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.
Design: Leppanen + Anker architects. The building is located at an important intersection within the city where urban elements converge, such as a new metro stop, an important government building, a commercial shopping center and the most emblematic park of the city.
Design: Foster + Partners, architects. The groundbreaking ceremony for Oceanwide Center marks the start of construction on one of the most pivotal urban projects in San Francisco’s recent history.
Development of 800,000 sqft of office space, 250 rental apartments and two boutique hotels as well as shops and restaurants, to replace Rancho Cold Storage’s warehouse buildings along Mesquit
Design: C.F. Møller Architects + Brut Architecture and Urban Design. Architectural competition win for new residential and mix-use tower in Nieuw Zuid area in Antwerp, with a proposal that redefines residential high-rise as a vertical social community
Design: ARCHETONIC. Zentral is located on a property with unusual geometry. It is a mixed-use development with offices, a shops, and apartments. To better serve the large number of homes each tower has its own amenities section on the middle and upper levels.
Design: ARCHETONIC. Amani will be located within one of the new developments in the city of Puebla: Lomas de Angelópolis Cascatta. This will be a mixed-use development including banks, schools, stores, and green spaces.
Design: Assael Architecture. Developer London Square has started on site at Quebec Way building transforming it into a seven-storey development comprising 94 apartments with ground floor commercial space.
Architects: HofmanDujardin
Oamsterdam Sustainable Urban Strategy will create new connections within the urban fabric, leading to a larger city-centre. The bridges, already under discussion, will be rooted in a more extensive plan for the city.
Design: Girimun Architects. This Greater Noida Extension mixed-use development will form a commercial hub. Five levels of retail and a green terraced roof form a shopping and entertainment platform directly connected to 45,000 sqm of office space in two towers.
Architects: Studioninedots and Lingotto. Our cities are becoming more compact. In this context Studioninedots sees an increasing need for better collective spaces and public spaces.
Design: KYSON Architects. Situated at the junction of Waterloo Road, Baylis Road and The Cut the scheme comprises a mix of retail, office and residential forming part of a greater regeneration project (also by Kyson) that includes the neighbouring ‘Fire Station’ and two other adjoining sites.
Design: KYSON Architects. Highbury Corner is an important node in the local urban fabric of Islington; the surrounding mix of post war buildings are set within a wider context of a Georgian and Victorian streetscape.
Design: Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects. An old boiler building from the 1940s in the unique, historic industrial complex in Vejle. The architects have designed the 1,200 sqm refurbishment project to provide space for the new Design Driven Innovation Centre housing 30 creative companies.
Design: Sheppard Robson Architects. Plans submitted for a residential-led, 316-unit development in Woolwich, which weaves together existing buildings and additions with a new public dimension.