Shenzhen University Building, Town Library: RMJM
RMJM’s design for the University Town Library connects resources from four different university campuses under one roof.
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RMJM’s design for the University Town Library connects resources from four different university campuses under one roof.
Walking along the running track of the Lingnan University, there stands the newly constructed Student Activities Centre, which was completed in 2007.
The vision for the new arts building was to create a centre for arts and culture that fused both city and university campus as a core for activity and learning. A central cross point constitutes a mini city, in which both the public, the Center for Visual Art and various university activities create the city life.
The architecture design by architects Michael McKenna / Morgan McKenna emphasises the building’s prominence in the small burgeoning campus. Adopting a ‘play tall’ strategy the design provides a symbolic and civic value
National University of Ireland Building. Leading British architectural practice RMJM is to design the National University of Ireland, Galway’s new 53 million euro (£36m) engineering school
Newcastle University’s new £22 million Student and Administration Services Building, on Barras Bridge in the city centre, has received planning permission from Newcastle City Council and will be built to strict environmental guidelines.
Sheffield Hallam University’s new Furnival Building, designed by Bond Bryan Architects, will boast some of the most sustainable and energy-saving features anywhere in the city.
The new Faculty for Economics and Management is part of the Kasbah zone, a wide strip of low, introvert, and high dense buildings.
Pritzker prize–winning architect Rem Koolhaas presented the design for Milstein Hall, the newest building of the Cornell University College of Architecture, Art and Planning (AAP). Koolhaas and his team unveiled the design created by the Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA).
Above and below the land previously occupied by Ewha Square and the athletic fi eld the new ‘Campus Valley’ provides both Ewhaians and prospective female leaders with much-needed space for continuing education and student services.
Mitchell Cancer Institute, MCI University of South Alabama Building, AL, USA – design by RMJM Hillier Architects – 125,000 sqft facility will bring clinical care and cancer research together in one innovative new building.
This new building is located on a new campus, Centrum de Born, north of Wageningen. Atlas is one of the most visually distinct buildings of Wageningen Campus. This robust building was named after the primordial Titan who held up the celestial sphere.
MUHC Glen Campus by Moshe Safdie and Associates: architect Moshe Safdie returns to the city of his alma mater to draw the master plan for the McGill University Health Centre’s Glen Campus.
Queen Mother Building, Dundee University architecture by Page/Park Architects – Department of Applied Computing, Tayside architecture photos, Scotland
Queen Mother Building Dundee by Page/Park Architects – new structure facing the edge of the proposed campus green – Tayside architecture photos, Scotland
This talk by Jens Kvorning really explained both past and present Copenhagen planning and architecture issues. Jens’ explanation of the newer Danish buildings, such as Henning Larsen’s warehouse-type finger blocks, was made poignant and understandable by the earlier descriptions of the creation of Copenhagen city and harbour.