A Directory of Great Architectures
A Directory of Great Architectures
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…
Designed by JFA, the Pavilion France for Shanghai Expo 2010 is surrounded by water and has a big style french garden inside. The 6000 sqm project will spend 21.2m Euros for completion and will use advanced building materials and environmental…
Designed by Mikou Design Studio for City of Avanchers-Valmorel, this Aquatic Centre won the second prize of a competition in 2009. Located in les Avanchers-Valmorel, Savoie, France, the prject covers 2640 m2 to house polyvalent pool, beginners’ pool, paddling pool,…
Prepared for the 17th Asian games in 2014, the Incheon Stadium in South Korea was designed by Populous in collaboration with Heerim Architects and Planners. The stadium combines the permanent and temporary modular seating structue. After the main event the…
The Plantagon’s Urban Greenhous Concept is beleived to change the way we produce organic and functional food. It also able to reduce costs and environmental damage by increasing efficiency and productivity in term of food producing. It’s achieved by eliminating…
Located in Hangzhou, China, the Raffles City Hangzhou is a 60-storey building designed by UNStudio. The mixed-use building covers retail spaces, offices, housing and a 5-star hotel with a total floor area of almost 300,000 square metres. Due for realisation…
Designed for optimal solar orientation and community interaction, the SANY Beijing was poroposed by Perkins+Will with the help of Urban Design group, Corporate + Commercial + Civic architecture group and the Shanghai office. With design concept of “in harmony with…
The design of Faroe Islands Education Center was porposed by BIG with the help of Fuglark, Lemming & Eriksson, Sámal Johannesen, Martin E. Leo and KJ Elrad. The project is located on a hillside, 100 m above the sea level…
