Tag Shopping Centers

07-03-2012

Morphogenesis, City Centre, Siliguri

Morphogenesis’ shopping centre is characterised by artistic decorations made specifically for the complex.

08-02-2012

Cherubino Gambardella: Liz Gallery shopping centre

Cherubino Gambardella has designed a bold new shopping centre for the Benevento area: a major work of contemporary architecture which may be interpreted as an allusion to the local medieval military fortresses and the materials with which they are covered, with indoor flooring recalling streets and big paved areas outside the entrances. A form of sustainability that makes the most of the building’s location.

01-02-2012

J. Mayer H.: Metropol Parasol in Seville

Seville has a new landmark: J. Mayer’s Metropol Parasol, a laminated timber construction intended to revitalise the Plaza de la Encarnacion in the city centre. Functioning as a roof covering the entire plaza, it is in actual fact a complex on four levels containing shops and providing an urban viewpoint.

21-11-2011

Marco Piva, recovered architectures

Marco Piva’s studio recovers a "monstrous" building in the province of Treviso for new functions which add quality to life in this suburban residential district.

16-11-2011

Active Architecture - Active Design

Luca Drago and Sara Eleonora Giorgia Parodi, winners of the first Active prize, are on the panel of judges for the second edition, recently announced by Graziano Verdi, chairman and CEO of GranitiFiandre and Iris Ceramica.

04-11-2011

Sadar + Vuga, STOZICE PARK SPORTS COMPLEX

Stozice Sports Park in Ljubljana, designed by Slovenian architects Sadar and Vuga, is due to be completed in December. The work began in 2008 though the plan by the competition winner dates back to 1997.

28-04-2011

UNStudio completes the Gallery Centercity

The recently completed Gallery Centercity Department Store is a new project by UNStudio of Holland in Korea.

11-04-2011

Perrault’s Fukoku Tower in Osaka

Dominique Perrault’s Fukoku Tower in Osaka will provide a possible definition of sustainability. The French archistar sees architecture as a question of materials, of inventive composition and of relating to the landscape, elements which must co-exist to raise a work of architecture to the status of landmark.