Van der Valk Hotel in Amsterdam accommodation
Designed by Wiel Arets Architects the hotel occupies a long-empty, triangular shaped site, progress pictures on the Van der Valk Hotel in Amsterdam’s Zuidas District.
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Anglicare’s St James Chapel in Castle Hill
Designed by Jackson Teece the new St James Chapel is pinned delicately to the sloped site at four points, it imbues a sense of stillness, calm and strength.
Gazing House in Scarborough Junction, Toronto
Designed by RZLBD Gazing House in eastern Toronto gazes at the neighbourhood through the eyes of two symmetrical windows, punctured on the mass cantilevered above the main floor.
Isenberg School of Management Business Hub
New Business Innovation Hub at University of Massachusetts Amherst building design by BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group with Goody Clancy: 70,000 sqft of hyper-collaborative study and social space.
Casa La Cuesta Cordoba
Contemporary house in La Cuesta, Calera, Córdoba by Arias Ranea architect, a home on a piece of land with a slope of 38% – set around a long retaining wall, with arrival by car to the living level.
Sui Han San You Restaurant in Shantou City
Designed by Jingu Phoenix Space Planning Organization the Sui Han San You Restaurant project is an upscale restaurant serving private home-style cuisine, located in Shantou, China.
King’s School in Bruton, Somerset
Architects Levitt Bernstein has transformed a disused corner of the King’s School in Bruton site to create a new building for all of the school’s musical facilities.
Sanhe Kindergarten in Beijing, China
Designed by Obra Architects Sanhe Kindergarten is configured as a faceted arc following the daily path of the sun. In China it is believed that a child not exposed to enough sunlight will grow up to develop intellectual handicaps.
The Pavillon Ouest Bromont, Québec spa & pool
The Pavillon Ouest in Bromont, Québec designed and built by architectural firm Blouin Tardif Architecture Environnement, the West Pavilion has a large terrace, hot tub and Turkish bath with views over Lac Gale.
Hillside View House in Cape Town by ARRCC
For local design studio ARRCC, who executed the project, it was the homeowner’s affinity for colours – and a multitude of materials – that informed the creative journey.
Erskineville House in Sydney, Residence
Designed by Andrew Burns Architecture the Erskineville House consists of a full rebuild of a terrace house on a compact inner city site. The key challenge of the project was to introduce natural light into the core of the dwelling, achieved through the incorporation of a central lightwell.
Hotel Mercer 5* in Seville Accommodation
Designed by Cruz y Ortiz Arquitectos the Hotel Mercer 5* project has consisted in the transformation of a XIX century palazzo into a boutique hotel with only 12 rooms.
Lion International Kindergarten Guangzhou
Designed by VMDPE the Lion International Kindergarten Project is located in an old residential community in the Tianhe District of Guangzhou. Surrounded by old-fashioned houses, the community itself lacks a venue for children’s activities.
Technology Yard in České Budějovice, Bohemia
Designed by boq architekti, the Technology Yard is the starting point of a sale and storage compound on the periphery of České Budějovice – the effort with the was to “do it a bit differently”.