e-architect try to select major research building designs and scientific buildings from around the globe. Discover research architecture projects information, news and pictures of the best new science building designs globally.
The website features a selection of the interesting modern building designs around the world, by respected designers.
In addition, we post information and images of significant contemporary scientific architecture projects on this international website. Our focus is on internationally-significant architectural works.
Design: Zaha Hadid Architects. A 167,000 sqm campus of integrated buildings that combine intelligent technologies and environmental sustainability, comprising a new global center for R&D, a Chinese herbal medicine research and safety assessment center, plus an exhibition center and gallery.
Latest phase of Cardiff University’s £300m Innovation Campus approved by planners: two new buildings will bring researchers, businesses, public sector backers and students together to unlock ideas that drive economic growth.
Design: Behnisch Architekten. Groundbreaking of the new building for the Swiss Institute for Experimental Cancer Research: ISREC will bring together under one roof 400 researchers, scientists, doctors and clinicians.
Design: Toshiko Mori Architect. This 55,000 sqft research center building on a brownfield site is for a federation of over 200 institutes, corporations and academic programs that collaborate on the research and promotion of environmentally responsible technologies.
Design: Matteo Cainer Architects. The design of the new educational, conference and seed production complex, responds both to the site as well as the orientation and geometries of the existing buildings.
Design: de Architekten Cie., architects. This 1500 sqm building located on the edge of the dunes in Noordwijk Space Business Park will receive data from the Galileo satellite system.
Design: NBBJ architects. A new innovation hub for the advancement of food and health research in Norfolk, bringing scientists, clinical researchers, and a healthcare clinic together under one roof.
Design: IBI Group, Architects – The Queen opens Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging Centre (CUBRIC), one of the UK’s top Universities for neuro-imaging, psychology and psychiatry.
Design: ESTÚDIO 41 Arquitetura. In certain places around the world nature sometimes creates adverse conditions for the human body. In these places, thinking a building is almost like designing a costume, an artifact that protects and comforts a person.
Is the end of brick and mortar near? How could nanotechnology change buildings and cities in the future? A speculation of The Why Factory on this topic is illustrated in the best tradition of science fiction in the newly published book Barba.
Article by Peter Cully: Irish architecture has made great strides in recent times, impressing both at home and abroad, where Irish architects have had some major successes. Beneath the headlines perhaps not all is as rosy as might be surmised.
An extension to the £300m McLaren Technology Centre in Woking is being designed by the original architects. The earlier building is roughly semi-circular, the circle being completed by a formal lake, which forms an integral part of the buildings cooling system.
The architectural design team was lead by BVN Donovan Hill and included landscape architects 360 Degrees, engineers AECOM and a team of sub-consultants.
Alan Dunlop has expanded upon insights gleaned from pioneering work at hazelwood school, glasgow, to explore the growing impact of neuroscience research on architecture.
New PITA and TECNOVA Headquarters building laid out according to a strip arrangement, creating a ordered and functional design which sets out clear entrances and highly versatile, multi-purpose spaces
Imperial College Research and Translation Hub, London, England – design by PLP Architecture – Imperial College Building London, English architecture
The first fully relocatable polar research station in the world became fully operational in February 2013 and signals a new dawn for 21st Century polar research.