Salvation Army Chelmsford Building, Essex
Hudson Architects’ new building for the Salvation Army in Chelmsford is the first Citadel Corps building designed in a contemporary idiom using modern methods of construction
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Hudson Architects’ new building for the Salvation Army in Chelmsford is the first Citadel Corps building designed in a contemporary idiom using modern methods of construction
Spring Gardens is a unique, state-of-the-art homeless facility comprising 2 new buildings forming a quadrangle on 4 sides of a beautiful new landscaped garden in Lewisham.
Designed by Esther Sperber of Studio ST Architects and Guy Zucker of Z-A Studio, the renovation includes a new entry lobby, fitness center, locker rooms and offices. The scheme conceptualizes the building as a series of sandwiched bands of multiple programs.
Avelgem Community Centre, Gent Building, Belgium – design by Dierendonckblancke architecten – Community Centre SpiKkerelle architecture, Belgian development
Sean O’Casey Community Centre, Dublin building design by O’Donnell and Tuomey Architects – series of spaces as resource and representation for the community of the East Wall, including a theatre, day-care, crèche, educational and recreational facilities. Irish architecture news.
In 2002 I wrote to the Taipei City Government that they will die. This was mainly because of ecological reasons. When the modern man loses his connection to the nature, he will die.
The John McAslan Family Trust is currently heading the transformation of the derelict, Grade B-listed Burgh Hall in Dunoon, a gem of Victorian civic architecture by Glaswegian architect Robert Bryden.
London Eye architects, Marks Barfield, have completed an iridescent innovation centre in Lincoln. Client Lincoln City Council wanted to develop the site, located within easy walking distance of the university and the City Centre, into a flagship development to stimulate high value, science based employment use.
This 74,000 square foot youth center, located in one of Chicago’s poorest neighborhoods, demonstrates a commitment to social progress in providing a constructive environment for area youths to spend their after-school hours.
The Core Barnsley, VAB Building, Image, Architect, Design, HQ, Photo The Core Barnsley : Voluntary Action Barnsley HQ Yorkshire Offices Development, north England, UK – design by Bond Bryan Architects 12 Jan 2009 The Core – VAB Headquarters Cutting edge building makes a powerful statement in central Barnsley A striking new £5.4 million building, designed … Read more
The large Science Library forms a major part of the building and it houses the departmental libraries of the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry, which were formerly independent, as well as the Pihlajamäki branch of the Helsinki City Library.
The dormitory for the staff of the NGO Magic Bus will be located in the valley below the Karjat Dam. Sited on the tip of a small plateau it overlooks paddy fields and sleepy villages.
Situated in the East End of London, the Centre will house £2 million worth of state-of-the-art rapid prototyping and digital manufacturing equipment for use by architects, designers and other businesses.
Sjakket Youth House. A base camp for immigrant youth is to occupy a former factory building. The exterior twin peak silhouette and gables are subject to rules of preservation.
Priory Park in St. Neots, Cambridgeshire has become home to a new publicly-funded creative workspace building designed by 5th Studio architects. The project will be the home of Creative Exchange, a new set of shared workspaces aimed at nurturing the West Cambridgeshire’s creative workers and innovators.
This building is for the medical faculty of Yamaguchi University. It commemorates the 50th anniversary of the institution and was donated by the alumni association.
This is a 470-seat pachinko hall in a commercial area near the center of Nagoya. In part because of their flashy exteriors, suburban pachinko halls have attracted a great deal of attention in recent years, but this project involved the rebuilding of an existing facility in the middle of the city.