This sustainable building was designed by Mitchell Architects is located in North Bay, Ontario Canada. The One Kids Place Children’s Treatment Centre is a a nonprofit organization offering regional rehabilitation and support services. The Children’s Treatment Centre serves children and youth with communication, developmental and physical needs including, with a range of integrated services which include: occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech language pathology, social work, therapeutic recreation and specialized medical clinics. Read more »

Located in Santiago, Chile, Vanguardia Offices is a commercial building uses light as building material that was designed by Gonzalo Mardones. The main idea of this white steel box building is found in the internal hall. Gonzalo Mardones decided for this architectural project to open up the building towards the corner, the most public place. Read more »

With work environment as an ecosystem is the base of the design, the Creative Valley building was designed by MONK architects is a square box with cut-outs that built in Utrecht, Netherlands. Constructive balance in Creative Valley Creative Valley consists of an elongated concrete nave with central facilities. With steel lattices the glass annexes, which contain the different office spaces, are hung on this nave. The design is so sophisticated that the annexes form a constructive balance. Read more »

The Epping to Chatswood Rail Link is a urban design that completed by HASSELL in 2009. Proposed as design “the next generation of transportation excellence”, the building that located in Sydney, Australia is a AUD $2.35 billion expansion of the Metropolitan rail network with world class underground stations at Epping, Macquarie University, Macquarie Park and North Ryde. The urban architecture project is one of the most significant national construction projects of all time. Read more »

The Ozuluama Residence is a unique origami residence design by Austrian Architects Collective in collaboration with Mexican at.103, with unique rooftop and nomadic structure floating above the diverse urban topography that located in the heart of Mexico City in the Condesa district, an intersection of Condesa’s tree-lined streets in Mexico. The Ozuluama Residence created at the beginning of the 20th century around what was once a racetrack and today a unique and vibrant neighbourhood of the city, including a couple of projects by Luis Barragán, several modernist buildings and some contemporary architecture, including the polyhedral home of architect Juan José Díaz Infante. Read more »