A Directory of Great Architectures
A Directory of Great Architectures
The design of a highrise building has been proposed by Kobi Karp for Miapolis. Located in Miami, the building would be almost 200 metres higher than the current world’s tallest building ‘Burj Khalifa‘. When completed (though not sure when it…
Located on East 32nd Street between Park and Lexington Avenues, the New York Korea Center will be an eight-story building covering 33,000 sq foot of floor area. It includes spaces for exhibitions, performances, lectures, and administration. The design of the…
Designed by Steven Holl, the Linked Hybrid complex covers 221,426 sqm, consists of 644 apartments, public green space, commercial zones, hotel, cinemateque, kindergarten, Montessori school, and underground parking. Mentioned as an “open city within a city”, the project promotes interactive…
Schedule for grand opening in February 2010, the CircleBath is mentioned as the first hospital designed by Foster + Partners. Comparable to a luxury hotel, the three-storey building consists of operating theatres, bedrooms, consultation, treatment and recovery spaces, and offers…
Designed by OMA, the new campus for Chu Hai College of Higher Education covers 28,000 m2 of education facilities for its 4,000 students. The building features both pure geometric forms with the two slabs connected by a ‘mat’ that contains…
Designed by COOP HIMMELB(L)AU as part of the research “Walking through the History’ of the University of Perugia”, the Energy Roof Perugia serves as canopy along Via Mazzini in the center of Perugia. The roof consists of three layers: 1)…
This is the winning design for the Cantos new National Music Centre at the King Eddy site in Calgary’s East Village. Designed by Allied Works Architecture, the new Music Centre delivers an innovative building that fits with Calgary, Alberta, the…
The SPF:a’s design proposal is not the winner of a competition to design the new National Music Centre at the King Eddy. The last year competition has selected Allied Works Architecture, but it’s still worth to publish as one of…
