Pinnacles Interpretative Centre, Nambung National Park
The Interpretation Centre at the Pinnacles Desert in Western Australia deals explicitly with the these questions, resulting in a work that is consciously contradictory
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The Interpretation Centre at the Pinnacles Desert in Western Australia deals explicitly with the these questions, resulting in a work that is consciously contradictory
The Culloden Battlefield Memorial Centre, designed by Gareth Hoskins Architects, is the result of an international design competition which was held by the National Trust for Scotland in 2004.
Munich Nazi Documentation Centre, Germany: Keith Williams Architects has been selected to join the international architecture competition to design the new 3,200sqm Nazi Documentation Centre and Museum in Munich.
Centre New Entrepreneurs Albacete, Centro de Interpretación de la Naturaleza en Salburúa (Vitoria); primer premio en concurso abierto de ideas en 2001, proyecto en 2003; obra finalizada en 2008.
The project is carried out on three levels: in relation to the place, responding to the program and developing the perception of the space.
– the project consisted on the design of six frames that correspond to six section schemes: with or without side cantilever, with or without stairs, emerging cantilever…
At the end of the entrance avenue the information center is unique by its location. Inserted between the two first main exhibition halls, it has to stay different.
On the site of the last battle fought on British soil, Gareth Hoskins Architects’ international, competition winning design for a major new visitor centre at Culloden is fast becoming a reality.
Knut Hamsun Center, Arctic Circle building – design by Steven Holl Architects – Norwegian building: Knut Hamsun Center Norway, Arctic Circle architecture
Creating a metaphor of a contemporary moment that remains closely related to history – of contemporary architecture that results from the reinterpretation of a traditional materials and language of architecture.
A new £1.6m state-of-the art visitor centre has opened its doors at Dawyck Botanic Garden, near Stobo, south of Peebles in the Scottish Borders – design by Simpson & Brown Architects.
Garrison House which sits in its own grounds at the heart of the small town of Millport on the island of Cumbrae, is a listed Gothic Revival building originally dating from the middle of the 18th Century.
Heart of Hawick is an arts and culture led regeneration project, designed to make a substantial contribution to the social, cultural and economic well-being of Hawick and the wider Borders.
Edward Cullinan Architects led a joint venture with Jordanian multi-disciplinary firm Bitar Consultants and London based interpretation designers Land Design Studio to redevelop the visitor facilities to the ancient Nabatean city of Petra in Jordan, with funding from the World Bank
The Savill Building, a new iconic visitor centre commissioned by The Crown Estate, designed by Glenn Howells Architects: a new entrance to The Savill Garden and the gateway to The Royal Landscape.
National Trust for Scotland Glencoe Visitor Centre: a pleasant building, subtle in its siting amongst this small patch of woodland at the west end of the famous Glecoe valley, Argyll. This Scottish architecture practice lost its leader in 2012.
The proposal for the Center for New Technologies of Santiago de Compostela is based on two essential ideas.