OCBC Center Singapore – I.M. Pei Building

OCBC Center Singapore tower by I.M. Pei architect

OCBC Center Singapore building by I.M. Pei architect of Pei Cobb Freed & Partners – Brutalist architecture symbolising strength and permanence, its structure consists of two semi-circular reinforced concrete cores.

Turning Torso Tower, Malmo Skyscraper – Calatrava

Turning Torso Tower Malmo

From our archive – mixed-use residential tower by architect and engineer Santiago Calatrava on prominent Malmö Western Harbor site: the building is an important part of transformation of rea by Öresund Bridge, connecting Sweden and Denmark.

East 34th in New York City Skyscraper

East 34th in New York City

MAD Architects releases an alternative vision for New York City high-rises. East 34th expresses a deep-coloured glass curtain-wall façade that slowly fades into a slender and fluid transparent cap, quietly dissolving into the atmosphere.

The Market Building, Wood Wharf Isle of Dogs

The Market Building Wood Wharf on The Isle of Dogs London

Designed by Pilbrow & Partners, The Wood Wharf Market Building is a 14-storey building accommodates a rich mix of uses: workspaces, public retail market and a new ‘sky bar’ and restaurant at the top.

Fifteen Hudson Yards New York City buildings

Fifteen Hudson Yards New York City buildings

Fifteen Hudson Yards Manhattan, NY – first look inside Fifteen Hudson Yards, designed inside and out by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, Lead Architect, and Rockwell Group, Lead Interior Architect.

Lakhta Centre St Petersburg Skyscraper

Lakhta Centre LEED Green Building

Europe’s tallest tower – 87 storeys, 462 meters high – in Lakhta, St Petersburg, Russia – the colossal Gazprom skyscraper building by British architects RMJM awarded LEED® Platinum certification.

Aqua Tower Chicago Skyscraper Building

Aqua Tower Chicago building

Aqua Tower, Chicago skyscraper building design by Studio Gang Architects – a series of contours defined by outdoor terraces that inflect based on view, solar shading and size & type of dwelling.

De Rotterdam Building, Wilhelminapier Towers

De Rotterdam

De Rotterdam, The Netherlands Design: OMA. This mixed-use, 160,000sqm slab-tower conceived as a ‘vertical city’ on the River Maas, is complete. The building is named after one of the original ships on the Holland America Line, which until the late 1970s transported thousands of emigrating for New York from the adjacent Wilhelmina Pier.