studiorebuild's immersive resilience garden project redefines public space within ttuksom han river park in seoul.
Apple's glass Fifth Avenue store has reopened to the public following a renovation by Foster + Partners with a new staircase, skylights and public plaza.
Antonio Maciá A&D presents an interesting Project that joins together two conditions well definite: on one hand, a good use of sustainability aspects, with a large vertical garden amd on the other hand, a grateful respect of the historical memory of the place, the Plaza de Santa Isabel (Saint Isabel Square, in Elche).
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UNStudio has unveiled plans for Brainport Smart District, the "smartest neighbourhood in the world" located in Helmond, the Netherlands.
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The MFO Park occupies a previously vacant site in the northern suburbs of Zurich, Switzerland. Completed in 2002 and designed by local design practice Raderschall, the ‘park house’ serves as a memory of the former building by replicating its original footprint, scale and mass to complete the streetscape with a living, seasonal façade. Accessible…
atelier jean nouvel's new 'jeuneville' district is designed for pioneering start-ups dedicated to creation and technology.
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Image 9 of 23 from gallery of Hilton Garden Inn Boston - Brookline / CambridgeSeven. Photograph by Anton Grassl
Image 30 of 40 from gallery of Hankook Technoplex / Foster + Partners. Photograph by Foster + Partners
The store will reopen on Friday.
The recently completed North Parking Garage and Retail for Rockhurst University is a mixed-use facility designed to serve the campus and adjacent community. The garage is strategically located on the edge of the campus and along Troost Avenue, a once prom…
Silman, A TYLin Company, is now a fully integrated part of the TYLin family, serving the Buildings Market across the Americas.
While as Associate Principal at Kohn Pedersen Fox Architect: Kohn Pedersen Fox. Client: Greentown Development, Baida Group Site: Hangzhou, China Status: Completed 2016 Program: Mixed-use, Hospitality, Office, Residential, Retail Height: 150 M Size: 192.000 GSM With the understanding that markets inevitably shift over both the short and long term, the Hangzhou Xizi International Center was designed to be flexible, allowing for programs to change over time. Located in the thriving Jianggan district, the development is an assemblage of residential, hotel, office, cultural, and retail spaces. The building comprises three fragmented yet hinged towers that optimize the needs for each specific program through varied floor heights, plan depths, wall requirements, and views. The independent pieces are then pulled apart and reconnected by a series of programmed rooftop plazas that cascade up the building and link together. Despite its large scale, the project avoids a monolithic presence in the neighborhood with a strikingly porous design, folding itself neatly into the existing urban fabric with three gateways, inviting pedestrians into the site. These gateways, marked by a skin of terracotta colored tubes, also invite pedestrians upwards by exposing the building’s vertical circulation systems. In the evenings, the gateways, parks, and hinged rooms are illuminated, highlighting the project’s internal connectivity. These apertures also bring more light into the building, improve views for those looking out, and increase airflow to the central courtyards, reducing the complex’s heat island effect and energy consumption. Additional sustainable features include green roofs, solar heated water, rain water catchments, and grey water recycling. Awards: Silver, Best Mixed Use Development, MIPIM ASIA, 2016
Karen Blixens Plads in Copenhagen is an undulating plaza with sheltered parking for over 2,000 bicycles designed by Danish architecture firm COBE.
