Safe Trestles, California Bridge Competition Design
Safe Trestles, California bridge – design by dan brill architects – Trestles Bridge California, Architecture for Humanity contest, US competition design
Lilanz Creative Center Jinjiang building design
Lilanz is a well-known leading Chinese menswear fashion brand, with great vision for the future. The Lilanz dream is to revere and cherish fashion, and offer the world a space and a legacy that inspires creativity.
Guy’s Hospital Architecture Competition, London
Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP) is part of the winning team to design a new Cancer Treatment centre for St Guy’s & St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust in London
Puentes Cascara, Madrid bridge – West 8 Spain
Together with MRIO West 8 is responsible for the master plan for the reclaimed river banks and the new urban area above the tunnels of the M30 motorway around Madrid. The master plan consists of several sub-projects.
Sukkah City Design Competition, NYC
A sukkah is a temporary hut created for an annual jewish harvest festival. A large number of design constraints where implied in the competition, for example the sukkah had to have a roof made out of branches, but they couldn’t be in bundles, there of our construction technique, using compression.
Bangalore Airport, India Building
HOK today unveils its designs for the expansion of Bangalore International Airport (BIAL) Terminal 1 – a design which will bolster Bangalore’s standing as the gateway to Southern India
Bamboo Shelter Pavilion, Indian Ocean Rim
Australian designer Esan Rahmani together with Mukul Damle have designed “Bamboo Pavilion” a synthesis of sustainable ideas for a communal shelter for disadvantaged populations around the Indian Ocean Rim.
Welsh Passive House: Passivhaus Wales
The first Passivhaus homes in Wales for social housing, including the UK‟s first zero carbon Passive House, completed in summer 2010. Designed by bere:architects the two progressive houses are the central features of Future Homes, a demonstration centre for sustainable development and construction.
Farmville Paredes Building, Portugal
This project, represents a new stage in the consolidation of the Paredes Agricultural Cooperative future. By integrating the overall project “Paredes: Creative City for Design – Design Hub”, in partnership with Paredes City Hall
Agueda Arts Centre Building, AND-RÉ architecture
The design of the CAA is considered as an accurate answer to the challenge of creating a solution to a specific context. This context, shaped by a global context, derives from the contemporary era in which we live, characterized by a latent and fair need for cultural affirmation.
Get Carter Newcastle, Gateshead – Trinity Square
Derwent Tower was due for demolition mid-2008, delayed to 2010: building used for sequences in the Get Carter film Film starred Michael Caine, with Bryan Mosley. Trinity Square was the scene of a fight and subsequent murder.
Queen’s Terrace Barracks, St John’s Wood
One of London’s most famous military barracks is to be transformed after council bosses gave the go-ahead for a major redevelopment of St John’s Wood Barracks, currently home to the King’s Troop.
Y Buildings Beirut, Ashrafieh Architecture, Lebanon
Y buildings project in Ashrafieh, Beirut, design by Paul Kaloustian Architect. Located on a lot sharing two roads in the District of Ashrafieh, in Beirut, the project responds to this urban condition by creating two separate buildings
Hammersmith House, West London Home
Paul McAneary Architects are delighted to announce the completion of the project Faceted House 1, an Edwardian terrace house located within a conservation area, in Hammersmith, London.
Realfagbygget Trondheim Building, Norway
The Science Faculty building is Norway’s largest university building and terminates the Gløshaug plateau in the south.
Stockholm Town Houses, Sweden: C. F. Møller
Hammarby Sjöstad in Stockholm is known worldwide as an exemplary example of how a former industrial port area can be transformed into a sustainable urban development.
City Library Helmond, BOLLES+WILSON Building
City Library Helmond. Like most Dutch cities Helmond is busy reinventing itself. The new City Library, which officially opens in October 2010, is the first component of a comprehensive new inner city shopping zone (master plan: Prof. Joan Busquets).