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Architects: West-line studio. Danxia landform is a unique red rock landscape located in southern China. Chishui Danxia, in the north of Guizhou province, can be classified as ‘young Danxia’, which is one of the most impressive phases.
Design by Krzysztof Wodiczko and Jarosław Kozakiewicz. The project is the starting point for discussions about peace, art and history, and for a debate on the establishment of the Institute itself
Design: Bruner/Cott Architects and Planners. Student gathering and event space in a tactful but raw reworking of 1925 McKim Mead & White steam plant. The industrial interior was reconfigured to accommodate performances, dance parties, speakers and student gatherings.
‘Picture Tower Building’, exhibition at The Ulm Stadthaus designed by Richard Meier & Partners Architects, of some of the most iconic and current projects by Pritzker Prize-winning architect.
Architects: RTA-Office. The complex of buildings is placed in Wuhan, a financial, commercial, logistic, and cultural center in Central China. In 2015, China’s highest-level garden event, the 10th China International Garden Expo, was held in the city.
Visit five significant houses designed by Philip Johnson in New Canaan, CT, plus evenings with Toshiko Mori, Nicholas Fox Weber, architect Isay Weinfeld and architecture critic Paul Goldberger
Design: studio505, architects
Exuberant and colourful landmark in the heart of Wujin: the Lotus Building and People’s Park is designed to act as a cultural anchor and civic landmark.
Bernard Tschumi. Architecture: Concept and Notation, the first European retrospective exhibition of the work of architect, educator, and theorist Bernard Tschumi, shown at the Swiss Architecture Museum in Basel, Switzerland
Design: Barkow Leibinger architects. New 3000sqm headquarters building with offices and exhibition areas. Gleaming laser-cut stainless steel fins cover the façades in a soft gradient.
Architects: Keppie Design. P&J Live, £333m exhibition and conference centre building starts on site. The low-lying angular building will quadruple exhibition space and more than double the seating capacity, plus add a 200-bed hotel and energy centre.
Architects: MoHen Chao Design Assoc. The intention was to give the visitors an experience of interaction between the exterior and interior through the nature and arts to create a symbol of modern lifestyle and sustainable urban development.
Design: Zaha Hadid. Kurt Schwitters: Merz, is a major retrospective exhibition that builds and expands on Galerie Gmurzynska’s five decade long exhibition history with the artist, bringing together a unique selection of seventy works across all media.
Design: Stockwool, Architects. Approval for £10m scheme to transform a light industrial site into a vibrant mixed-use development of new homes and employment space. An existing building will be retained to house artist studios.
A rare survivor of London’s historic docks will be celebrated by a major new gallery opening at the Museum of London Docklands on 25 March; the first part of a major development to transform the Museum of London Dockland’s galleries.
This exhibition explores the legacy of modernist architecture in Sub-Saharan Africa during the 1960s and 1970s. Featuring commissioned photographs by Iwan Baan and Alexia Webster and archival material, “Architecture of Independence” imparts a new perspective on the intersection of architecture and nation-building.
Design: Losada García Arquitectos. Cultural Center La Gota is a hybrid building for exhibition spaces that aims to create a new focus of urban centrality in Navalmoral, showcasing the identity of the town.
Design: Studio Marco Vermeulen. This museum building has been completely transformed and extended with a new wing that opens to its beautiful surroundings and houses a restaurant and temporary exhibition space for contemporary art.