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Image 10 of 17 from gallery of Hulme Living Leaf Street Housing / Mecanoo. Photograph by Greg Holmes Photography

Renovating a house in the north-west part of Moscow, the ADM Architects built a piece of London into the sleepy Moscow context.

Completed in 2018 in Hulme, United Kingdom. Images by Greg Holmes Photography. The area around Leaf Street in Hulme, just outside Manchester city centre, has a history of urban renewal. The typical Victorian terraced houses were...

Little C is a high density mixed use urban development near the center of Rotterdam. The plot developed is small and surrounded by infrastructure. On the Westside lies the Coolhaven, an old little harbor and important route for inland waterway transport. The idea is to create a new urban neighborhood with an atmosphere that fits […]

The brand new residential area with a wide array of building types and varying heights is still waiting for everyday life to leave its mark. But the neighborhood on the harborfront is full of history, light and new architecture.

Imagen 3 de 28 de la galería de Edificio de oficinas en Son Bugadelles / Jordi Herrero Arquitecto. Fotografía de Jesús Granada

Danish studio has designed a housing complex that optimises contact with the surroundings, where where the city and the countryside meet.

Leiden, the oldest university town in the Netherlands, has the most socially sustainable student campus in the country with the completion of the Student Campus (Y)ours. The car-free campus park will replace the currently inaccessible Lammenschanspark and connects the green Canal Zone with the ROC square and Lammenschans station. Gently sloping lawns and ponds form the heart of the green campus. The benches around the green areas and the central terrace invite visitors and residents to meet and relax. Two bicycle paths cross the campus park and connect to important recreational trails around the Rhine-Schie Canal and to the city center. The buildings vary between six and sixteen levels. The facades are characterized by diverse heights, widths, colors, and materials – it is a modern interpretation of the Leiden canal district. The design gives the campus a highly urbanized yet intimate and contemporary look. The same diversity is reflected in the types of homes. The large student housing complexes are divided into smaller units with a private entrance on the ground floor, where facilities are shared between the student and owner-occupied housing. After completing their studies, students have the opportunity to transfer to the starter apartments and owner-occupied housing. The flexible design allows the student residences to be easily converted into care or starter homes. Sidewalks form the transition from residential to public paths and green areas. Private terraces connect the living rooms to the outdoor areas, increasing the vibrancy and social security of the campus. As a result, the residents feel more responsible for the management of 'their' public space. Behind the apartments are more intimate courtyards with raised landscaped decks that open towards ground-level parking spaces and sports fields. The green decks can be used as meeting places. The campus is not only social, but also sustainable. Throughout the campus park, the original trees are kept, connecting the new neighborhood in a natural way with the existing environment. The compact buildings are energy efficient and have low energy consumption. The parking decks are naturally ventilated. Combined with the flexible housing and pleasant living environment, Leidse Schans is one of the most socially sustainable student campuses in the Netherlands.

Image 1 of 35 from gallery of Townhouses Finkenau / Tchoban Voss Architekten. Photograph by Rolf Otzipka

with the project 'wooden box house', the swedish architecture office SPRIDD provides an answer to a number of challenges in today’s building industry.

The historic Carlsberg Brewery site in Copenhagen has opened to the public and has developed into a new urban neighborhood called the Carlsberg City. The preserved buildings were transformed by a number of European architects, creating a contemporary merging of the historical and the modern...

Image 1 of 32 from gallery of Office Building Rathausstraße 1 / Schuberth und Schuberth + Stadler Prenn + Ostertag. Photograph by Christoph Panzer

Image 8 of 19 from gallery of Flipboard Cafe / Brolly Design. Photograph by Tanja Milbourne

Image 12 of 24 from gallery of Belle Vue Senior Residence / Morris+Company. Photograph by Jack Hobhouse

Image 20 of 37 from gallery of Marmalade Lane Cohousing Development / Mole Architects. Photograph by David Butler