Mixed-Use development designs
e-architect select mixed-use development designs – multifunctional complex buildings from around the world. Discover architecture projects information, news and pictures of the best new Mixed-use building designs globally.
The website features a selection of the best new mixed-Use development designs around the world, by respected designers.
3XN’s first North American highrise has been commissioned by a Canadian developer, One Properties in Toronto, Canada. The 43 stories tall building is planned for Toronto’s vibrant and historic Church and Wellesley district.
This major new 426,073 sqm mixed use, commercial office, residential, hotel, retail and cultural development jointly designed by Foster + Partners and Heatherwick Studio – is set to revitalise Shanghai’s waterfront.
The Memorial complex should not be just a symbol of past times like a grandiose statue but more like a modern monument fit for the XXI century which would additionally enrich and animate the society.
Design: Trevor Horne Architects / Broadway Malyan. Planning permission granted for £150m scheme that comprises three new buildings around a new public space, including a 27-storey tower.
The new building design by RLP Rüdiger Lainer + Partner Architects is the missing mosaic stone in the development area Sonnwendviertel. It is the beginning and transition to Helmut Zilk Park. Key challenges were high building density and a wide range of uses.
A new landscape is taking shape at the heart of White City in west London. The first phase of White City Living, designed by architect Patel Taylor for developer St James, is coming out of the ground.
Central Square development by DLA Design comprises 11 and eight-storey buildings that are joined by a sloped façade creating an atrium and winter garden. The mixed-use development offers office, leisure and retail spaces, and a sky garden.
London-based practice Inglis Badrashi Loddo has completed the renovation, conversion and extension of Woolborough House in Barnes, London, to create a new home for the Velehrad organisation.
A while ago Elenberg Fraser introduced Igor Kebel, their new Design Director – the time has come to introduce his first project, which they are proud to announce represents a dramatic shift in the Elenberg Fraser design process into a completely parametric environment.
Conceived by UNStudio as a lively vertical neighbourhood and transit hub and featuring stunning views of the river and West Lake areas: 60-storey contain residential units, Grade A offices, the Conrad Hotel and a rooftop helipad; also retail, restaurants, leisure facilities and parking.
3 Arena Central Building in Birmingham design by Make Architects: UK Cabinet Office to take a long-term lease at 239,000 sqft office building, part of the government drive to modernise its estate.
This might be the first time you have heard anybody say this but at Elenberg Fraser’s new mixed-use project at 134-160 Spencer Street there’s actually less than meets the eye. Well, kind of.
MAX Architects has completed the £35 million, 150,000 sq ft mixed-use redevelopment of 25 Wilton Road in London Victoria for Royal London Asset Management (RLAM).
MVRDV and co-architects BSK Arkitekter reveal its vision for Magasin 113, a former warehouse that will be transformed into a 16,500 sqm mixed use building located in Frihamnen RiverCity.
New designs for Gary Neville’s controversial St Michael’s development by Manchester architects Hodder and Partners who took over from original architects Make (London). A lozenge-plan 134.5m centerpiece tower replaces two skyscraper buildings.
The building form by Zhenfei Wang was inspired by nature. It tries to maximise views of the mountains and the lake, getting people close to the water and nature. A three-armed junction system was used to generate the architecture and landscape, the multiple routes system provide maximum visitor experience and accessibility.
Neri&Hu Design and Research Office have designed what they hope will become a cultural hub as Shanghai develops. The building stands out due in part to its floating canopy of wood sticks hovering over the three-story atrium which transforms the space into a forest.