Innovative Material Use Defines Jeju Restaurant's Unique Interior
Canadian studio &Daughters used raw materials to design Jeju restaurant, setting a sustainability trend.
Canadian studio &Daughters used raw materials to design Jeju restaurant, setting a sustainability trend.
SOM's new city project, Alam Al Roum, will cover 7.2 kilometers along Egypt's Mediterranean coast, featuring a lagoon-centric design. This development offers significant opportunities for AECM businesses focused on sustainability.
SWA's modular toolkit aims to enhance walkability in Houston, offering new opportunities for AECM industry growth and sustainable urban development.
Winvic is set to construct two new pedestrian bridges at the Wellcome Genome Campus, marking the start of a major expansion. This project highlights strategic partnerships and sustainable design in construction.
The transformation of Paisley Central Library in Scotland by Collective Architecture has won the RIAS Doolan Award, showcasing the potential of architectural innovation in urban renewal. This project highlights opportunities for AECM professionals in sustainable and community-focused developments.
The Powerhouse Parramatta, Australia's largest cultural project since the Sydney Opera House, opens tomorrow, highlighting new benchmarks in sustainable and innovative design.
The newly completed pavilion at 195 District Park in Providence, designed by Architecture Research Office, features an aluminium canopy supported by steel columns. This project exemplifies modern architectural trends and sustainable design.
Taller Alberto Calleja's Casa Nova on Mexico's coast showcases sustainable architecture with its concrete design and tree-filled integration, setting a benchmark for eco-friendly construction.
Kengo Kuma's Kai Water Culture House in Copenhagen is nearing completion, showcasing sustainable design with its pyramidal brick structure. This development highlights the integration of traditional and modern architectural practices, offering insights for AECM professionals.
