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Maidstone Museum / Hugh Broughton Architects
Architects: Hugh Broughton Architects
Location: Maidstone, England
Project Director: Hugh Broughton
Project Architect: Gianluca Rendina
Design (Concept): Ralph Appelbaum Associates
Construction Value: £3m (including a £2m grant from Heritage Lottery Fund)
Gross Internal Area: 1,150 sqm (470 sqm new build / 680 sqm refurbishment)
Completion: 2012
Client: Maidstone Borough Council
Photographs: Hufton & Crow
Hybrid Office / Edward Ogosta Architecture
Architects: Edward Ogosta Architecture
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA
Area: 557 sqm
Project Year: 2012
Renders: Edward Ogosta Architecture
Grand Bazar Antwerp / Buro II & Archi+I
Architects: Buro II & Archi+I
Location: Antwerp, Belgium
Photographs: Filip Dujardin
Cluny House / Neri & Hu Design and Reserch Office
Architects: Neri & Hu Design and Reserch Office
Location: Singapore
Size: 2,888 sqm
Completion: November 2011
Photographer: Pedro Pegenaute
Interims Audimax / Deubzer Konig & Rimmel Architekten
Architects: Deubzer König & Rimmel Architekten
Location: Technical University Munich, Germany
Client: Bavarian State Ministry of Sciences, Research and the Arts
Gross building Area: 1,010 sqm
Building Area: 780 sqm
Building Costs: 3,6M €
Completion: 2011
Photographs: Henning Köpke Fotografie
Bridge Studio / Saunders Architecture
Architects: Saunders Architecture
Location: Fogo Island, Newfoundland, Canada
Client: Shorefast Foundation and the Fogo Island Arts Corporation
Team Architects: Attila Béres, Ryan Jørgensen, Ken Beheim-Schwarzbach, Nick Herder, Rubén Sáez López, Soizic Bernard, Colin Hertberger, Christina Mayer, Olivier Bourgeois, Pål Storsveen, Zdenek Dohnalek
Associate Architect: Sheppard Case Architects Inc. (Long Studio)
Size: 130 sqm
Status: Finished 2011
Photographs: Bent René Synnevåg
Aristides Maillol Municipal Sports Complex / Magma Arquitectos
Architects: Magma Arquitectura – Luis Beriain, Jose Angel Cicero & Lluc Coma
Location: Les Corts, Barcelona, Spain
Completion: 2011
Client: Barcelona City Council
Surface: Pavilion: 200 sqm, Environment Improvement: 1500 sqm
Photographs: Magma Arquitectura
Power Stations Bjornstokk and Ovre Forsland / Stein Hamre Arkitektkontor As
Stein Hamre Arkitektkontor As shared with us their design for new hydraulic power stations in northern Norway. The main idea is that the power stations should adapt to the site. More images and architect description after the break.
Mixed Use Building Bizovik / Tria Studio
Architect: Tria Studio
Location: Ljubljana, Slovenia
Project Team: Jernej Hočevar u.d.i.a., Matevž Vrhovnik u.d.i.a., Martin Lovrečić u.d.i.a., Blaž Češka u.d.i.a., Anže Kveder g.t.
Client: Razum d.o.o.
Builder: Panta Rhei d.o.o.
Completion: 2010
Floor Area: 320 sqm
Photographs: Črt Slavec & Photo Shark
Yue Art Gallery / Tao Lei Architect Studio
Architects: Tao Lei Architect Studio – Lei Tao, Bozhou Kang, Mingliang Zhao
Location: Beijing, China
Structure Area: 1,600 sqm
Structure Design: Qinghai Wang
Completion: 2011
Photographs: Courtesy of Tao Lei Architect Studio
YI Building / Oh Jong Sang
Architects: Oh Jong Sang
Location: 108-6 Bang i-Dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul, South Korea
Client: Yoosukja
Site Area: 361 sqm
Total Floor Area: 1,132 sqm
Photographs: Namgoong Sun
Skinspace / AND
Architects: AND
Location: Seohoori, Seojongmyun, Yangpyeonggun, Gyeonggido, Korea
Construction Area: 112.62 sqm
Gross Area: 130.60 sqm
Structure: RC
Completion: 2010
Photographs: Kim Yong Gwan
MAAVC / Camilo Rebelo + Tiago Pimentel
Architects: Camilo Rebelo + Tiago Pimentel
Location: Vila Nova de Foz Côa, Portugal
Gross Floor Area: 8,121.31 sqm
Completion: 2009
Photographs: Claudio Reis
Salongen 35 / KKA
Architect: KKA
Location: Västra Hamnen, Malmö, Sweden
Client: Höllviksnäs Förvaltnings AB
Area: 400 sqm
Completion: 2011
Design Team: Joakim Kaminsky, Fredrik Kjellgren, Marie Löwenherz, Alessandro Micelli, Yvonne Lohmann, Pamela Paredes, Maria Martinez
Photographs: Kasper Dudzik, KKA
Chameleon Restaurant / Za architects
Chameleon is a design of a dynamic interior which adapts to changing environment and can serve various purposes. The interior of the restaurant adapts to changing environment in the same way as the chameleon changes its color depending on its mood. The created space of the restaurant constantly resorts to mimicry and adaptation.
Cumberland Park / Hargreaves Associates
Architects: Hargreaves Associates + EOA Architects
Location: Nashville, Tennessee, USA
Developer: MDHA
Program Manager: American Constructors
Operator: Metro Parks
Photographs: Courtesy of Hargreaves Associates
Senior Housing De Dijken 10 / HVE architecten
Architects: HVE architecten
Location: Leidschenveen, The Netherlands
Project Team: Gerrit van Es, Sascha van Esch, Lia Tuijt
Client: Vidomes Delft
Project Area: 9,800 sqm
Project Year: 2010
Photographs: HVE architecten, Scagliola Brakkee, Christiane Wirth
Utsav House / Studio Mumbai
Architects: Studio Mumbai
Location: Satirje, Maharashtra, India
Principal Architect: Bijoy Jain
Project Team: Roy Katz, Jeevaram Suthar, Pandurang Malekar, Mangesh Mhatre
Structural Engineer: Dwijen Bhatt
Photographs: Courtesy of Studio Mumbai
House THE / n-lab architects
Architects: n-lab architects
Location: Luxembourg
Structural Engineer: INCA Ingénieurs Conseils Associés, L-Niederanven
Project Year: 2010
Photographs: Courtesy of n-lab architects
Cañadas Park / Abis Architecture
Architects: Abis Architecture
Location: Pliego, Murcia, Spain
Design Team: Rafael Landete Pascual, Angel Benigno González Avilés, María Isabel Pérez Millán, Emilio Cortés Saura
Clients: Pliego City Council, The Ministries of Public Works and Planning, the Ministry of Presidency and Public Administration of the Region of Murcia
Cost: 1,238,583€
Construction Company: Etosa – Electrisur C. Pliego U.T.E.
Completion: 2010
Site Area: 21,700 sqm
Photographs: David Frutos
House in Iporanga / Nitsche Arquitetos Associados
Architects: Nitsche Arquitetos Associados – Lua Nitsche, Pedro Nitsche, Renata Cupini, Suzana Barboza, Mariana Simas
Location: Iporanga, Guarujá, SP, Brazil
Total Area (including terraces): 554 sqm
Photographs: Nelson Kon
