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  • Bjarne Melgaard

    A House to Die In by Snøhetta and Bjarne Melgaard

    Snøhetta‘s and Norwegian artist Bjarne Melgaard‘s  “A House to Die In,” is now on display at the Tjuvholmen exhibition in Oslo, Norway. The exhibition shows the artistic process of designing the unique home and studio that is currently seeking approval for its construction.  Take a look at the complete story below. More

  • Mecanoo

    Global Headquarters of China Merchants Bank by Mecanoo

    Take a look this inspiring design proposal for the China Merchant Bank in Shenzhen, China designed by renowned architecture firm Mecanoo. After winning the Shenzhen North Station Urban Design last year, it’s Mecanoo’s ambition to develop further the high-rise typology.  More

  • SAOTA

    St Tropez Residence by SAOTA

    SAOTA designed this St Tropez residence, a modern interpretation of Côte d’Azur living. The contemporary, rectilinear, cubic design was carefully considered to blend in with the more traditional residences that are prevalent in the area. Take a look at the complete story after the jump. More

  • Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter

    Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter wins tower competition in Oslo

    A unanimous jury granted the project Nordisk Lys by Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter winner of the invited planning and architecture competition for the design proposal of Fjordporten Oslo S. Take a look at the complete story below. More

  • Zaha Hadid Design 2018 Collection at Maison et Objet

    Zaha Hadid Design 2018 Collection at Maison et Objet

    Zaha Hadid Design developed a new Collection at Maison et Objet , reinterpreting the relationships inherent throughout Hadid’s architecture. The new Collection conveys the unrivalled innovation within her work. Take a look at the complete story after the jump. More

  • Examining the Differences Between Civil Engineering and Architecture

    There are a variety of jobs that, on the surface, sound very similar to each other. Two such fields are architecture and civil engineering. However, while architecture focuses on the designing and creating of buildings, civil engineering is a much broader topic. However, there are other differences that help set this two fields apart. If […] More

  • How to Become an Architectural Engineer

    Architectural engineers stand at the interface between civil engineering and architecture. They enjoy far more job flexibility than architects and thus a lower unemployment rate. They also have better pay rates than architects because they can work as civil engineers and facility designers instead of competing for landmark projects to generate a following and constant […] More

  • Georgia’s Kutaisi International Airport Extension by UNStudio

    Just four and a half years after its official opening (September 2012), the UNStudio designed Kutaisi International Airport has grown rapidly from 12,915 passengers per year to more than 300,000 in 2016. Predictions for the low-cost airliner airport are such that it is expected to reach a capacity of close to 1,000,000 passengers by 2020. […] More

  • Triplex Apartments by Luigi Rosselli Architects

    Occasionally, Council planning restrictions can produce design constraints that are welcome; in this case, limits to residential apartment building heights forces all units built on sloping sites such as the block The Triplex Apartments occupies to step and follow the contours of the land. Terraced apartments are not a new building type; the style began […] More

  • Zaha Hadid Design participates in 10×10 Drawing the City for Article 25

    Article 25’s mission is to help improve the futures of vulnerable communities often living in the aftermath of disasters, through building excellent, resilient infrastructure and space for health, education and fulfilling livelihoods. 10×10 Drawing the City is Article 25’s annual fundraising event. More

  • Under by Snøhetta

    Norwegian architectural firm Snøhetta is designing Europe’s first underwater restaurant – Under. The new restaurant will be located on the southern coast of Norway, close to the village of Båly. More

  • The Street by Sanjay Puri Architects

    Taking a cue from the old city streets of Mathura city in India where this project is located, this 800 room students’ hostel creates organic spaces. Designed in 4 level high, 5 linear blocks, the built spaces snake across a wedge shaped site twisting and turning along their length. Sitting adjacent to repetitive hostel blocks […] More

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