement with the landscape and greening of a suburb, with a subdivision pattern that resulted in individual houses on land blocks of a little less than 1000sqm.
Design: Wingårdh, architects. It started in the 1990s with Arne Olson, a young man with a passion for ecology. The building is nine stories high with a load-bearing frame of solid wood from Martinsson’s, and the outside is entirely clad in cedar shingles. It looks like a wooden house.
Design: The Purple Ink Studio. The King’s House occupies a strategic location in the heart of Bangalore city, but the site is a quiet hideout from the hustle-bustle of its surroundings.
Design: Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. These luxury apartments offer outstanding views of the River Thames and London skyline. The six pavilions cover just over two hectares and more than three quarters of the site is dedicated to outdoor space.
Design: SUPERBLOCK, architects. The site of the former train station Nordbahnhof in the second district is currently considered one of the largest inner-city development areas in Vienna.
Design: David Chipperfield Architects. HFZ Capital Group and David Chipperfield Architects are pleased to announce the topping out of The Bryant, at 16 West 40th Street. Because of the landmark surroundings, The Bryant will be the last development on Bryant Park.
Design: Arqmov Workshop. The building is designed using imaginary aspects of public-private space. The building and its urban setting lead to spatial permeability between the two through an “urban pit stop”.
Design: Smart! and Heloisa Crocco
The building has metal blades forming louvers and the ground panel, drawn from the research of the artist Heloisa Crocco. Views of the street, the slides highlight the building of its neighbors.
Photographer Anton Rodriguez chronicled the homes of his fellow residents in a book, ‘Residents: Inside the Iconic Barbican Estate’: it offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives of his neighbours.
Design: MVRDV. The curved façades of these buildings take inspiration from rock formations. The project will add to the renewal of Greater Rennes, with the view of creating a socially united and welcoming riverside community.
Design: Rogers Partners Architects+Urban Designers. As one of the first new residential buildings in the Carroll Gardens neighborhood, Alchemy Properties Inc.’s development was designed to complement the fabric of the historic neighborhood.
Design: h2o architectes. This interior design and refurbishment project takes place in a 1960’s housing block built out of finely finished armed concrete. Unchanged since its construction, the ancient apartment followed a relatively classical distribution
Design: ADN Birou de Arhitectură, architects. The building searches to preserve, at its own scale, the porosity and “profoundness” of the deep, narrow plots, while also trying to capture part of the “collage”-like appearance of the surroundings.
Design: Studio Daniel Libeskind. The Sapphire occupies a corner on Chausseestrasse. It features large angular windows designed to catch maximum light, canted walls, and a metallic-coated ceramic façade.