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Proposal for “Old Street Iconic Gateway” by Nicholas Hare Architects with Price and Myers, Hoare Lea and Fira, selected as one of only four winners from a longlist of 39 teams. Old Street Park provides a flexible, green, public space for cyclists, residents, workers and visitors.
Remotely located on the tip of Askøy, an island north of Bergen, the Birdwatching Tower has been sensitively designed by Norwegian architecture firm, LJB.
The Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts announce the organization’s new Graham Foundation Fellowship program featuring: Brendan Fernandes, Torkwase Dyson, Martine Syms, Mark Wasuita, and David Hartt.
Sited between South Africa’s National Parliament and St. George’s Cathedral, the seat of the Archbishop of Cape Town, the Arch frames the public entrance to a landscaped promenade known as the Company’s Garden.
Jacob’s Ladder is a stunning new sculpture by Gerry Judah for the thousand-acre open-air Gibbs Farm Sculpture Park in Kaipara Harbour, near Auckland in New Zealand. Gerry made his name with the wonderful Central Sculpture for Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Oxford Street Christmas Lights Competition: RIBA Design Contest in Central London, England, UK – Royal Institute of British Architects contest – Oxford Street Christmas Lights Design Competition news
Guangzhou based renowned lifestyle store brand TFD (The Fashion Door) is adding a restaurant to its business, Leaping Creative believes that the space should indicate the brand’s fashion sense and at the same time provide its customers with an unordinary dining experience.
Designed by Valerie Schweitzer Architects Bubble Shade are clear-stained aluminum pods with wide openings and oculi at their roofs provide a sequence of refuges for a park, urban plaza or backyard. They are modules that may increase in number depending on the size of the site and the need for shade.
Leighton Beach has been undergoing significant redevelopment including infrastructure, housing and beachfront facility. The City of Fremantle has provided Public Facilities to the redevelopment in the form of Access, Landscaping, a Kiosk and Changerooms designed by Bernard Seeber.
Moxon Architects and CampbellReith consulting engineers submit planning application to the London Borough of Hounslow for a new footbridge beneath the existing Grade II listed Barnes Bridge in Dukes Meadows, Chiswick.
A modern version of the traditional nativity design by Domenico Raimondi thesignLab. In daylight hours the small building blends in with the external environment, melting into the reflection of the historic Piazza San Michele.
After two years of work, Lightemotion, for GSM Project, has added another noteworthy project to its list with the lighting design for Gatineau’s Canadian Museum of History.
Danish architects COBE and Belgian architects BRUT reveal the winning design for Place Schuman in Brussels, Belgium. Located in the heart of the European Quarter, in between the main institutions of the European Union, Place Schuman constitutes the entrance to the EU.
Singapore ‘low line’ version of New York’s famous High Line, but 10 times as long, with 24km of disused rail corridor transformed as public parkland, design by Nikken Sekkei Architects.
Designed by Belatchew Arkitekter the church building is composed of concrete that takes up the colour of the red African soil. Ethiopian Church in Stockholm ‘Highly Commended’ at the World Architecture Festival
Showroom design, interior design and lighting event for professionals is organized second time in Helsinki Fair Centre 13.–15.9.2017. Avanto Architects Ltd were asked to design exhibition architecture, but found the task very challenging as they always start from the site.
Mori Art Museum Design recently selected installation design studio ENESS to send their giant Bubble sculpture from Melbourne to Tokyo, Japan. The audience was encouraged to “please touch” the pulsating six meter-wide sculpture, which responded to human touch and closeness with light and sound.