SAHMRI was designed by architect Woods Bagot in collaboration with Aurecon as a design of an Institute for Health and Research for the Government of South Australia. Adelaide has shown…
The tale of the extension of the Tate Modern Museum designed by Herzog and De Meuron is as much a tale of London as it is of the museum itself.…
Taipei 1O1 is a successful skyscraper construction and a bizarre architectural history standing on the grounds of the Xinyi district of Taipei, located in Taiwan. The importance of the tower…
The winning entry in the international competition was “two stones,” a design by Zaha Hadid for the Guangzhou Opera House (GOH). As one of the three largest auditoriums in the…
What are the challenges people in different parts of the world face today? And as architects, are we capable enough to help the nation by solving them? The recent challenge…
Júlio Prestes is a railway station on Viabilidade Line 8-Diamond, located in the district of Santa Cecília in São Paulo. This historic station was named after former Governor of São…
After being in the works for nine years, the Woods Bagot-designed Kempinski Hotel in Muscat. Kempinski Hotel Muscat, previously known as Kempinski The Wave Hotel, is located in the modern…
Herzog and de Meuron are among the world’s most respected architectural firms. The practice has, over the years, gained recognition for conjuring up original building solutions. One such design of…
The arctic circle is regarded as one of the most beautiful and pristine regions on the planet, with its dazzling northern lights, glaciers, and cozy lodges. When we think of…
This article comprehensively covers details about Villa Verde, a Chilean incremental housing project which helped Alejandro Aravena win The Pritzker in 2016. This article also talks about the Pritzker laureate’s…
Known for its beautiful mountain landscape, expedition training, and Star Wars, mountain village Finse stands at the highest point of the Norwegian Railway track, on the outskirts of Hardangerjøkulen glacier.…
Founded in 1837, the Royal College of Art, or the RCA, is a public research institution in London, United Kingdom, with one out of three campuses across Battersea. In 2018,…