Tropical Tower / Triptyque Architecture
Triptyque Architecture took part in a 150.000m2 master plan in the city of São Paulo organized around a university campus receiving 15.000 students
Triptyque Architecture introduces TEMPO, a set of 9 houses, in the Bahia region of Brazil
The village is placed on top of a hill overlooking the sea and the river, behind, the dense jungle extends.
Tracing Frank Lloyd Wright in Oak Park, Illinois
The Frederick C. Robie House on the South Side of Chicago has art-glass windows throughout the structure that bring in an incredible amount of natural light
Toronto’s underground city: a solution to crowded megacities?
It is one of the biggest underground spaces in the world, but does Toronto’s PATH system offer a solution to crowded, dense megacities?
Top UK architect condemns Renzo Piano’s ‘Paddington Shard’
Sir Terry Farrell, who worked on original masterplan for area, says final proposal is ‘too piecemeal and opportunistic’
To transform the Arbutus Corridor, Vancouver needs to think big
The City of Vancouver and CP Rail hammered out an agreement that will see the city purchase the Arbutus Corridor lands for $55-million
The Wilton’s Music Hall in London gets a ramshackle restoration
Tucked behind a row of terraces, this vast barrel-vaulted venue is the East End’s best-kept secret.
The Skyscraper Museum presents ‘New York’s Super-Slenders’
The Skyscraper Museum has created a new web project that explains an emerging form in skyscraper history that has evolved in New York over the past decade
The problem with The Broad is the collection itself
On Sunday, Broad and his wife, Edythe, will open the Broad, a $140 million museum that will store and display the Broad Collection, some 2,000 works …
The new national gallery of Hungary to be built based on the plans of the japanese Sanaa
The new, state-of-the-art museum will satisfy 21st-century requirements all around and it is planned that its doors will open in summer 2019
The Lego Group shares C.F. Møller designed plans for office complex in Billund, Denmark
52,000 m² of building and a large, public park are the framework for flexible workplaces, new communities, new ways of working and sustainability.
The Landmark Trust: Wonderful old buildings with staying power
Fifty years ago, Sir John Smith, then MP for the Cities of London and Westminster, and his wife, Christine, came up with a brilliant, mad idea. The plan was to save smaller historic buildings that the National Trust and the Ministry of Works wouldn’t bother with. Even more madly, their new institution – the Landmark …
The Georgetown Company & Rafael Viñoly Announce Development Plans for Office Space at 787 11th Avenue, New York
Rafael Viñoly unveiled vision to redesign property & add two new floors. The $100 million redevelopment will add a two-story penthouse and transform the historic building’s upper levels into modern offices …
The expansion of Pier C in Copenhagen Airport is now completed
schmidt hammer lassen architects have designed the 6,300 m2 expansion which houses three new gates and lounges
The Anatomy of a Building: “Sancaklar Mosque”
Architecture and design media practice SGMStudio has filmed a short documentary on EAA – Emre Arolat Architects’ Sancaklar Mosque.
Swansea’s Morriston Hospital’s £60m outpatient department officially opens
The second phase of the £102million ‘Health Vision Swansea’ clinical redevelopment, it is one of the largest upgrades undertaken by Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board
Studioninedots completes Smiley Zeeburgereiland apartment complex in Amsterdam
Studioninedots designed an iconic block with 364 student apartments. Passersby this summer caught glimpses of the first residents enjoying the sunshine …
Squire and Partners and Computer Aid International bring ‘Zubabox’ to Colombia
Following a longstanding collaboration with ICT, Squire and Partners have launched the first Dell Solar Learning Lab, nicknamed the ‘Zubabox’, in Bogota
