This underground railway station with criss-crossing concrete beams is by Hungarian firm Spora Architects and currently under construction in Budapest. Fővám tér forms part of a new metro line, comprising 10 stations, that will connect south Buda with the city centre. Three levels of reinforced concrete beams rise up through a void above the platforms. At ground level a new square will be create..

Everything you see in these stills and videos by Alex Roman is 100% computer generated. This is certainly the best CGI I’ve ever seen; I would normally say “virtually” indistingui…

This underground railway station with criss-crossing concrete beams is by Hungarian firm Spora Architects and currently under construction in Budapest. Fővám tér forms part of a new metro line, comprising 10 stations, that will connect south Buda with the city centre. Three levels of reinforced concrete beams rise up through a void above the platforms. At ground level a new square will be create..

The adaptive reuse project will convert the brick structure named Station A into offices and workspaces

This underground railway station with criss-crossing concrete beams is by Hungarian firm Spora Architects and currently under construction in Budapest. Fővám tér forms part of a new metro line, comprising 10 stations, that will connect south Buda with the city centre. Three levels of reinforced concrete beams rise up through a void above the platforms. At ground level a new square will be create..

German news magazine Der Spiegel has reported that Herzog & de Meuron’s new Hamburg Elbphilharmonie concert hall, which started being built in 2007, is now expected to cost the city over €600 million, considerably more than the original estimate of €77 million. In mid-December 2012 the local government confirmed that costs escalated by €200 million

Abbaye cistercienne du Languedoc-Roussillon. En 1093, fondation du premier monastère. Visite guidée recommandée.

ION-OMNI Collage series,2005 and 2008, Oslo’s National Academy of the Arts, 2002. http://www.b-o-r-g.org/