OOIIO Architecture developed a deep refurbishment in a cattle farm, located in a privileged enclave of the fields of Castilla, to adapt it to sports facilities for the training and care of jumping competition horses.
Kjellander Sjöberg architects has won the competition for Nacka Port, a new urban district situated in the area between Nacka and Stockholm. The site has previously been identified by Nacka Municipality as a suitable location for a distinct landmark.
Algonquin College in Ottawa opens the DARE (Discovery, Applied Research and Entrepreneurship) District, promoting new, active ways of learning and teaching that connects students, researchers, the Indigenous and business communities.
Designed by Cox Architecture, construction of the new multi-purpose, 60,000 seat Optus Stadium in Western Australia has now been completed by Multiplex on behalf of Weststadium for the West Australian Government.
The Spanish Pavilion defends learning centres as places for criticism and architectural creation. The curator Atxu Amann and a team of four others have selected, via an open call, 143 proposals that will be shown in the Spanish Pavilion during the Biennale Architettura 2018 in Venice.
Signed by the office TRIA Arquitetura in a co-creation with the architect Bruno Araújo, the project of ‘House I’ had as a premise the creation of a house with easy maintenance and open and fluid environments.
Designed by Margot Krasojević Architects this hotel is located on Yalong Bay, on the island of Hainan in the South China seas. Along the bay’s coastline there are sections exposed to winds and high waves, this is where the harmonic turbine hotel sits.
A bold residence designed by MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects in a glaciated, coastal landscape with a cool maritime climate, wins a Governor General’s Medal in Architecture. The site consists of granite bedrock and boulder till, creating pristine white sand beaches, and turquoise waters.
Henning Larsen Architects and a team consisting of Signal Architects and SLA Landscape Architects have won the competition for Nordea Bank’s new office building of 40,000 m2 in Ørestad North, Copenhagen, next to the premises of the Danish Broadcasting Corporation and the Concert Hall – Koncerthuset.
A modern rural dwelling of modest scope and elegant simplicity, expressing a profound relationship and response, by Adrian Bonomi Architect, to the landscape and the the client’s design brief.
Coachhouse comprises a two-story brick building that was originally constructed as a garage between 1907 and 1911. The owners approached Gardner Architects LLC with the goal of making Coachhouse their home. Their program required one more floor.
Designed by Sergio Mannino Studio the project is composed of three apartments, six lobbies and all of the common areas in between. Each apartment was targeted for a different type of family, income, and age group.
Provencher_Roy is responsible for the architectural work on the Montréal Tower and the interior design of the new Desjardins spaces. The premises, vacant since 1987, are currently being transformed into office space.
A library project by Sou Fujimoto Architects for one of the distinguished art universities in Japan: a new library building and refurbishment of the existing building into an art gallery, completed in 2010. The warm wooden interior provides enticing places to linger and read.
The 320.000 sqft project by Danish architects CEBRA is located in an old mineral water bottling plant. The building includes a large new exhibition hall, a rooftop exhibition space, a botanical roof garden, a flexible stage, centres for learning, innovation and research, a conference centre, cafeterias and modern staff facilities.
This architecture competition aims to improve the Porto Corallo promenade, stretching from the mouth of the river Flumendosa to the beach of Porto Su Tramatzu, Sardinia. The 1st prize is 10,000 Euros.
An audacious design by architects Beckmann-N’Thépé for the Marne-la-Vallée university library: it evokes a mound of earth ‘torn from its natural environment,’ in harmony with its surroundings. ‘Between naturalism and terror’ – Aldric Beckmann.
A delightful building by architects Li Xiadong/Atelier for a small village on the outskirts of Beijing: “we found large amounts of locally sourced wooden sticks piled around each house…(for) cooking stoves. Thus we decided to use this ordinary material in an extraordinary way, cladding the building in familiar textures in a way that is strikingly sensitive.”