Founded by Kim Kook Hwan in 2018, KKH Architects is an Apple-based Archicad user based in Seoul. With a special interest in passive housing and traditional design, KKH also specializes in public projects such as libraries, museums and neighborhood living facilities.
Designed by PMR Architecture, Lower Woodland Barns is a development of two sustainable, low-cost and high-quality homes built on the site of a former agricultural barn in South Devon.
A joint collaboration between Bond Bryan and Simpson Haugh has delivered a state-of-the-art city centre campus for The Manchester College and UCEN.
With a brief to create a world-class facility for The University of Sheffield’s Faculty of Social Sciences, HLM Architects conceived a striking design, winning a competitive bid to deliver The Wave, an impressive new gateway to the university’s campus.
AMA Studio aspires to deliver uplifting buildings and create public spaces that offer a rich, rewarding, and enjoyable experience for all – making a difference for everyone.
At LSI, we seek to create sustainable, innovative, valuable and positive architecture that improves lives, builds communities and enhances society, or as we put it – ‘Life touching design’
Carlow Town’s new outdoor event space for culture and public experiences in the centre of town. A transformed derelict site, this multipurpose space offers endless possibilities for event organisers, providing an accessible and inclusive focal space for locals and visitors to enjoy.
The Centre for Advanced Timber Technology (CATT) is a purpose-built facility designed to demonstrate advanced timber technologies and teach the next generation of engineers.
33 King William Street is a striking building located at the gateway to the City of London. Topped with one of the City’s largest roof gardens, and achieving a BREAAM Excellent rating, the building not only offers a flexible modern office space but is also a fine example of sustainable design and construction.
At the center of it all is a 10-acre park, designed across multiple levels, including on the roof of the shopping mall, creating numerous opportunities for visual and physical connectivity between these two important landmarks. Its aim is to be porous to the larger landscape around it, allowing for a public space that is fully integrated into the urban fabric
The “BD House” project in La Garriga, Spain, is the first prototype of a system of single-family homes designed byVilalta Architects to be built with environmental and economic sustainability as a priority.
The Architects at HCF and Associates have used this residential project to implement a BIM-integrated design process. From conception to construction, BIM has not only proven to minimize time and resource consumption, it has also had a positive impact on the thought process and productive mindset of the Architects.
