Alice Tully Hall by FXFOWLE Architects, United States

The Alice Tully Hall that located in New York, United States was designed by FXFOWLE Architects. The re-design of Alice Tully Hall is intended to transform the venue from a good multi-purpose hall into a premiere chamber music venue with street identity and upgraded functionality for all performance needs. Tucked under The Juilliard School, the [...]

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Kent Police Station by McBains Cooper, United Kingdom

The Kent Police Station was designed by McBains Cooper is located in Kent, United Kingdom. This highly successful building is the unique product of excellent co-operation between all of the organisations involved in its procurement, in both the public and private sectors. The North Kent Police Station meets fully the brief from Kent Police and [...]

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Interior Design of Built Environs HQ by HASSELL, Australia

The interior design of Built Environs’ headquarters was designed by Architects HASSELL is located in Adelaide, Australia. Leading multi-disciplined building and engineering company Built Environs required a new head office design that showcased the full spectrum of the company’s capabilities. To be spread over two floors of a dated 1980s-era building, it was to aim [...]

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Warrandyte Police Station by Kerstin Thompson Architects, Australia

The Warrandyte Police Station was designed by Kerstin Thompson Architects, KTA is located in Melbourne, Australia. The Warrandyte Police Station was commissioned as one of a pair; two 16-hour stations in relative proximity to each other in Melbourne’s green belt bush suburbs. With the same brief and two distinctive sites, the first step was to [...]

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Driftwood, AA Summer Pavilion by Unit 2 Students, United Kingdom

Driftwood was designed by concept designer Danecia Sibingo a 3rd year student, and a team that includes Lyn Hayek, Yoojin Kim, and Taeyoung Lee. ‘Driftwood’, the Architectural Association’s summer pavilion designed by Unit 2 Students is located today in Bedford Square, London, in United Kingdom. The sustainable spruce ‘Kerto’ plywood structure is “neither art nor [...]

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