Architecture1911 Revolution Museum, Wuhan , China / CITIC DESIGNinnovative, unique and highly complex architectural design2014.05.13FavoritesShare
ArchitectureMuseum of Modern Art in Warsaw / Christian Kerezsculptural body of the building2014.05.09FavoritesShare
ArchitectureHistorical Archive of the Basque Country / ACXTFreed from the mysterious and unopened image.2014.04.30FavoritesShare
Architecture"Three Museums And One Square “ Competition,GuangzhouReinterpreting the essence of Lingnan gardens and architecture.2014.04.27FavoritesShare
ArchitectureGarage CCC Education Center / FORM BureauNew social space remodeled from the warehouse.2014.04.26FavoritesShare
ArchitectureLibrary for Kunming University of Science and Technology by STUDIO TWISTa building of clear formal hierarchy with bi-axial symmetry2014.04.20FavoritesShare
ArchitectureMunicipal Congress And Exhibition Center Of ÁvilaMeeting place that can be used to celebrate different events.2014.04.15FavoritesShare
ArchitectureArcheological Museum Of Álava In Vitoria / Francisco Mangado”Historical treasure box”2014.04.14FavoritesShare
ArchitectureHouse of Music, Aalborg / COOP HIMMELB(L)AUIts open structure promotes the exchange between the audience and artists, and the students and teachers.2014.04.11FavoritesShare
ArchitectureWhen The Wall Was No Longer Just A WallBringing people a new experience by changing boundaries.2014.04.08FavoritesShare
ArchitectureHill City. Youth Activity Center / O-office ArchitectsGiving autonomy and freedom to the subject of experience.2014.04.04FavoritesShare
ArchitectureDaoíz y Velarde Cultural Centre / Rafael De La-HozMilitary Camp Transfiguration Cultural Center.2014.04.02FavoritesShare
ArchitectureCoverage of Archaeological Ruins of the Abbey of St-mauriceAbove the calm - 170 tons of stone roof2014.04.01FavoritesShare
ArchitectureZ Gallery in ID Town, China by O-office ArchitectsThe continuation of special on-site ruin atmosphere2014.03.21FavoritesShare
ArchitectureRestoration and adaptation of a 16th century Chapel, Spain by Adam BresnickA 16th-century chapel transformed into a multi-functional space2014.03.18FavoritesShare