A Directory of Great Architectures
A Directory of Great Architectures
This office building stands on avenue Friedland, in the immediate vicinity of the Arc de Triomphe and Place de l’Etoile, in a luxurious Parisian neighborhood. The project was implemented in two parts: the main building on a 20 meter-wide stripe…
« La Cite des Affaires » office building in Saint-Etienne : High performance façade The façade’s design is the answer to the architectural, programmatic, geographic and economic context, with the purpose to lead to high thermal performances. The façade’s principle is based on…
Young Georgian practice Architects of Invention has completed its first building in Tbilisi, the stunning Prosecutor’s Office. The firm submitted a proposal as part of an invited competition for a new build to the north west of the city, just…
The Pfizer Canada reconfiguration project makes a very clear statement. The architectural design focuses on promoting the corporate identity of the company located on the Trans-Canada Highway. The strategy is to use the building space in a transparent and expeditious…
The building consists of an elongated volume facing south, and includes a longitudinal central courtyard, with overhead lighting. Thus, it achieves a perfect control of sunlight (in winter the building can have the maximum amount of direct sunlight, and in…
Montreal design firm id+s Design Solutions has won the Grands Prix du Design award 2011 for Office Design excellence across Quebec ( for 20,000 square feet and over) , for the offices of THQ, an American developer and publisher of…
After many exchanges with the clients we decided to fit out the different rooms considering the possible activities : micro meeting room, manager’s office, « sacred space », « undetermined » places… This arrangement of the rooms is reflected through…
Athletica Physio, by Martha Franco Architecture & Design, has been announced as a winner in the 2011 Grand Prix Du Design Awards. The private physiotherapist’s office is just 1100 square feet in size but Martha Franco Architecture & Design‘s role…
