
The Arts Building – Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology designed by Irving Smith Jack Architects Ltd is located in Nelson, New Zealand. Set in a region of New Zealand renowned for being an arts incubator, this building is the built intersection of paired aspirations; the Nelson region’s physical and philosophical requirement for a leading edge arts teaching environment, and the New...

Located in Soeul, Korea, Ho-Am Art Prize was designed by Kyu Sung Woo is the most prominent Korean American architect practicing in both Korea and the United States. His architecture and urban design work represent a style informed by nature. By resisting ornamentation and exaggeration, Woo combines the minimalist ideals of the West with the quiet spaces of the East. His utilization of light, space,...

The UGM Art Gallery designed by Elastik is located in Maribor, Slovenia. The new UGM gallery is located on the border between Maribor’s medieval city centre, characterised by delicate monumental buildings and introverted urban blocks on one side, and the newly developed bulky public and housing buildings, the swimming pool Pristan and the faculties on the other. An active roof will attempt...

Located in Cape Town, South Africa, Artscape Opera House refurbishment was designed by GAPP Architects & Urban Designers. Architecture has become the latest performance art to tread the boards of the 40 year old Artscape Opera House in Cape Town. With a production run of only 3 months, this challenging event will increase the capacity of the auditorium by 20% to 1,500 seats, together with additional...

The Art Fund Prize is located in London. At a reception at the RIBA in London this week, the Ulster Museum in Belfast was announced as the 2010 recipient of the £100,000 Art Fund Prize for museums and galleries. Beating other shortlisted entries The Ashmolean Museum, Blists Hill Victorian, Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust and The Herbert Art Gallery and Museum to the punch, the Ulster Museum was praised...