Tag London

13-12-2016

Foster + Partners Crossrail Place - Canary Wharf, London

In the new Canary Wharf Crossrail Station and shopping centre in London’s Canary Wharf is designed by Foster + Partners, an unusual shell-shaped roof covers the whole building, with a number of openings in the middle part to permit natural irrigation of the rooftop garden and provide panoramic views on the sides.

25-11-2016

Architecture for shopping: best store

The new Chanel store in Amsterdam designed by MVRDV has won the World Architecture Festival Award in the “Shopping” category, offering us a great excuse to take another look at some recent single-brand stores covered in Floornature and Livegreenblog.

24-11-2016

The Japanese House. Architecture and life after 1945

The Japanese House. Architecture and life after 1945, the exhibition that opened on November 8 at MAXXI in Rome, takes visitors on a voyage of discovery of Japanese culture through home architecture and how it is interpreted by more than 50 Japanese architects.

21-11-2016

Arcaid Architectural Photography Award, WAF

This year's World Architecture Festival in Berlin was a very important networking opportunity for architects, investors and businesses.

10-11-2016

Hayhurst and Co. Garden House roof garden in London

Hayhurst and Co. designed a home, studio and gallery for a well-known couple of artists and costume designers, Whitaker Malem, who have designed fashions for famous brands and costumes for films such as Harry Potter, Batman and Wonderwoman.

25-10-2016

Foster + Partners Apple Flagship Store Regent Street, London

Offering its visitors a relaxed atmosphere with an innovative design and an interior that reflects the continual evolution of the brand it represents are the concepts behind the renovation of the Apple flagship store in Regent Street, London by Foster + Partners architecture studio with the Apple team.

24-10-2016

Ding Dong, new restaurant in Singapore by Viewport Studio

The interior design of Ding Dong, restaurant owned by the Spa Esprit Group in Singapore's historic Chinatown, is the work of Viewport Studio, a design firm based in London and Singapore.