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Heatherwick Studio was commissioned to design a café building to replace a seafront kiosk in Littlehampton, a traditional seaside town on England’s south coast. Exposed to weather and vandalism, the narrow site sits between the sea and a parade of houses
In the guise of the Hamburg Philharmonic Hall, Hamburg is acquiring a new and impressive concert house, one that seems destined to house one of the world’s ten best concert halls. This should be an outstanding location for performing classical music as well as jazz, world music and pop music.
The Eco-City project proposes to not only enhance Harburg’s current progression, but to set a new standard for environmentally forward construction of our built world.
Brighton West Pier, Picture, Building, Project, News, Design, Property, Image Brighton West Pier England : Architecture 3D Visualisation of Famous Structure, England, UK 7 Jul 2009 Brighton’s West Pier A Phoenix from the Ashes Never-seen-before images of Brighton’s West Pier have been released today, allowing a new generation to see Britain’s most famous pier – … Read more
The competition brief called for dramatic new seaside architecture with the intention to instigate coastal regeneration, part of a wider environmental improvement scheme led by Lincolnshire County Council
A series of pontoons reach into a thin stretch of water protected from the Mediterranean by a riot of huge concrete blocks, with a skeletal spine marking a boundary with the Auditoria Park just inland.
Graeme Massie Architects are confirmed as winners of the open competition to masterplan the Old Harbour of Reykjavik and Orfirisey, in Iceland.
With 200 ha, Copenhagen’s Northern harbor is today used as harbor, but expected to be transformed into a new Copenhagen neighborhood within the next 40 to 50 years. Fully developed, it will provide the living environment of 40.000 residents. 40.000 people will work there.
Major marina project completed in Portland The UK’s largest and most sustainable marina of its kind has been completed at Osprey Quay in Portland Harbour, Dorset, southern England, UK
More than just a project for Sydney, the NSW Government considers Barangaroo a site of State significance and will retain ownership and control to ensure that its renewal is managed for, and on behalf of, the public of New South Wales.
Benidorm is perhaps the singlemost paradigmatic Spanish city of the massive industry of leisure and tourism, a city of an extremely high density concentrated in a tiny territory.
International design and engineering consultancy, Atkins, has been awarded the architectural and infrastructure design on phase III of Durrat al Bahrain, a 20 km2 reclaimed series of paradise islands at the southern tip of Bahrain.
Swedish architects JM – Konrad Milton and Carl Jägnefält have won the Centre Pier, Galway Harbour Ideas Competition with their entry entitled ‘The Sky Pier – Unity in Duality’ coming out on top of a field of 117 entries.
The “Sea Front” project proposes to create a new space arrangement for the seaside area extending as long as 6 kilometers – design by Ivan Poliakov Architectural bureau, Russia
The Floating Stage (Project Name : ‘Diliter : Dancing Light and water’) located on the Han River is a stage with a seating capacity of 2200 people.
Urban Art Projects (UAP) has completed the 60 metre high ‘Breakwater Beacon’, the centre piece of a new US$7 billion world-class research institution for KAUST located at Thuwal Point.
New Brighton Waterfront design by Falconer Chester Hall: Wirral regeneration for Neptune Developments in Northwest England: waterfront architecture
On one hand a dock with numerous activities, where different equipments are already located, and where the fishermen departments to be added, can be one more scattered piece, building design by irisarri-piñera Architects.
