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The Vertical Forest / Waterfrom Design

January 07, 2014

+ 30

Interior Designers: Waterfrom Design
Area: 926 m²
Year: 2013

Seeleben Condominium / Spado Architects

January 07, 2014

+ 20

Architects: Spado Architects
Area: 3590 m²
Year: 2012
Professionals: DI (FH) Franz Ebner Msc., Kastner ZT GmbH, TB Ing. Horst Glabischnig

Armagnac / Ateliers Jean Nouvel + Habiter Autrement

January 06, 2014

+ 10

Architects: Ateliers Jean Nouvel, Habiter Autrement
Area: 5418 m²
Year: 2012
Professionals: Khephren Ingénierie

Hiiu Lõvi (HIIU) / Alver Arhitektid

January 06, 2014

+ 22

Architects: Alver Arhitektid
Area: 8500 m²
Year: 2013
Professionals: AS Merko Ehitus Eesti, Iseasi

Shanghai Vanke / Tsushima Design Studio

January 02, 2014

+ 20

Architects: Tsushima Design Studio
Area: 23320 m²
Year: 2012
Professionals: Studio on site

AD Interviews: Ben van Berkel, UNStudio on London's Canaletto Tower

Subscriber Access | January 01, 2014

ArchDaily recently spoke to Ben van Berkel, co-founder and principal architect at UNStudio, an international network of specialists in architecture, urban development and infrastructure based in the Netherlands. The office, which was founded in 1988, has completed projects around the world ranging from Rotterdam’s Erasmus Bridge to the Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart. With over 81 built projects, and 54 currently in progress (including Raffles City in Hangzhou and Scotts Tower in Singapore), London’s Canaletto Tower (which is due to be completed in 2015) marks the practice’s first major project in the UK.

Vila Nova de Tazem Residential Building / Nuno Ladeiro + Marco Martins

December 31, 2013

+ 24

Architects: Marco Martins, Nuno Ladeiro
Year: 2013

Het Buro De Bovenkamer / Krill Architecture + Christian Müller Architects

December 17, 2013

+ 14

Architects: Christian Müller Architects, Krill Architecture
Area: 1385 m²
Year: 2012
Professionals: Adviesbureau Van Dijke BV, Boonstoppel Engineering bv., OR Else, Mark van der Bij, Van Wijnen, +1

C.F. Møller and DinnellJohansson's Wooden Skyscraper Wins International Competition

December 14, 2013

Scandinavian practice C.F. Møller Architects, in collaboration with DinellJohansson, has been announced as winner of the HSB Stockholm architectural competition. The winning scheme includes three "ultra-modern residential high-rises" planned for Stockholm's city center. Only one of these proposals will actually be built, including the world's tallest wooden skyscraper . Completion of the chosen tower is set for 2023, the 100th anniversary of the competition organizer and Sweden's largest housing association, HSB. View the three project proposals after the break.

ODA Chosen to Design Largest Affordable Housing Project in New York

December 13, 2013

Developer TF Cornerstone has selected Office for Design & Architecture (ODA) to design the largest affordable housing project in New York. Besting proposals from BIG, SHop and Perkins Eastman, the ODA-designed scheme will occupy more than 1,200,000-square-feet along the Long Island City waterfront in Hunters Point South. With an emphasis on connecting residents with nature, the design will feature multiple community green spaces throughout various levels, including two urban farming plateaus.

Loft FOR / adn Architectures

December 12, 2013

+ 29

Architects: adn Architectures
Area: 96 m²
Year: 2013

DMAA Wins Competition for Mixed-Use, Cultural Complex in Munich

December 12, 2013

Vienna-based Delugan Meissl Associated Architects (DMAA) has been announced as winner of a competition to design a mixed-use, cultural complex in Munich. Dubbed Hanns Seidel Platz, the 40,500-square-meter scheme will provide a 160-unit “living tower,” office space, a civic center, concert hall and large public plaza for the district of Neuperlach.

This winning concept was developed in collaboration with the architecture firm Wimmer un Partner. It is expected for completion in 2019.

AD Classics: Lafayette Park / Mies van der Rohe

December 11, 2013

Situated at the eastern edge of Downtown Detroit, Lafayette Park constitutes the world's largest collection of buildings designed by Mies van der Rohe. The 78-acre complex was completed in 1959, just after Crown Hall and the Seagram Building. It is not as well known as several Mies projects of that decade, however, and many critics argue the project deserves greater recognition. One of the first examples of urban renewal, it is a testament to the development's design that it remains a vibrant neighborhood more than fifty years after its construction.

Herzog & de Meuron Skyscraper Unveiled for New Canary Wharf Development

December 10, 2013

London firm Allies and Morrison has submitted planning applications for a 9.23 hectare, mixed-use development east of London’s Canary Wharf. Dubbed “Wood Wharf,” the new neighborhood will include upwards of 3,000 homes, 240,000-square-meters of commercial office space, 100 retail outlets, hospitality and more - all interconnected by a 3.6 hectare network of public space.

A 56-story, cylindrical skyscraper designed by Herzog & de Meuron will be one of three residential buildings planned for the scheme’s first phase, designed in collaboration with Stanton Williams. Allies and Morrison, who provided the revised masterplan for Canary Wharf Group, will design the first two office blocks targeted at technology-based companies.

Daniel Libeskind Designs Apartment Building for Berlin

December 10, 2013

Studio Daniel Libeskind has released images of his latest project: a 10,000 square meter residential building planned for the center of Berlin. Occupying a half-acre corner site in the neighborhood of Chausseestrasse, “Chausseestrasse 43” will be encased by a metallic-coated ceramic facade shaped to maximize exposure to natural light.