The Mountain Dwellings, a contemporary housing building was designed by architect Jakob Lange, Bjarke Ingels Group is located in Orestad city and offer the best of two worlds: closeness to the hectic city life in the centre of Copenhagen, and the tranquillity characteristic of suburban life, in Denmark. The Mountain Dwellings are the 2nd generation of the VM Houses, same client, same size and same street. The Mountain Dwellings appear as a suburban neighbourhood of garden homes flowing over a 10-storey building – suburban living with urban density. Read more »

ATRIO is designed by ATP Architects and Engineers for SES Spar European Shopping Centers, had already been awarded the International Design and Development Award in the category for “New Projects between 15,000 and 45,000 sq m”, the major prize of the ICSC Center Build Conference in Phoenix, Arizona, in December 2008. This formally recognised the centre as one of the most innovative shopping centres in the world. The ATRIO that located in Villach, Austria Read more »

This building, The National Lawn Tennis Centre is designed to provide a single site of national focus for tennis in Great Britain and present players, including international wheelchair tennis players who will use this as their training centre, the very best opportunity to realise their potential by offering world class facilities suitable for use by all. The National Lawn Tennis Centre is located in Roehampton, south west London, United Kingdom and designed by Hopkins Architects, the centre consists of 16 outdoor courts, 6 indoor courts, a fully equipped gymnasium and exercise facilities, sports science, physiotherapy and rehabilitation areas, a medical centre, temporary residential accommodation for players and administration office facilities for the Lawn Tennis Association. Read more »

Beijing South Railway Station, in China is the largest station in Asia and a core Olympic project which opened on 1st August 2008 for the Olympic Games, designed by Terry Farrell and Partners (TFP) in collaboration with the Tianjin Design Institute. This architectural giant is a station of monolithic proportions covering 940,000 sq m. The roof area is the size of 20 football pitches and includes a 30,000 sq m skylight to maximize natural light within the station. With 24 platforms Beijing South is bigger than the city’s Bird’s Nest Olympic Stadium. Read more »