AALBORG – ADEPT in collaboration with landscape architects GHB creates a new narrative around the Limfjord – the largest fjord landscape in Denmark.
MONTPELLIER – Tetrarc completes Platinium, a residential block, that uses bold metallic and reflective features to make an impact on the neighbourhood.
LUXEMBOURG CITY – No sane architect has grand dreams of building on a curved site with an aggressively-steep topography.
Brussels – Generally damp, unattractive and cast in concrete, the typology of the car park usually conjures up images of 1950s brutalist volumes of necessity that obscure the skyline.
VENLO – The green façade of Venlo's City Hall is instrumental in providing a healthy working environment with a cradle-to-cradle approach throughout the full design process.
SIN-LE-NOBLE – The site connects the existing district of Epis and the new district of Le Raquet, offering educational facilities for both areas.
CHARLESTON – In a city where modern architecture is rarely present, Sky Residence is making a bold statement while blending in with the historic surroundings.
PARIS – A social housing development by Ameller, Dubois et Associés seeks suburban harmony in urban Paris.
PARIS – Ameller, Dubois et Associés has created a market hall with an environmentally and aesthetically sensitive design.
KOMATSU – Mari Ito’s winning design for Science Hills Komatsu is rich with sustainable technologies and continues the Japanese dialogue on landform building.
NEW YORK – A vegetated volume wriggles around the edge of Brooklyn’s Botanic Garden, serving as an ideal transition between city and park.
BARCELONA – A 45,000-sq-m waste treatment facility near Barcelona is perched atop a controlled waste landfill site, infusing the space with new greenery.
