Oxford Science Area – Physics CL2 & Chemistry CL2 in Oxford, United Kingdom

Located in Oxford, United Kingdom, Oxford Science Area – Physics CL2 & Chemistry CL2 was designed by Purcell Miller Tritton. To ensure that the new buildings would not have an adverse impact on their sensitive, historic location, Heritage Statements were produced for the two proposed buildings. In line with the government’s Planning Policy Statement 5: [...]

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Club Tower in Christchurch, New Zealand

Located in Christchurch, New Zealand, Club Tower  was designed by Weirwalker Architecture. Christchurch architects Weirwalker Architecture’s sustainable Club Tower design has been submitted by its commissioners, Latitude Group, to be the first South Island building to achieve five stars in the Green Star NZ building rating. The rating system was set up this time last [...]

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New Mexico History Musuem in Santa Fe, United States

Designed by SaylorGregg Architects, New Mexico History Musuem is located in Santa Fe, United States. The oldest continuously occupied public building in the United States, the Palace of the Governors in Santa Fe was constructed in 1610 as Spain’s citadel in the American Southwest. A striking adobe building with an extraordinary history, the Palace served [...]

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Edcouch Elsa Independent School District – Fine Arts Center in Edcouch, Texas, United State

The Edcouch Elsa Independent School District – Fine Arts Center designed by Kell Muñoz Architects is located in Edcouch, Texas, United State. The first civic building to be erected in more than 30 years to serve the small towns of Edcouch and Elsa, Edcouch Elsa school district’s new Fine Arts Center is also the tallest [...]

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Ordup Culture Building by Søren Robert Lund Architects, Denmark

Designed by Søren Robert Lund Arkitekter, the Ordup culture house combines a public library, high school sport facility, municipality meting rooms and public sport gymnasium under one roof. The Ordup Culture building is located in Ordup, Denmark, in the middle of the community in a corner of a park. Because of the mixed program the [...]

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