A Directory of Great Architectures
A Directory of Great Architectures
Designed by ‘you know who’, Zaha Hadid, the Mobile Art Chanel Contemporary Art Container events take a place at Star Ferry Car Park, Central, Hong Kong. The organic shaped pavilion is designed by architect Zaha Hadid. He (born October 31,…
The design competion of Shenzen Bao’an International Airport has named the winner. The lucky guys coming from Italy, known as Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas. The terminal will be 400,000 square metre totally and scheduled in 3 phase of constructions. Shenzhen…
Intalian architect, Iosa Ghini Associati, has designed fluid-form residential in Cyprus. The architecture is contextual to the Pedieos river where the site is located. All external walls are treated with photo catalytic concrete, allowing the transformation of harmful organic and…
I learned and read book about Frank Gehry’s masterpiece since i was in college, and now he designed another wonderful thing, the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2008. Located in London, the Serpentine Gallery utilizes random element as you can see in…
Designed by Studio Nicoletti and Hijas Kasturi, the Precint 4 will be a new iconic building complex in Malaysia along with Petronas Twin Tower. The design concept is simply combining ship fleet, Islamic architecture and green building. The goal of…
Designed by ‘the you know who’, the new civil courts building in Madrid will be the new landmark in the city. Coming with what called intelligent facade, the building utilizing double ventilation and photovoltaic cells on the roof. The proposed…
CarLoft, The Germany based company, has a great innovation to solve the problem of parking in urban living. The technology utilizing what called CarLift, a big size elevator that strong enough to take you to the floor you live on…
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…
