Tag Glass

19-02-2013

gmp Architekten, Hamburg-Harburg Technical University

gmp Architekten’s plan for expansion of Hamburg-Harburg Technical University has been completed.

08-02-2013

MVRDV, Glass Farm, the Netherlands

MVRDV’S Glass Farm has been completed and will be featured in a book published by NAi Publishers.

07-02-2013

Panzeri, Banca Raiffeisen, Lugano

In an existing building in the centre of Lugano, architect Attilio Panzeri designs a bank branch which addresses the issue of how to design in an existing building.

06-02-2013

Campo Baeza: Junta de Castilla y León in Zamora

Campo Baeza designed his glass architecture for the Junta de Castilla y León in Zamora, Spain with the work of Mies Van der Rohe in mind. By breaking down the building into its structure and skin, the architect makes the most of the materials used through architectural form and then leaves it up to the light to interpret them.

23-01-2013

OFIS architects: Basket apartments in Paris

Slovenian architectural studio OFIS has come up with a complex combination of invention and sustainable design in the difficult context of a student housing complex on the outskirts of Paris. The project makes a mark on the landscape with contemporary forms that embrace ecological responsibility.

17-01-2013

Park Associati, La Serenissima office building

Park Associati architectural studio planned the restyling of La Serenissima office building in Milan.

16-01-2013

Camps-Felip: Ferreries Cultural Centre in Tortosa

The projects discovered and acknowledged by Floornature’s international Next Landmark contest include redevelopment of the market in Ferreries, a neighbourhood in Tortosa, Catalonia, by architects Josep Camps Povill and Olga Felip Ordis, which earned an honourable mention for first project. The old building was restored and converted into a cultural centre, with the addition of a new volume linking it with the square outside.

09-01-2013

3XN architects: Plassen Cultural Center in Norway

Winner of the competition on invitation for the new cultural centre in central Molde, Norway, Danish studio 3XN interprets the building as a city square, using the same materials on the walls as on the outdoor paving. The work demonstrates continuity with its context and with the most recent developments in architecture.