The Client was City of SAINT-NOM-LA-BRETECHE. The Surface reached 193 m². The Budget achieved 405 000 € HT. The Architect Contractor was CARLOS BARBA AR + TE, ARchitecture + TErritoire (Paris). The Architect co-contractor was JUAN NIETO PARRA (Paris). The engineering firm was CTC INGENIERIE (Versailles). The Control Office was DEKRA (Trappes). The Studies were [...]
The Fraser Residence, which is located in Ottawa, Ontario, is designed by Christopher Simmonds Architects . The modern house offers strong linear lines on the exterior as well as the interior by choosing the perfect floor plan and materials. The exterior of the house composes of subtle earth-toned brick, stained cedar siding and dark bronze [...]
A Culinary Art School, which was designed by graciastudio , was situated in Tijuana, Mexico. The school building was housed two volumes, which functioned as the main characters. The school design consisted of the materials like exposed concrete, steel, garapa wood, glass and metal structure, which were combined. It created a transition space: the grand [...]
This is a building design of a new sports centre in Barcelona by Catalan architects Batlle i Roig. Built in one of the densest parts of the city, the Parc de la Ciutadella sports centre strangles remains of the 18th century walls of Barcelona’s citadel. From inside the sports centre, the old walls can be [...]
This building is the largest hotel in Denmark and a new landmark for Copenhagen that only approximately 4-5 km from Copenhagen International Airport and the city center in Orestad. This hotel building was designed by Daniel Libeskind and it offers 1,060 rooms. The Cabinn Metro Hotel can be reached from Scandinavia’s largest conference and exhibition [...]
The Dynamo Moscow stadium was situated at Petrovsky Park in the heart of Moscow, which had a rich history in 1782, when Catherina the Great ordered the construction of the Petrovski Palace. Over time, there were restaurants, terraces, concert pavillions and even a cinema studio in the park. It would be a main Moscow cultural [...]
The Client was Shorefast Foundation and the Fogo Island Arts Corporation. It was located on Fogo Island, Canada. The project would be worked in 2007-2011. The area was 120m2. The Project Architect was Saunders Architecture. The Associate Architect was Sheppard Case Architects Inc. The Structural Engineer was DBA Associates. The Services Engineer was Core Engineering. [...]
The Hepworth Wakefield confirms Yorkshire as a centre for sculpture As a world centre for sculpture, together with Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Henry Moore Institute and Leeds Art Gallery, The Hepworth Wakefield, designed by David Chipperfield Architects, would be opened on Saturday 21 May 2011. Incoming search terms for the article:david chipperfield chipperfield DAVID CHIPPERFIELD HOTEL DESIGN hepworth gallery [...]
– June 4, 2011
RAFAEL VIÑOLY DESIGNS NEW CARRASCO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IN MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY The new Carrasco International Airport in Montevideo, Uruguay was designed by Rafael Viñoly Architects. The modern airport became the firm’s first completed airport and its largest project in Viñoly’s home country. The airport would be operated in December this year. Incoming search terms for the [...]
– May 28, 2011
RAFAEL VIÑOLY ARCHITECTS COMPLETE NEW EAST WING OF CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART Historic Beaux-Arts building and Marcel Breuer addition was united in the modern museum. CLEVELAND – the new East Wing at the Cleveland Museum of Art (CMA), Ohio, which opened to the public on June 27, 2009, was designed by Rafael Viñoly Architects. The [...]
– May 28, 2011
The winning competition entry was designed for a new 83,500 m2 cultural complex with a public art museum, science museum, youth centre and a bookshop, public square and parking in the Shenzhen district. The modern building with its own landmark and destination was provided by the new cultural and commercial complex. The existing Longcheng Park [...]
– May 28, 2011
The Central Pasila Tower Area was designed by Cino Zucchi Architetti, in collaboration with One Works and Buro, Happold London. It was located in Helsinki, Finland. The goal of the project was to unite the often separated issues of sustainability and urban quality. It was also to donate a new living landmark to the city. [...]
– December 26, 2010
The futuristic bridge design proposed by Planning Korea is called “Paik Nam June Media Bridge”. The bridge will incorporate a museum, library, and IT centre. The structure will accommodate cars, pedestrians, and cyclist across the Han River. It will connect Dangi-Li Power Plant (which will be soon redeveloped into public cultural space) in the North [...]
– November 5, 2010
This bridge was designed for pedestrians to across the Thames River and it has created a new way to Southwark and encouraged new life on the embankment alongside St Pauls. This stunning bridge design has 320 meters long and it is a very shallow suspension bridge with two Y-shaped armatures. Those bases support eight cables [...]
– December 28, 2009
This bridge is the world’s largest tensegrity bridge designed by the Queensland division of Australia’s Cox Rayner Architects with Arup. The budget of the bridge development is £35.5 million. This bridge is intended to accommodate pedestrian and cycle and the bridge connects Brisbane’s Central Business District with the city’s South Bank and its major cultural [...]
– October 23, 2009
City Green Court, an Office Building, by Richard Meier & Partners
House with Amazing View – the Casa 11 Mujeres
Genesis Pavilion by David Adjaye
Yoyogi Office building in Japan by Takeshi Hosaka
New Apartment of Julia in Seoul by Moohoi Architecture