In the bustling heart of Beijing, an oasis of tranquility and creativity has emerged within the office landscape, capturing the essence of a unique third space – the Homelinker Library. Designed by KiKi ARCHi, in collaboration with the prominent enterprise Beike, this innovative library embodies the fusion of culture, aesthetics, and forward-thinking design. If the […] More
A-001 Taller de Arquitectura proudly introduces the Pabellón Centro de Cultura Ambiental (CCA), a remarkable architectural masterpiece that addresses the prevailing societal issue of insufficient environmental consciousness. CCA aims to establish a paradigm of urban governance that effectively harmonizes various dimensions, including socio-cultural, environmental, territorial, economic, and public policy considerations. In order to properly attend […] More
Architecture studio Snøhetta has recently completed work on the new Orionis Planetarium and Observatory in Douai, France. Nestled within a truly remarkable location, this project gracefully bridges the gap between the adjacent Scarpe river, the esteemed archaeological museum Arkéos, and a neighboring residential complex. Its primary objective is to seamlessly unite these elements, resulting in […] More
Birdseye Architecture has recently completed work on Annex, an exquisite artist’s studio designed exclusively for the renowned stone sculptor Richard Erdman. This remarkable structure is gracefully nestled in the picturesque Champlain Valley of Vermont, seamlessly blending with the natural beauty of its surroundings. Annex, drawing inspiration from the artist’s sculptural language and the agrarian context […] More
Benedetti Architects has recently revealed the extensive expansion and redesign of BAFTA’s Grade II listed headquarters. The project aims to elevate the building’s global recognition as the hub of excellence for motion picture arts in Film, Games, and Television. The design incorporates cutting-edge technology and cost-effective measures while maintaining a balance between the needs of […] More
The Museum of Ethnography in Budapest, designed by NAPUR Architect, is a remarkable addition to the Liget Budapest Project, Europe’s largest urban-cultural development. This award-winning building is a testament to the architect’s skill and vision. The structure’s sleek and uncomplicated design seamlessly integrates with the natural landscape while also establishing a visual dialogue with the […] More
The Red Church, a stunning Lutheran structure, has been utilized as a book depository by the Olomouc Research Library since 1959. Regrettably, the church has remained inaccessible to the general public throughout this period. In response to the storage needs of the listed building in Olomouc Region, a new library building was constructed. This decision […] More
Cushing Terrell has recently completed work on The Wachholz College Center, a new performing arts and athletics center at Flathead Valley Community College melds performing arts and athletic in Kalispell, Montana. Community College campus. The project’s overarching concept centers around the theme of “music in motion.” The College Center, designed by Cushing Terrell in collaboration […] More
ÁGORA has recenlty completed work on its latest project – La Carmela Cultural Center. La Carmela is located in the southwestern region of Puebla, Mexico, adjacent to the Atoyac River. This hydroelectric facility, constructed by Engineer Carlos Mastretta Fecit, was one of two plants that supplied power to the Textile Factory El Mayorazgo during the […] More
The Australian architecture and design firm Architectus, the international studio Henning Larsen, and the global consulting firm Arup have been selected as the winning consortium to transform the Canberra Theatre Centre into a vibrant, multi-event, all-inclusive space. This transformation will take place in consultation with the people of First Nations and will serve as the […] More
K Architectures has completed works on L’Arche, a new cultural center in Villerupt, France.Villerupt was established on the border with Luxembourg on subsoil that was originally rich in iron ore. It grew as a result of the massive development of the use of this resource, going from 560 people in 1861 to almost 16,000 people […] More
The historic Doris Duke Theatre, which burned down in a fire with no apparent cause in November 2020, will be replaced by a flexible theater, according to plans released by Jacob’s Pillow. In order to build a future-focused dance theater as it enters its second century, Jacob’s Pillow attempts to replace what was lost while […] More