After 3 weeks of voting, the results are finally in. The ArchDaily Architectural Visualization Awards has just selected the winners of its first edition. Out of 750 visualizations submitted from all over the world, 6 winning images were chosen, two for each of the following categories: Exterior, Interior, and Conceptual.
Peter Barber Architects has created six terraces of brick housing in Chalton, south London, for Greenwich-council owned developer Meridian Home Start. Named Sandpit Place, the development contains 32 homes in three rows of back-to-back terraced houses. Like the studio’s nearby Rochester Way scheme the homes were built for Meridian Home Start and will be available to those
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the studio extends over a natural ridge in the densely wooded site.
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Pantera Filmes is a film production company located in São Paulo.
When they change address, they looked for Matú Arquitetura for a functional project that would solve the working space and the storage of the filming gear.
The Volkshaus Basel, originally the castle bailiwick, can be traced back to the 14th century. The location has always been a site of dense and varied use—a piece of the city within the city. A brewery with an adjoining restaurant was built on the premises in 1845, with a concert and beer hall added in 1874. After the city of Basel took over the facilities in 1905, the site became a hub of political, social, and cultural activities, which ultimately led to a shortage of space and competition in 1919. The winner, architect Henri Baur, built the new Volkshaus Basel, inaugurated in 1925, integrating the existing concert hall and supplementing it with halls of varying sizes, offices, conference rooms, shops, restaurants, and accommodation for personnel.
the mountain view house by CAN opens up progressively as guests move through the first floor, from the dark monochromatic front room.
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inside, a huge Y-shaped column supports the kindergarten’s concrete roof.
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Architecture firms OMA and Hassell have renovated a group of old buildings in Perth, Australia, and stitched them together with protruding metal-clad structures to create the WA Museum Boola Bardip. The top-heavy museum celebrates the history and contemporary culture of Western Australia and is intended as a new landmark for Perth Cultural Centre – a
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with their bright colors and sloping facades, the distinct structures completely transform the river waterfront.
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Barcelona-based startup Honext has developed a sustainable construction board material made from a combination of enzymes and cellulose taken from the waste streams of paper production. The material is made from what Honext describes as an “untapped resource”: cellulose residue taken from cardboard and paper waste generated at paper mills. This paper has already gone
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