Sneeoosh is a cabin designed by zeroplus architects for retreat place in Puget Sound, Washington. In the development process, eco friendly construction process was done in such ways to provide very minimal disturbances to the surrounded environment. Some limitations were adopted for this purpose, to create trully eco construction and good relationship with the environment.
A modern and simple design of house called H House was made by Wiel Arets for a couple of artists, a dancer and an actor. This design provide maximal surrounding views by its glazing walls. It was built in a leafy area of Maastricht.
This beautiful design of The Lightcatcher for the Whatcom Museum was made by Olson Kundig Architects. This project was to add an iconic object for the museum to make the museum’s outside as active as the inside.
Another great design has been done by Vandeventer & Carlender Architects. This is a remodeling project for a one story cabin with a daylight basement.
This is Rolling Huts by Olson Kundig Architects. This beautiful accommodation is located in Washington’s Methow Valley. Very unique design, isn’t it ?
Another beautiful design by Modern Zen Architects, they design six sustainable water villas on the Kamala Beach, Phuket, Thailand that would provide luxury, ease of access to the beach and sustainable construction.
Another concept by Mario Cucinella Architects, it is a green prefab house, Casa 100k. The prefab house is designed to have low cost, zero CO2 emission, and low environmental impacts. It is designed on 100m2 site, and the cost is designed to be about €100,000.
Mario Cucinella Architects has designed a multifunctional centre on Pollino National Park. The site will be located in the Calabria section, in a strategic position a virtual gate, one of the favoured entry, but also a point of passage between Calabria and northern regions.
Located on Lisbon’s waterfront between Bom Sucesso Dock and the Folk Art Museum, Altis Belém Hotel becomes one of Riscon‘s masterpiece. It is a 5-star hotel with 50 rooms and some facilities intended to support water sports.
Its position at right angles to the Tagus offers fine views of the city sweeping down to the river and of the riverside areas from Belém Tower to the Padrão das Descobertas (monument to the Discoveries). The scale of the design establishes a relationship with the dock and creates a kind of aquatic piazza.
As one of Robert A. M. Stern Architects, LLP‘s masterpiece design, The Museum of African Art will finally find a permanent home along Manhattan’s “Museum Mile” and will be open to the public next April. This makes Manhattan’s Upper East Side grows to become an internationally recognized preeminent source for exhibitions and publications related to historical and contemporary African art. . The Museum for African Art is located on Fifth Avenue at 110th Street, at the northeast corner of Central Park. The museum is intended not only as a place for art but also as a gathering place for people, both for the vast African diaspora and for the vibrant cultural community that is New York.
