King’s Cross Station in London, United Kingdom

Located in the heart of London’s Borough of Camden, United Kingdom, King’s Cross Station was designed by experienced architects John McAslan + Partners is incredible constructions design. Read more details below: The multi-phase scheme takes a three-pronged approach: re-use, restore, and new build. The various train sheds and buildings across the Western Range are being [...]

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The Sainsbury Laboratory Cambridge University by Stanton Williams, United Kingdom

This building is located in Cambridge, United Kingdom, precisely sited within the Cambridge University Botanic Garden. Built for University of Cambridge’s Botanic Garden, an 11,000 sq m building of plant science research center which named The Sainsbury Laboratory was designed by Stanton Williams, architectural practice based at London. The design unifies complex scientific program requirements [...]

Tags: Cambridge University Botanic Garden, Collegiate Court, plant science research center, Stanton Williams, The Sainsbury Laboratory, University of Cambridge’s Botanic Garden

Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition in London, United Kingdom

The Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition designed by Royal Academy of Arts is located in London, United Kingdom.  The Architecture Room has become an essential constituent of this annual event, with high profile industry figures invited to lend a seasoned hand to its curation. This year it was the turn of CZWG architect and [...]

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Asynsis Architecture + Design, horizontal observation wheel in Hong Kong, China

Designed by Nigel Anthony Reading with Aedas and Arup, Asynsis Architecture + Design, horizontal observation wheel is located in Hong Kong, China. It is intended as an icon of sustainability because of its use of renewable wind, tidal and solar energy, and to be carbon neutral by virtue of carbon-offsetting the construction footprint through tree [...]

Tags: Action on climate change, Aedas, Arup, Carbon neutrality, Carbon offset, China, Climate change, Climatology, Eiffel Tower, Environment, Hong Kong, London, Natural Disaster, Nigel Anthony Reading, Paris, tidal and solar energy

Intersections: Architecture and Poetry in London, United Kingdom

The Intersections: Architecture and Poetry designed by Editorial is located in London, United Kingdom.  Intersections will exhibit new collaborative artwork created specially for the event. Judith Walton and Linda Walker’s experimental performance will construct, display and unravel ‘poetic threads’ in unusual spaces at the Courtauld in Somerset House. Andrea de Meo and Myrtha Ehlert, from [...]

Tags: Andrea de Meo, Germany, Haiku, Italy, Japanese poetry, Judith Walton, Kyoto, Linda Walker, Lisa Nobeta, Literature, London, Myrtha Ehlert, Peter Zumthor, poet, Poetic form, poetic site, Terri Mulholland, Tonkin Liu, United Kingdom