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Japanese architect Hiroshi Nakamura wins the Hospitality Building LEAF award 2015 with his Ribbon Chapel project.

The ‘metal ribbon’ is as symbolic as it is functional. Two winding staircases start at different places, intercross and finally meet—creating the ribbon. The staircases lean on ‘one another,’ doting the building the name Wedding Chapel for its ability to enrich human relationships with nature. more

The extension to the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), now named the Michael Lee-Chin Crystal, is situated at one of the most prominent intersections in downtown central Toronto.  It is the largest Museum in Canada and attracts more than a million visitors a year. more

Architect Christoph Kaiser set himself a real challenge on a trip to Kansas, USA, when he fell in love with an old grain silo from the 1950.

After acquiring the silo from its original owner, Kaiser had it transported by truck to his home in the historic Garfield District of Phoenix, Arizona. more

Barozzi / Veiga's Philharmonic Hall in Poland won the 2015 EU Mies Prize 

Architect: Edgley Design
Awards won: Riba London Award 2015

Recreating the Japanese Bathroom Design. more 

MdAA creates elevated bedroom "like a treehouse" inside Rome apartment.

Inside Festival 2015: Massimo d'Alessandro explains how his studio MdAA transformed an old stable into an apartment by creating a treehouse-like room raised from the floor on a single column. more

Crumpled: Frank Gehry’s Paper Bag. This building has created its share of confusion in the Australian metropolis. On top of that, it has been the subject of mockery, as in one interpretation of the structure as a termite hill. more

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House in Guimarães / Elisabete de Oliveira Saldanha

City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia,

 

WeissManfredi's Krishna P. Singh Center for Nanotechnology won an AIA Honor Award

200-Year-Old Stone House in Switzerland

House on the Cliff, GilBartolme Architects

Guastalla School Portal Frame Section

Experience Wood in Nature: Wooden Cabins on Denmark’s Coasts

Happy House of Brunswick, Germany

AIA Convention 2016 is the architecture and design event of the year! Join us in Philly May 19-21. Imagine what could happen

Gardens by the Bay, Singapore

The Copper Canyon Cocktail Bar

APA designs Theatrical Apartment in London for two film directors

Scale Lane Bridge in Hull, England​

Dubai Creek Harbor TowerSantiago,  Calatrava,

 

Shanghai Natural History Museum

Perkins+Will

 

ext by Thomas Fisher, Assoc. AIA

Located in the heart of Shanghai, this building asks us to contemplate our relationship to nature—as a natural history museum should. Its nautilus-shaped core, representing one of the most efficient forms in nature, enables people to spiral up from the surrounding park onto the building’s extensive green roof, into the museum under its corner entry canopy, and down into a courtyard and light well, whose meandering stairs and irregular pools recall Chinese water gardens. The courtyard’s curving glass wall follows the spiral up, down, and around, shaded by a screen whose fractured pattern echoes the cracked-ice pattern of traditional latticework as well as biological cells. Read More

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Marcel Wanders, Interior Design
Royal Ontario Museum. Ontario 
Japanese artist Ritsue Mishima

Golden Teardrop Arin Rungjang

Le Magnifique Opéra Garnier
The Best Photography
Juliana Pippi, Interior Design
designer Kristine Five Melvær
Chambord Castle, France.
Doors & Windows in de World
The City of Arts and Sciences​
House in Guimarães
Alexi Zaitsev, Paintig
Neal’s Yard, London
apartment-MdAA, London
Jordi Feliu, Painting
+ 40 Colorful Cities in the World
House on the Cliff
The Lalique Mystique
Ribbon Chapel Wins LEAF 
Burano, Italy
The Copper Canyon Cocktail Bar
The art of the Japanese Bath
The Magnificent Santorini
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