Vigsnæs+Kosberg++Arkitekter created the Wesselkvartalet residential, office and business centre, a charismatic monument in Norway. In this interview, the architects explain the process.
Original, exquisite and retro: the press house building of a historic winery in southern Styria was equipped and renovated with a wood-brick combination.
In the new residential area of Citadellskajen in Malmö, Sweden, bricks were laid with the rough back surfaces facing outwards to create dynamic façade details.
From a secluded country house to a modern, eco-friendly second home: Zagreb architect Roko Dropuljić shows how it can be done with his private house in Samobor.
The Bysa & Sandis complex surges over an area of 14,000 m2 and this Helsinki apartment building – containing 144 individual apartments – is truly striking.
Where to start when you have to design a luxurious new family home in the middle of a dairy farm amongst the green, rolling New Zealand countryside? In this case the answer to the question soon became obvious: with the brick.
ASP Architecture specialise in timber structures with high ecological added value. They received multiple awards for the design of social housing in the village of Plainfaing in the French area of Vosges.
A courageous decision: The municipal council of Suure-Jaani invested in a new health & wellness centre in the middle of town to improve the quality of life and to counteract the depopulation of this small Estonian town.
This was no easy task: The new office complex of German state rail operator Deutsche Bahn (DB) was to be implemented on a triangular plot of land and in the middle of a prominent location in Hanover.
Right in the historical city centre of Stavanger you will find six distinctive and, apparently, separate buildings. Only on closer inspection will you notice that they are internally connected and form a single unit.
Three residential buildings in the French town of Pantin have been designed to harmonise with the historic industrial townscape, whilst lending an aesthetic of modernity and diversity.
The Puro Kazimierz Hotel, which in 2018 opened in Kazimierz, the former Jewish district of Cracow, was quickly noticed and acclaimed not only by the Polish press but also European publicists.