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Hallam University Building in Sheffield, United Kingdom

The Hallam University Building designed by Bond Bryan Architects is located in Sheffield, United Kingdom.  The previous two-storey 1950’s building has been demolished and construction of the new building has now begun. The new 9,500 square metre Furnival Building for the Arts, Computing, Engineering and Sciences features a dramatic three-storey atrium, allowing natural daylight to penetrate its... 

Hugo Boss Store in Coldrerio, Switzerland

Located in Coldrerio, Switzerland, Hugo Boss Store was designed by Matteo Thun & Partners. The building rises in the middle of the surrounding nature, with its shell structure of intertwined wooden elements, covering a transparent structure of glass and steel. Transparency and lightness are the essential ingredients of the formal language of this architecture. The bended wooden diamond elements,... 

Mammel Hall – University of Nebraska in Omaha, United States

Located in Omaha, United States, Mammel Hall – University of Nebraska was designed by Gensler’s goals for the project included giving a larger, more modern space to the CBA, which had been located in a building where the largest public space was the stairwell. However, the design and programming also needed to speak to something more visionary – the idea of engagement. The architects... 

QHouse in Spain

Located in Spain, QHouse was designed by asensio-mah. The house is a conscious exercise in developing an alternative domestic environment to the surrounding villas of the new suburban neighborhood. The solutions for the development so far have typically been compact villas located on abruptly leveled gardens, irrespective of the complex topographical condition of their sites. The architects’... 

Farm House in Pukekawa, New Zealand

Farm House, located in Pukekawa, New Zealand, was designed  by KAMERMANS & Co ARCHITECTS Ltd as a series of pavilions aligned along an east-west circulation ‘spine’. Living or ‘people’ spaces are situated on the north side, with ‘service’ spaces located on the south side. The simple mono-pitched structures, clad in board and batttens, echo the local vernacular. The...