Design: BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group. Hualien is a rapidly developing city located in the middle portion of Taiwan’s East coast. TLDC, a prominent land developer based in Taipei, has recently obtained license to turn what used to be an industrial and factory region into a world class beach resort.
Design: Alexander Brenner Architekten. The site is situated along a residential road with buildings primarily dating from the 1930s as it is typical for Stuttgart’s hillside locations.
Design: LOHA. Through its materiality and form, LOHA’s design for SL11024 seamlessly engages its historically sensitive site and challenging hillside topography and creates a new model for urban development that enriches an academic community.
Design: LLLab. LEO digital network has been the top digital agency in Chinese network with digital marketing services from media to creative to e-commerce to mobile to the smart TV sector, locally and even globally.
Liget Budapest, the Hungarian capital’s large scale museum quarter project that aspires to create a unique cultural and family park through the complex development and renewal of Budapest’s City Park has been finally given the green light.
Design: Luigi Rosselli Pty Ltd – Architects. The best response to designing a home on a bland and anodyne site is to bring a suitcase of memories; familiar, traditional building forms that one feels comfortable with to provide a modern architecture that is reinforced by collective memory and is not unsettling.
Speirs + Major collaborated with the University and Design Engine to provide not only exemplar sustainable and energy efficient lighting design, but one that truly enhances the student experience.
Design: Sutherland Hussey Harris: West Burn Lane is a private development of 14 housing units in the centre of St Andrews. It occupies a narrow plot, delineated by the medieval stone rigg walls that extend perpendicular to the main streets and consists of 6 town houses and 8 flats organised around a series of private and public court yards.
WAF 2015 Overall winner. The Interlace, a vertical village in Singapore, has been crowned World Building of the Year 2015 at the World Architecture Festival. The residential development, designed by OMA/Buro Ole Scheeren, is a radically new approach to contemporary living in a tropical environment.
Design: Foster + Partners: this is the first time a full-block building has been demolished on Park Avenue and the first time in 50 years a new full-block building has been built. The new 43 story skyscraper building wil be 207 m (678 ft) tall.
Design: Susan T. Rodriguez/Ennead Architects in association with Browning Day Mullins Dierdorf. The new Global and International Studies Building defines an important cultural and academic crossroads at the heart of campus.
Design: Paul Bernier Architecte. Our clients have owned this property for a number of years. They know it well and love its varied features. They were looking for a sustainable and site-sensitive project that would preserve its topography, vegetation, and natural appearance.
Design: BuckleyGrayYeoman
Award-winning architecture practice BuckleyGrayYeoman has refurbished a Grade I listed learning facility for a leading independent language school, Education First in Brighton.
Design: office of mcfarlane biggar. The newly renovated and expanded bookstore on the University of British Columbia’s (UBC) main campus is proof that simple design interventions can have grand effects.
Design: Alventosa Morell Arquitectes
This building has been designed after the request, of two sisters, for a bioclimatic house where to live together and independent at the same time. So the project focuses on these clients’ needs.
London based Studio Craft Design led by Hugo D’Enjoy and Armando Elias has transformed a Loft Space in Camden into a bright and dynamic living-working space.
Design: NK Architects. 76A Newington Green Road is an infill building between 2 period terraces in North London. It is a four storey, timber frame building, designed to maximise a narrow footprint and allow natural daylight to flow through the house.