The Avenue, a highly successful mixed-used development designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects, occupies a 2.66 acre site with 440,000 SF of office space, 328,000 SF of residential space (approximately 335 dwelling units), and 72,000 SF of retail space. …Continue Reading
Manitoba Hydro Place is a state-of-the art energy efficient, cost-effective structure exemplar of sustainable development. While meeting the business needs of Manitoba Hydro, the office building was designed to catalyse revitalization in Winnipeg’s downtown. …Continue Reading
Darling Quarter is a major 1.5 hectare place making project that has transformed the public domain of Darling Harbour, one of Australia’s most visited destinations. …Continue Reading
The Christman Company, a 118-year-old full-service construction firm, assembled a team to redevelop the site on which stood a dilapidated, out of commission power station and connected to a city parking deck. Discussions with previous client, Accident Fund, led to the discovery that the insurance company wanted to remain in downtown Lansing, Michigan, but would soon outgrow their original location. …Continue Reading
Red Oak Park is Boulder’s most significant affordable urban infill development. Located on the site of a mid-century mobile home park, 59 permanently affordable single-family, duplex and triplex units replaced many deteriorated mobile homes. …Continue Reading
Originally conceived as three identical wings around a central core, the refurbished Tour FIRST tower retains the integrity of the original whilst providing a modern interpretation of the concept and vastly improving the environmental performance and internal conditions and circulation….Continue Reading
TZG Architects and JMD Design found themselves captivated by the possibility of revealing the 19th century brick structure as a ruin through which the public could wander, taking in the dramatic spaces and play of light across the remnants of historic walls and vaults….Continue Reading
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In November 2006 with the idea of an “energy spiral”, Peter Lorenz won the contract put up for tender by the property developer. The geometry of a “band-spiral” creates a unique tunnel-like area, which by means of the side intersection surfaces exposed to light, throws a fascinating ray of light onto the slanting walls….Continue Reading
The Pinnacle@Duxton is an outstanding example of how HDB confronts the challenge of meeting housing needs in an urbanized setting with innovative solutions that address the social, physical and economic issues of public housing – with the added dimension of revitalizing a historic city area….Continue Reading
At Wolverton Park, just outside of Milton Keynes, a historic former railway works has undergone a stunning transformation into a 21st Century mixed use community. Places for People has redeveloped the 10.5 acre sit, which borders the Grand Union Canal, to provide 300 mixed-tenure homes alongside commercial space, community facilities and a 2.5 acre park….Continue Reading