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The Yongsan International Business District “Project R6” by REX is a Magnificently Composed Small Living Space in Seoul
The Yongsan International Business District (YIBD) Project R6 is a massive exploration of how far
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The Saw Swee Hock Student Centre, Brick Origami at the LSE
An interesting fold and twist to the London School of Economics campus, is the Saw
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Why Absolute World by MAD Architects is Fondly Dubbed the Marilyn Monroe Towers
Modernism has for a long time had a simple mantra: a house is a machine
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Church of the Light by Tadao Ando
Concrete and light. Tadao Ando‘s principal focus on simplicity and minimalist aesthetics in the Church
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MyZeil Shopping Mall, Frankfurt Germany’s Grand Futuristic Shopping Experience
This glass and steel edifice and sculptural spirals that look like a hyper-modern gallery space
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The Tama Art University Library by Toyo Ito is Monastery-like with Engaging Arches
One of the most prevalent challenges in designing for an art school is to impress.
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Kengo Kuma’s Shortlisted Proposal for the ArtA Cultural Centre in Arnhem is a Two-faced Marvel
Kengo Kuma doesn’t shy away from incorporating the contextual signature material of a locality into
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Alesia Museum in Le Pre Haut, France, a Throwback at History by Bernard Tschumi Architects
The Alesia Museum, by Benard Tschumi, marks an archeological site in central France and commemorates
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The Bill & Melinda Gates Hall; a Script from the Past for Cornell Campus by Morphosis Architects
The Bill and Melinda Gates Hall at Cornell University has a commanding figure in the
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Aqua Tower, a Water Sculpture in the Chicago Sky by Studio Gang Architects
All the way from the 1800s the city of Chicago has spearheaded the skyscraper movement in architecture
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Chateau Cheval Blanc; An Exceptional Winery in the Middle of a Beautiful Landscape by Christian de Portzamparc
Bernard Arnault and Baron Albert Frère are two world billionaires in the luxury goods market
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Kimbell Art Museum Expansion by Renzo Piano; Fusing the New to the Old
When you want to expand an iconic building from the past, whom do you call?
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Kengo Kuma Brings His Wooden Idiosyncratic Craftsmanship to Starbucks Coffee in Japan
The Dazaifu Tenmangu is one of the most popular religious destinations in Japan. Built in
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Arcus Centre for Social Justice Leadership: Studio Gang Brings ‘Basement Discussions’ into Public Consciousness
Where do people organising a protest meet? In a forlorn church basement? In a student’s
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Florida Polytechnic University: Santiago Calatrava’s Monumental Sea Creature
Santiago Calatrava is one architect who seems to breathe and ooze controversy with everything he designs.
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Jean Nouvel’s One Central Park Lights Up the Dull Low-rise Neighborhoods in Sydney
Jean Nouvel has always liked vegetation and to a big extent believes that vegetation is
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Pérez Art Museum: A Miami Stiltsville Metaphor by Herzog & de Meuron
Herzog & de Meuron is one of the world’s most respected architectural firms. The practice
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Beijing National Stadium (Bird’s Nest): China’s Behemoth of Grandeur by Herzog & de Meuron
In 2001, the announcement that Beijing would be host of 2008 World Olympics was made
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Trinity River Audubon Centre, Dallas Texas by Antoine Predock and BRW Architects
Not so far from Dallas City‘s concrete jungle, shimmering lights and labyrinthine expressways is the
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One World Trade Centre by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, New York’s Glass Wonder
One World Trade Center an all defying glass tower that literally pokes through it’s sky
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Centre de Congrès à Mons: Libeskind’s Collision of Sensual Forms in Belgium
The City of Mons, looking to breathe life by the addition of a convention centre,
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Neugebauer House is Richard Meier’s Admirable Signature Design in the Residential Field
The Neugebauer House is located in Naples, Florida, in the luxurious residential area of Fort
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Fondation Louis Vuitton: Frank Gehry’s Most Audacious Act Yet!
Controversial starchitect Frank Gehry has over the years developed tough skin. He has been accused
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Theatre Agora is UNStudio’s Colorful Addition to Lelystad
The Kaleidoscope is an interesting invention coined by Sir David Brewster in 1817. The word
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The Walt Disney Concert Hall, Frank Gehry’s Curvaceous, Stainless Steel in Los Angeles
Frank Gehry’s Walt Disney Concert Hall is a world-class performance venue to the privileged people
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Beach and Howe: BIG Draws a Curtain Aside to Usher in Downtown Vancouver
Elite architecture firm Bjarke Ingels Group was called to propose a mixed-use development at the
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The New Acropolis Museum: Bernard Tschumi’s Homage to the Greek Golden Age
The New Acropolis Museum was designed to express the imposing nature of the Acropolis, a
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Theatre de Stoep: A Rejuvenation of Spijkenisse by UNStudio
Public facilities play a major role in setting the mood of a city. Most often
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Cidade das Artes: An Easily Delightful Mass of Concrete in Rio
Cidade das Artes is a massively impressive concrete building standing in the middle of two
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The Building on the Water: Álvaro Siza’s Floating Edifice in China
Birthed as a vision of Por-Shih Lin, Chairman of Shihlien Chemical Industrial (Jiangsu) Co. Ltd.