Benthem Crouwel won competition for the redevelopment of the “Zentralplatz”
Benthem Crouwel won competition for the redevelopment of the “Zentralplatz”
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The Bergbau Museum in Bochum has won the Iconic Award ‘Winner’ 2013
The Bergbau Museum in Bochum is the Iconic Award ‘Winner’ 2013
Buckminster Fuller Institute Announces DYMAX REDUX Finalists
Buckminster Fuller Institute Announces DYMAX REDUX Finalists
Two Teams Shortlisted for 2014 British Pavilion in Venice
FAT’s exhibition at the Venice Biennale 2012. FAT is part of one of the teams competing to design the British Pavilion for the Venice Biennale
Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners to design terminal at Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport
The terminal will double the size of the airport, which is one of two that serve France's second-biggest city, and increase capacity from 10 to 15 million passengers per year by 2020.
Learning Hub | Heatherwick Studio
So the building has no one door, it's all porous," said Heatherwick. "You can just walk into one big shared space that links the whole thing together."
Construction has started on the 150-room HH Resort Hotel and Spa at Gangneung.
the Richard Mier HH Resort Hotel and Spa at Gangneung Construction has started
NEW GERMAN PROJECT WON IN STUTTGART BY HENNING LARSEN ARCHITECTS
Henning Larsen Architects has won the competition for a new Citizen and Media Centre in Stuttgart.
UNStudio to design Yongjia World Trade Centre
Dutch office UNStudio has won a competition to design a world trade centre in the growing city of Wenzhou, China, with proposals for a family of segmented skyscrapers.
OMA New York Wins Major Design Competitions in Miami Beach and Santa Monica
This success comes after OMA's design for a large mixed-use development in Santa Monica
OMA Appointed as Masterplanner and Lead Architect for Morden Wharf on London’s Greenwich Peninsula
OMA's vision for Morden Wharf adds value to an already impressive site through regeneration of existing buildings and infrastructure
RIBA Shortlist for Sterling Prize Announced
Awarded to the building that makes the greatest contribution to British architecture that year