Radcliffe Observatory Quarter, Oxford University in Oxford, United Kingdom

Radcliffe Observatory Quarter, Oxford University designed by  Bennetts Associates Archtitects is located in Oxford, United Kingdom. The University of Oxford has today revealed plans for the two most significant buildings on its new Radcliffe Observatory Quarter (ROQ) – one of the biggest development projects it has undertaken for more than a century. Plans for the [...]

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El Porvenir Kindergarten in Bogotá, Colombia

Designed by Giancarlo Mazzanti, El Porvenir Kindergarten is located On the outskirts of the Colombian capital of Bogotá, where unplanned settlements are in their plenty, Giancarlo Mazzanti has designed a new kindergarten for local children. Deep in the bleak and desolate landscape of breeze-block houses, the crisp and clean contours of Mazzanti’s building strike a [...]

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Bryanston School, Music Department in Dorset, United Kingdom

Bryanston School, Music Department that located in Dorset, United Kingdom, was designed by Hopkins Architects. Following the success of their recently completed Science Department at Bryanston School, for which they received a BCSE inspiring design award (British Council for School Environments) in February 08, Hopkins Architects have been asked to design a new ‘state of [...]

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River Valley High School and Hostel in Singapore, Singapore

River Valley High School and Hostel that located in Singapore, was designed by Architects 61 Pte Ltd . The design for the new River Valley High School (RVHS) and Hostel seeks to encapsulate the school’s vision – ‘A Community of Achievers: Rooted in Tradition, Equipped for the Future’. It is designed as a school for [...]

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Klein Bottle House in Mornington Peninsula, Australia

Klein Bottle House is the holiday home was designed by McBride Charles Ryan Architects in Mornington Peninsula, Australia that equates mathematics to architectural design. The surfaces that mathematicians have developed hold intrigue for architects as they hold a promise of new spatial relationships and configurations. Technology (CAD) has played an important part in all this, [...]

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