Suchergebnisse für "four-seasons"

Fine Dining in Manhattan

Im New Yorker Bürohochhaus Four Twenty Five haben Foster + Partners die Räumlichkeiten für ein Restaurant mit Cocktail-Lounge, privatem Speisesaal und Show-Küche entworfen.

In February, our readers were particularly enthusiastic about the following three contributions.

Three of the world’s largest timber gridshells stand at Taiyuan Botanical Garden in China in a design by Delugan Meissl, Bollinger + Grohmann und StructureCraft. The planning and production work was mostly implemented along a digital process chain.

Das Wiener Restaurant V8cht mit Bar und Lounge wird von den Invisible Light Lösungen von Nimbus in atmosphärisches Licht getaucht.

In the Flemish city of Ghent, the architects Vermeiren - De Coster have shown how to introduce maximum space and natural light to the limited volume of an old house.

Despite its size, Lycée Martin Malvy in Cazères near Toulouse fits in seamlessly with its small-town surroundings.

The pharma group has re-invented the principle of the office landscape at ”Fritz”, its new building in Grenzach-Wyhlen.

In New York’s district of SoHo, Archi-Tectonics have extended an old four-storey building into an eight-level family residence.

For the Küng construction company, Seiler Linhart Architekten have designed an office building based on the firm’s own solid-wood building technique.

With the Combiparker 560 from Wöhr, space-saving parking can be realised on up to five levels. There is a choice of three platform widths in eight heights.

In a suburb of Rennes, Haddock Architecture have converted a storage hall with an agricultural past into residential space for two families.

Upholding Tradition with Prefabricated Parts

Als „gestapeltes Dorf“ haben Oualalou + Choi den marokkanischen Expo-Pavillon in Dubai konzipiert – und dafür eine Fassade aus großformatigen Stampflehm-Fertigteilen entwickelt.

Metal brise-soleils with a brickwork look screen the large windows in this two-family house in London’s Highgate district.

On 24 September, Herzog & de Meuron’s extension to the MKM Museum in Küppersmühle opened its doors in Duisburg.

Paris architecture studio Joly & Loiret have transformed a former post-office building into a stud farm.

Berlin’s KaDeWe is currently undergoing transformation at the hands of OMA. One of the main attractions of the renovation project has now opened: a spiral escalator with wooden cladding.

In the middle of the Natura 2000 nature preserve, a collection of 14 monolithic cabins rises from a hill in the French village of Breitenbach.