GPT / Woods Bagot

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Architects: Woods Bagot
Location: , Australia
Project Team: Alissandra Johnston, Tessa Melick
Project Manager: Buildcorp Group
Area: 3,700 sqm
Year: 2011
Photographs: Tyrone Branigan

Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre / Woods Bagot

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Architects: Woods Bagot
Location: , Australia
Leadership Team: Nik Karalis, Rodger Dalling, Ivan Kokrhelj, Peter Korkolis, Gordana Ticak, Bruno Mendes
Design Partner: NHArchitecture
Area: 66,000 sqm
Year: 2009
Photographs: Courtesy of Woods Bagot

Knox Innovation Opportunity and Sustainability Centre / Woods Bagot

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Architects: Woods Bagot
Location: , Victoria, Australia
Area: 1,800 sqm
Year: 2012
Photographs: Peter Bennetts

China Southern Airport City / Woods Bagot

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Serving , as a distinctive emblem of Southern Airlines’ global leadership, the winning proposal by Woods Bagot is a bold reinterpretation of the corporate campus model. A 400-hectare, mixed-use development, the three-precinct master plan integrates business, manufacturing, residential, and cultural amenities within a comprehensive open space network that supports recreational opportunity and bolsters ecological vitality. More images and architects’ description after the break.

Langfang Eco-Smart City / Woods Bagot + HOK

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Woods Bagot Architecture and HOK Planning have worked together to generate the master plan for Eco-Smart City and shared its announcement with us here at ArchDaily. Additional renderings, watercolors and the official press release after the break.

Shijiazhuang Convention Center / Woods Bagot


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Recently awarded first prize, Woods Bagot’s vision for the will be manifested in a sleek faceted glass tower that rises from smaller geometric exhibition halls.   The master plan is designed to uplift the city’s coastal area, which is currently underdeveloped, by attracting tourists and locals to the entire complex for different programmatic activities.

More images and more about the master plan after the break.