Francine Houben

People Place Purpose - The world according to Mecanoo

Interview with Sergey Kuznetsov, Moscow Chief Architect

Moscow Mapping - Cultural, planning and generational revolution in progress

SPEECH Tchoban & Kuznetsov

Ozerkovskaya Mixed-use Complex

Grunewald Residential Complex

Residential Complex Granatny 6

LeninskJ Prospekt Office Building

Sergey Skuratov Architects

Art House mixed-use complex

Burdenko residential complex

Danilovsky Fort mixed-use complex

Mosfilmvoskaya mixed-use complex

Asadov Architectural studio

Sport Club Zukovka-21

Olympic Hall Business Center

Russian Science and Clinic Center for Pediatric Hematology

Project Meganom

Mercury Theatre

Tsvetnoy Central Market

ABD Architects

iCube Office building

Totan Kuzembaev

Residential Complex Firefly Houses

Pole-Design

Private House - Behind the wall

Buromoscow

Residential Complex Block 10

Reserve

Aeroflot Headquarters

Ostozhenka Architects

Residential Complex Aquarelle

ADM Architectural Dialog with the Metropolis

Office Complex Alcon

The Strelka Effect

International competitions

Urban life - New public spaces

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stefan Behnisch

Politics, society and all the rest

Glenn Murcutt travelling in Italy

Mono-centric Paris, capital of France: one story

Le Grand Paris - Seeking a New Metropolitan Chronotope

BUSarchitektur

Masterplan - Campus of the Vienna University of Business and Economics

Zaha Hadid Architects

Learning Center

Atelier Hitoshi Abe

Student center

Crab Studio

Departments and Administration

Estudio Carme Pinós

Departments Complex

No.Mad Arquitectos Eduardo Arroyo

Executive Academy

BUSarchitektur | BOA Office

Teaching Centre

Marco Castelletti Architetto

Private house

Tezuka Architects

Asahi Kindergarten

Takahashi Ippei Office

Tohyama Kindergarten

Saucier + Perrotte Architectes

Anne-Marie Edward Science Building at John Abbott College

 

Boris Podrecca Architekten

 

The Limits and Contradictions of Theory

Medellín Mapping - An Open, Inclusive Metropolis

A City on the Move

Restraint and Invention in Dutch Architecture

 

Neutelings Riedijk

 

Rozet cultural center

 

Amateur Architecture

 

Guesthouse Wa Shan

 

Crab Studio

 

Abedian School of Architecture

 

5+1 AA Alfonso Femia Gianluca Peluffo

 

School complex

 

Sanjay Puri Architects

 

The Courtyards House

 

Morq

 

Karri Loop House

 

Spasm Design

 

The House Cast in Liquid Stone

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Alsop Architects

Knock Nothing Down: Sky Creatures

Prague Mapping. Prague: Classical, Vibrant and Timeless

A capital city between past and future

Peter Rich Architects

Nature and Matter in a working space

Weiss-Manfredi

fuse nature and urbanity - Architects with a feeling for the site and patterns of use

Steven Holl

Nanjing Sifang Art Museum

Christian De Portzamparc

Multipurpose space - Cidade das Artes

Mecanoo Architecten

Library of Birmingham

BanMu Tang Architects

Fu-Gui Sanyi Art & Culture Gallery

GMP Studio Hamburg

City Hall Hans-Sachs-Haus

 

 

 

 

The Italian Side of International Style

Patricia Viel, Antonio Citterio

Editorial

Tom Kundig building for people and place

 Tom Kundig

Highlights 

Officina Vidre Negre

Duilio Damilano

Cuneo | Italy

Parco della Musica

ABDR Architetti

Florence | Italy 

Building Emotions and Memory

Werner Tscholl

Cermes | Italy

Mesh/earth terrace house

Kengo Kuma

Tokio | Japan 

Health Center

Avelino Oliveira

Braga | Portugal 

360 House

Subarquitectura

Madrid | Spain

“Barbara Cappochin” Biennale Internazionale di Architettura

Flash 

São Francisco Convent

Cândido Chuva Gomes

Portugal

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