OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen   Switzerland   The new building for the RTS is located between the EPFL and UNIL campuses, functioning as a ‘hinge.’ It consists of four separate volumes that support a ‘disc’ at a height of 7 meters, and are connected on the ground floor by a glass envelope... [+]

OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen   Belgium   Under the sloping roof, public, administrative, and technical functions are distributed on a single floor, following a scheme of programmatic bands of variable width, in which the auxiliary zones separate the reception and waiting areas from the cere

OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen   Belgium   Red brick wraps the volume and defines the roof’s form, turning the library into a new landmark in town. A large central courtyard creates a multiuse hall and garden, which becomes the main space of the library, directly connected to the reading room

OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen   France   The new Learning Center for the Paris-Saclay Campus is intended as a flexible space where students can gather. The building has two directly connected upper floors, and a public ground floor with panoramic views of the surroundings... [+]

OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen   France   The building completes the first stage of ‘Ecoparc,’ a large-scale sustainable industrial project. The internal distribution, with green cross axes that separate the storage areas, give the volume a compact but porous double nature... [+]

OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen   Italy   The oil mill is located in the Medici Villa del Trebbio, a World Heritage Site. The production and bottling is done at ground level, while the upper floor is reserved for tastings. The walkable roof incorporates rocks from the surrounding olive field

51N4E, OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen   Russia   On a former airfield, the new NCCA claims its place within its urban context, right by a shopping center and a park, creating a shared space with a giant screen – black at day but brightly lit at night –, where artists and spectators are active parti

OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen   Estonia   The new center dedicated to the Estonian composer Arvo Pärt (1935) is conceived as a set of rooms of increasing dimensions according to a harmonic system. The different spaces, closely connected, are covered with glass to frame the vision of the sky.

Santiago Calatrava   United States   The roof design makes reference to the shell present in the city corporate seal, and the ‘Y’ shape of the terminal evokes the forking course of the Chicago River. Filled with plants, the building also recalls the history of the place... [+]

Fentress Architects, EXP, Brook Architecture, Garza Karhoff Engineering   United States   Equipped with the latest technological advances, the terminal offers a sustainable space where the efficiency of transfers is the priority. Daylight and the space composition guide passengers intuitively along a journey that hopes to be inspiring, mo

Foster + Partners, Norman Foster, Epstein, JGMA   United States   The terminal is covered by a unique roof structure that binds the design together. Using cutting-edge technology, it is supported at just six points, creating a grand unified space filled with sunlight and designed to meet future operational needs...

SOM   United States   The proposal combines operational efficiency with the improvement of passenger experience, reinventing the concept of waiting room with outdoor spaces filled with vegetation and indoor areas for work, entertainment or rest... [+]

Studio ORD   United States   The structure combines a pattern of timber-clad steel beams, which filter sunlight, with Y-shaped columns placed at intervals of more than 30 meters. A six-point skylight, in reference to the flag of Chicago, greets passengers... [+]

Krupinski/Krupinska Arkitekter   Denmark   The pavilion is placed within the park’s paths following the orthogonal geometry of the gardens, replacing the rhythm of the tree trunks with that of the pillars and the discontinuous shade of the foliage with that of the timber deck... [+]

Farming Architects   Vietnam   This urban version of the VAC system – Vuòn (garden), Ao (pond), and Chuông (cage) – with solar roof panels, organizes reading and play spaces for children using a versatile structure of wooden frames in which luminaries, seats, and pots are inserted

Waugh Thistleton Architects   United Kingdom   The structure is formed with reusable cross laminated timber panels (CLT) of American Tulipwood – 60 and 100mm thick, and 2.6m long. They are connected by digitally manufactured joints, conforming 17 modules assembled with bolts and metal supports...

LUO studio   China   The use of tree-shaped composite columns, made from pieces of moderate length wood, allows to reduce the cost of this structure. Its modular system is easy to assemble, to expand, and to disassemble for reuse elsewhere... [+]

ITKE, ICD   Germany   Based on the conclusions drawn from a study of the internal structure of sea urchins, the pavilion is assembled with 151 pieces, prefabricated with robotic stitching from three strips of plywood, and covers an area of 85 m² with a weight of only 7.85

Gianni Botsford Architects   United Kingdom   Each unique and individual piece of laminated fir wood used to build the roof structure curves in three directions; prefabricated from threedimensional models, their design, modeling, and manufacturing use digital and manual processes... [+]

Herreros Arquitectos   Norway   The New Munch Museum is located next to the Opera House by Snøhetta, on the shores of the Oslo Fjord. This work of the Madrid studio of Juan Herreros won the international competition convened in 2009 to replace the previous gallery of the Norwegian

A total of 44 works selected from the collections of the Russian State Museum of St. Petersburg – 16 of them never shown before in Spain – have been included in the monographic exhibition on Kazimir Malevich in the Russian Museum of Málaga. The exhib

The work of the Austrian photographer and designer Gregor Sailer (Schwaz, 1980) has reflected an interest in architecture from the outset, as can be seen in series like ‘Closed Cities’ or in his works on industrial buildings in Hungary and Poland. Be