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Once completed, the CCTV building will transform the usually inaccessible environment of media and television production and give access to the public via the ‘Visitor’s Loop’, a dedicated path of circulation.
New home for famous law firm in The Hague, the Netherlands. A successful collaboration between the renowned law and notary firm BarentsKrants and the Amsterdam firm Hofman Dujardin Architects has resulted in a remarkable building renovation in The Hague
Shoreditch-based practice takes converted factory back to basics, exposing original features to provide stylish, flexible drop-in and shared workspaces for creative SMEs
You enter the building by crossing over a bridge, under which water flows. It inspires the notion of crossing over into a completely different world or space…
Living Planet Centre Woking, WWF-UK Surrey Architecture, Headquarters Design, News Living Planet Centre and Headquarters in Woking New WWF-UK Building in Surrey, southeast England, UK – design by Hopkins Architects 1 Nov 2013 Living Planet Centre and Headquarters – Woking Building Living Planet Centre and Headquarters in Woking Design: Hopkins Architects WWF-UK has today opened … Read more
The Galleria at Sowwah Square, the centerpiece of the Sowwah Square development on Al Maryah Island in Abu Dhabi, recently hosted its grand opening.
In 2012 Space Group completed the refurbishment of the former industrial building designed by architects Ove Ekman and Einar Smith and erected from 1896 to 1899.
CT Hub is an eleven-storey building with two levels of retail space and nine levels of light industrial offices and production facilities, totaling 34,000 square metres. The building’s massing is conceived as a ‘jewel box’, with forms and patterns embossed and carved out to create courtyards, gardens and terraces.
Although aspects of this building look perfectly normal – the straight tower, the repetitive fenestration – look at the podium, it has been jacked 36m above ground level. Why? The architects put forward their case which seems based on challenging tradition, “defying an architectural convention” but also on trying to ‘broadcast’ the virtual activities of the city’s financial market by being more visible, ‘glowing at night’.
The new headquarters for the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) has been completed in Shenzhen’s Central Business District. The 180,000 m2 building is OMA’s next completed building in China after the CCTV Headquarters in Beijing.
The scale and drama of the spaces created under the cantilevers is breathtaking and points in the direction of a remarkable achievement for both the client, IT Fornebu, and the architect, A-lab.
Design: wurm+wurm architekten. This project is a renewal of an empty 1980s building: the architects re-modeled the precast concrete production facility into a modern, flexible office and workshop building.
Müllheim office building, Baden-Württemberg, southern Germany design by wurm + wurm architekten – German offices revitalisation: DE redevelopment project architecture
The design proposal by cCe arquitectos for the project ´Cardenal Belarmino Office Building´ is based on external factors such as weather, prevailing winds, sunlight, connecting roads, flows and internal movements of people, site location and orientation, existing infrastructure, green space and public areas.
ANV Barcelona Headquarters, offices in Catalunya, Spain design by LAB Arquitectos – HQ office building, modern Spanish architecture photos
A new office tower is set to transform Toronto’s downtown east side. The 500,000-square-foot Globe and Mail Centre will be the new home of Canada’s national newspaper and will anchor the emerging St. Lawrence neighbourhood as a hub of urban activity and corporate offices.
This is a diaphanous building utilising textured patterned facades which are becomign increasingly common acrossd the world as technology advances and architects tire of the dull all glass facades of the 80s and 90s.