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Barbican Estate London, Sixties Housing, Brutalist Buildings, Architecture, Photos, Architect Barbican Estate, London Brutalist Architecture in England – design by Chamberlin, Powell & Bon Barbican Estate London Photos – 24 Oct 2016 24 Oct 2013 Barbican Estate London Completed: 1982 Architects: Chamberlin, Powell and Bon Location: City of London, England Article by Amit Khanna, of … Read more
This residential development uses simple timber-clad blocks and thoughtful landscaping to create good new communities. This former industrial zone south of the city centre now contains 30 homes in 4 blocks by LAN.
Zac Seine Arche : Nanterre Housing + Chapel Development in Paris, France – design by ECDM architects
The existence of two high-rise buildings in close proximity to the project had a contextual impact on our design. We have suggested raising the height limit of the building’s corner for bringing harmony between our proposal and the neighbouring structures that were built in 1960s.
Low-cost housing for the aged, disability architecture – article by Joel Solkoff, 13 Oct 2013 – disability access: housing for the elderly
Glavovic Studio, a leading Fort Lauderdale-based architecture, urban design and planning firm, has recently won two prestigious awards for its Kennedy Homes Affordable Housing Project
New Yorker Hotel Student Commons: 481 8th Avenue and 34th Street, Manhattan. The New Yorker Hotel Student Commons occupies half of a 20,000-square-foot, full-floor renovation of the sixth floor of the New Yorker Hotel in midtown Manhattan.
These new residential buildings contain up/down duplex townhouses: the project combines strongly articulated blocks with a pleasant environment at street level.
Via Verde is a revolutionary mixed-use, mixed income residential development in the South Bronx. The project showcases high-quality innovative green design while also providing affordable housing for low and moderate income households.
230 Halsey Street has been designed with bright classrooms full of natural light to promote learning and it is intended to become the center of an active, 24-hour neighborhood.
Outline planning permission was approved by Ealing Council on the 14th August for an extension to the countryside park at Northala Fields, Northolt. The new area of park will be linked across Kensington Road by a foot and cycle bridge giving access to the new mound
The architects-cum-developers brought their particular skills in the housing sector to bear on this block of four dwellings and demonstrated how such schemes should be delivered – beautifully. They were so pleased with the results that they decided to live in one of them
The new building takes place on the east Side of Paris, a new area build over rail tracks. All the difficulty was to make a construction without any foundation.
The overarching goal of the project is to make architectural provisions for versatile frameworks and for adaptations to them corresponding to life’s different stages
Apartment Building With Gym, Prague: Czech Mixed Use Development design by DaM Architects. Parking is available in the building in the 2nd basement.
Na Vackove Residential Houses Prague: housing complex Vackov represents project which emerged from long-term research of residential qualities of the built environment.
Design: Paul Keogh Architects
Commissioned by Dublin City Council to replace a number of derelict 1960s flat blocks with a mixed tenure social housing development comprising apartments, houses and own door duplexes. This project redefines the neglected streetscape and creates a new shared and secure garden for the residents and their children.