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Construction has started on ENOTA Architects recent winning proposal for a Central park in Slovenian coastal town of Koper. The basic building blocks of the new city park are monolithic, undulating urban elements.
After huge controversy back in 2012, Aberdeen city council once again seeks an architectural solution. Planning application was unanimously approved for proposal by LDA Design for enhancing the city’s Victorian park in the Denburn Valley.
HASSELL has been appointed as design partner for the development of a critical urban area within the new Qianhai business district of Shenzhen, one of China’s important ‘gateway’ cities.
Make transformed Rathbone Square into a development of residential, office, retail & public space. Harmonising the area’s architecture & 18th-century streetscapes while opening up new public realm.
Planning consent won by Manchester-based architects SimpsonHaugh and landscape specialists Planit-IE to create new urban quarter in the city. Great Northern Warehouse and Square Project Masterplan by Will Alsop’s aLL Design.
AZC and SPLAAR propose a diversity of volumetric devices, duplexes, lofts, houses, terraces, balconies, loggias, gardens … The new entity offers an architectural variety which responds to the urban scale of the site as well as to the domestic character of its program.
Jacob’s Ladder is a stunning new sculpture by Gerry Judah for the thousand-acre open-air Gibbs Farm Sculpture Park in Kaipara Harbour, near Auckland in New Zealand. Gerry made his name with the wonderful Central Sculpture for Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Adare Manor’s redevelopment by ReardonSmith Architects and ReardonSmith Landscape launches its new legacy as Ireland’s leading luxury resort. How to play golf!
Cabins scattered randomly over the forest, Fan Life designed them in different shapes and styles, so as to appeal to travelers with different approaches to connect with nature.
Designed by Valerie Schweitzer Architects Bubble Shade are clear-stained aluminum pods with wide openings and oculi at their roofs provide a sequence of refuges for a park, urban plaza or backyard. They are modules that may increase in number depending on the size of the site and the need for shade.
Designed by VSarquitectura the square covers a parking roof had to substitute a public space conceived for occasional mass acts, but on the everyday terms was always empty.
PPJHM Architects have designed an agricultural educational facility for the Coachella Valley Unified School District. Intense climate mitigation and the revitalization of an agricultural community define the Agriculture + Natural Resources Academy.
DIALOG architecture news – newstudio architecture inc. and DIALOG join forces: as of April 1, the firms will merge and operate as one from DIALOG’s Edmonton studio.
West 8 Landscape Architects, contemporary Dutch architectural office – urban design studio news archive – West 8 Landscape Architects Holland: Dutch urban designers, Netherlands projects info + images
Four Rivers, Three Winners: The City of Québec has presented the three winning teams in the Reinventing Our Rivers competition. An international jury, led by architect Jandrik Hoesktra from the Netherlands, was assembled to select the winners.
Singapore ‘low line’ version of New York’s famous High Line, but 10 times as long, with 24km of disused rail corridor transformed as public parkland, design by Nikken Sekkei Architects.
The site is one of only a few locations in the world where the ancient sea bed is still visible after tectonic activity elevated the bed to a 100 metres above sea level. Arup and Grimshaw have worked with the existing natural ridges and ravines.