Inspired by nature, the Aquatics Centre at Saint-Denis, Paris, is supported by the largest concave timber frame in the world, spanning 90 m (295 ft) and uses a framework of more than 2,700 m³ (95,350 cf) of wood.
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Henning Larsen’s proposal for a new concert hall in Bergen, Norway has won an international competition to redesign the Griegkvartalet Theatre. The Grieg Quarter competition featured 32 participants, with five shortlisted finalists; with Henning Laren’s entry as the winning bid.
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Vertikal Nydalen in Oslo, designed by Snøhetta, features a simplified and self-sufficient climate system, making it Norway’s first naturally climatized mixed-use building.
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The Kaleideum Children’s Museum in Winston Salem, N.C. has won the Hero of the Year Award at the 2023 EIFS Architectural Awards.
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Bend Science Station (BSS), a non-profit based in Bend, Ore., has a new home designed by Hennebery Eddy Architects, in the form of a light-flooded learning laboratory on the Oregon State University-Cascades (OSU) campus. The building’s design fuses experiential learning and architecture, seen in the demonstration tower, outdoor classroom,...
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Atlanta, Ga. is now home to its first mass timber loft building, 619 Ponce, designed by Jamestown LP, a design-focused real estate investment and management firm.
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Frank Mortl III, CAE, has been hired as executive director of the Spray Polyurethane Foam Alliance (SPFA).
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HomeRise at Mission Bay, Calif. is a garden-focused community that provides supportive and stable housing for 140 adults that are progressing into housing stability. The project demonstrates the city’s and non-profit partners’ commitment to investing in a community based on social, financial and environmental resilience, equity, sustainability, and integration. ...
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A complete renovation of the original Charles Klauder Building at the University of Colorado (CU) Boulder’s campus is currently underway in the form of the Hellem Arts and Sciences building.
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Henning Larsen are set to open a 22,000 m2 (242,187 sf) unique experience center, for Volvo Cars and Volvo Group in Gothenburg, with a timber canopy as the focal feature.
This center is designed around Scandinavian values of freedom of movement, access to nature, openness, and inclusion.
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