Mexican Embassy Berlin Building, Architect
Serrano was son of the architect Francisco J. Serrano. He studied at Universidad Iberoamericana until 1960. Afterwards he worked together with José Nava in the bureau of his father.
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Serrano was son of the architect Francisco J. Serrano. He studied at Universidad Iberoamericana until 1960. Afterwards he worked together with José Nava in the bureau of his father.
Australia House, The Strand Building, London, Photo, Design, Property, Image Australia House London The Strand Architecture: High Commission of Australia in London, England, UK 23 Aug 2009 Australia House The Strand Date built: 1913-18 Design: Alexander Marshall Mackenzie photographs © Nick Weall High Commission of Australia in London Interior was used as Gringotts Bank in … Read more
The RIBA announce the shortlist of buildings for the Lubetkin Prize, the prize given to the best building built by an RIBA member architect outside the UK: British High Commission Sri Lanka, design by Richard Murphy Architects.
MJP have re-planned the British Embassy Compound in Bangkok, to provide 7,000sqm of new residential accommodation, recreational facilities and staff amenities for the Foreign & Commonwealth Office.
The Swiss government bought 800m2 area at one of the high rises of Istanbul. They wanted Tuncer Cakmakli Architects to take responsibility of the application process and site control beside designing according to functions.
The design, expressed in a spiralling form, folds around a central protected courtyard and twists up and outwards to form the Embassy’s public entrance invoking a sense of calm assurance.
The building has been pushed to the edge of an orthogonal, gently sloping site so as to leave room for a walled garden. Since this is the southern hemisphere, the building opens up to the cooler south side while its north face is much more closed, designed to admit light while keeping the heat at bay.
Swiss Embassy Washington DC building design by Steven Holl Architects + Rüssli Architekten A.G. – Swiss Embassy America, Washington DC, USA
The Netherlands, having sold their former embassy site after the War, was free to choose anew and preferred Roland Ufer in Mitte, the oldest Berlin settlement, next to the (new) government district of their main trade partner.