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  • China Pavilion Expo 215 by Tsinghua University and Studio Link-Arc

    Rejecting the typical notion of a pavilion as an object in a plaza, Tsinghua University and Studio Link-Arc ’s winning proposal for the China Pavilion is conceived as a field of spaces. Designed as a cloud floating over a “field of hope”, this roof creates a sheltered public space that incorporates the building’s exhibition program and […] More

  • Honorable Mentions for the [AC-CA]’s Competition [DUBAI09]

    [DUBAI09] was an open international competition hosted by [AC-­CA] to generate progressive contemporary design ideas. Here are the Honorable Mentions designs judged by an internal panel of professionals including Architects. Discover more of the Architecture School Tower design after the jump: More

  • Lithuanian Pavilion EXPO 2015 by Vilniaus Architekt?ros Studija

    Vilniaus Architekt?ros Studija share with us their design for the Lithuanian Pavilion EXPO 2015 named Growin’ Lithuania. The competition project for the Lithuanian pavilion at the EXPO Milano 2015 has been designed to express the Lithuanian approach to the EXPO theme “feeding the planet, energy for life”. More

  • ZASH Country Boutique Hotel by Antonio Iraci

    Antonio Iraci architect share with us his splendid design for this lovely hotel named ZASH   located at Sicily. For more images along with architects description continue after the jump: More

  • PLASMA Studio Wins Mobility Centre Competition

    Plasma Studio will move then build the new Mobility Centre for the city of Innichen/San Candido in Italy. Moving the train station to a new position close to the centre and reducing the amount of rail tracks creates many new opportunities in regard to hes town's urban connectivity and development. Discover how PLASMA Studio successfully […] More

  • An (In)Discrete Eye by UDA Architetti

    UDA Architetti share with us their work on An (In)Discrete Eye project, a 150 square meter apartment in Torino, Italy. Discover their unique solution after the jump: More

  • Foster + Partners Reveals Designs for United Arab Emirates Pavilion at Milan Expo

    World renowned Foster + Partners studio reveals design for United Arab Emirates pavilion at Milan Expo 2015. Bringing the planning principles of the traditional desert city to Milan, the pavilion’s interior of self-shaded streets evokes the experience of the UAE’s ancient communities, while demonstrating the natural energy efficiency of their compact urban form. More

  • Austrian Pavilion EXPO 2015 by Paolo Venturella Architecture

    Paolo Venturella 's practice has designed a proposal for the Austrian Pavilion EXPO 2015 to be held in Milan. The main concept of the pavillion is to create two different yet related spaces. One for the exhibition and another one for a massive greenhouse. Their connection actually allows the visitors to walk in a unique single […] More

  • Competition “Taranta Power Station” by archiSTART

    Italian cultural association named “archiSTART” is a creative collaboration composed of three young graduates in architecture. Their aim is organizing architecture and design competitions addressed to university students as well as young graduates. The cultural association archiSTART, under the sponsorship of Melpignano municipality (LE), showcases the results from the international competition of idea design for […] More

  • New Holland Pavilion for Expo Milan 2015 by Carlo Ratti and Recchi Engineering

    The winning proposal design for the New Holland Agriculture's Pavilion at EXPO Milano 2015 is a work of talented Carlo Ratti Associati and Recchi Engineering. Proposal features two self-driving tractors ‘drawing’ on the large tilted green roof, the latest in ‘agricultural printing’. Set to be a picture-worthy attraction and Milan's EXPO. More

  • Optical Shop in Italy by Vito D’Attoma

    Vito D’Attoma share with us his recent project for an Optical Shop in Bitonto, Bari, Italy. For more images and architects' description continue after the jump: More

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