source: element architecten website photography: Koen Van Damme, Thomas De Bruyne Residential building by Element Architecten in Oude dokke, Ghent.                  

source: KAAN architecten photography: Simone Bossi KAAN Architecten was commissioned by the Netherlands War Graves Foundation (Oorlogsgravenstichting) to design a multifunctional building commemorating the Dutch victims during the Second World War and more recent international conflicts, in Loenen near Apeldoorn. Harmoniously blending with the surrounding forest, the building is a layered and connecting element betwe

  | Constança Girbal Eiras | 2019 | Atelier Quintus Miller | USI Mendrisio | Professors: Quintus Miller   The condominium project was an attempt to reconstruct the urban tissue destroyed by the Italian fascist regime in the twentieth century, between Via Giulia and the Lungotevere in Rome.It was envisioned as a proposal that, first and foremost, respects the context in which it fits. Furthermore, it attempt

source: afasia photography: bast Rehabilitación y ampliación de dos viviendas en una vivienda unifamiliar. Vaciado de una casa de bloques para colocar las salas de estar y relleno de una casa de ladrillo para colocar las habitaciones, conexión de las dos casas por una extensión de marco de madera vidriada, aislamiento total de las casas existentes desde el exterior. Hormigón pulido, abeto de Douglas crudo sin tratar,

source: divisare photography: noshe The new Kunsthaus Zürich extension, designed by David Chipperfield Architects Berlin, expands the existing Kunsthaus museum, situated between the Grossmünster church and the university. The Kunsthaus Zürich now represents the largest art museum in Switzerland, comprising four buildings from different eras – the Moser building (1910), the Pfister building (1958), the Müller buil

source: dyvik kahlen architects photography: antoine espinasseau These two buildings shown are the first completed of eight residential buildings designed by us for the Klingelbeek Estate, a beautiful green park along the river Rhine, in Arnhem, Holland. Centuries ago this park and its villa formed part of a hamlet called Klingelbeek. In the early part of the twentieth century the villa was turned into a monastery. A

source: dyvik kahlen architects photography: antoine espinasseau These two buildings shown are the first completed of eight residential buildings designed by us for the Klingelbeek Estate, a beautiful green park along the river Rhine, in Arnhem, Holland. Centuries ago this park and its villa formed part of a hamlet called Klingelbeek. In the early part of the twentieth century the villa was turned into a monastery. A