A Directory of Great Architectures
A Directory of Great Architectures
30 architects has joined Brad Pitt’s project called “Make It Right” Housing aims to develop sustainable and affordable housing in New Orleans. One of them is Japanese architect Shigeru Ban whose design displayed above and below. Make It Right’s goal…
Located in Stutgart, the Mercedes-Benz Museum covers shop, restaurant, offices, and auditorium. It was designed by UNStudio and the construction completed two years ago (May 2006). The Museum experience begins with visitors traveling up through the atrium to the top…
Designed by Studio Pacific Architecture, the new Wellington International Airport soon become the latest landmark in New Zealand. Also known as “The Rock”, the building will offer dramatic experience for its visitors. And it also mentioned become environmental friendly. “Our…
Located on the east coast of Sweden, the floating Villa Nackros designed by Staffan Strindberg, an archtect based in Sweden. This villa measure 12×12 meter consists of 6 room, a kitchen, 178 sqm fo living area, and 12m sqm of…
Designed by Taichung Stan Allen Architects (SAA), the Taichung Gateway Park located on the site of the former airport in Taichung, Taiwan. The park expected to become a new urban district on totally 250 hectares area. The municipality of Taichung,…
Located in Canajoharie, the Arkell Museum adopts concrete and glass as its main structure and facade. This museum welcomes visitor to discover paintings by American artists including Winslow Homer, Childe Hassam, Robert Henri, Maurice Prendergast, and Georgia O’Keeffe on display…
The Waterfront City in Dubai designed by Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas for Nakheel (the biggest developers in the United Arab Emirates). This new city will be built on 1.5-billion-square-foot of artificial island. In Dubai Mr. Koolhaas and his Office for…
Designed by the Italian architect, Renzo Piano, the New York Times Building located between 40th and 41st Streets in New York. According to Renzo, the design concept was to create a skyscraper that embodies sustainability and craftsmanship. In a statement…
