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Plaza Residences in Mexico City, Mexico

Plaza Residences, that located in Mexico City, Mexico was designed by Migdal Arquitectos The building is flanked by two cultural landmarks that enroot it with the historic past of the area, the Monument to Columbus and the Monument to the Revolution. The shape of the building has been designed to give richness and movement to the urban context. In response to the Columbus traffic circle, the building,... 

Williamstown High School in Victoria, Australia

The Williamstown High School designed by Spowers is located in Victoria, Australia. An emphasis on natural light and views connect the students to their local environment. Rainwater is collected via a highly visible system of pipes and tanks and used for toilet flushing and irrigation. Tactile materials such as timber and brickwork are exposed internally and the structure is expressed to give the students... 

Tianjin R&F Guangdong Tower in Tianjin, China

Was designed by Goettsch Partners, Tianjin R&F Guangdong Tower, that located in Tianjin, China. The immense tower comprises 134,000 sq m of Class A office space, a 400-key five star hotel, 55 condominiums and 8,500 sq m of retail facilities, structured around a swirling central core. In a reflection of the location’s history as a point of sea trade, ‘the tower unwraps around its vertical axis... 

26 Cable Road in Singapore, Singapore

The 26 Cable Road designed by ip:li Architects is located in Singapore. This house is both modern and old-fashioned. It yearns for an era where life was slow and relaxed, of quiet contemplation and good conversation. It also possesses a modern spirit as it satisfies the basic functional and utilitarian needs of the owner while forging a relationship with the sun, rain, wind and trees of this region. In... 

Mountain View Cemetery in Vancouver, Canada

Mountain View Cemetery that located in Vancouver, Canada, was designed by Birmingham & Wood – Architects and Planners. The architectural design of the three Cemetery buildings, Customer Service Centre, Celebration Hall and Operations Yard, was driven by two primary concepts: the interlacing of the buildings with specific elements of the broader cemetery landscape, and the experience of procession...