Oxford Street pedestrianisation design news

Oxford Street pedestrianisation design

Oxford Street pedestrianisation design news. Almost a kilometre of London’s famous shopping area in the heart of the UK capital, is now pedestrian-only. West End streetscape design between Orchard Street and Great Portland Street. Pedestrian urban development – key public realm in England

Eurostar UK Terminal Amsterdam Central Station

Eurostar UK Terminal Amsterdam Central Station building interior

Eurostar UK Terminal at Amsterdam Central Station building design by ZJA Architects & Engineers and Superimpose Architecture. This international rail hub offers a spacious, sustainable, high-quality, and accessible border crossing in the heart of the Dutch capital city

Pezzi Building, Minas Gerais, Brazil housing

Pezzi Building Minas Gerais Brazil housing design

Vazio S/A’s Pezzi Building in Minas Gerais, Brazil will have an additional floor—an extruded floor. The facade of this fifth floor will feature a crowning element made of brown rectangular aluminium tubes, with 50% open area, installed on the same plane as the original facades

Tabakerka Theatre Moscow, Russia building news

Tabakerka Theatre Moscow, Russia building news

Designed by .ket bureau, the Tabakerka Theatre, Moscow, Russia, is an important volumetric and visual landmark in the northern part of the city. Over a distance of approximately one and a half kilometres, it shapes the urban panorama for both pedestrians and motorists

Kenya Restaurant, Kyoto, Japan building renovation

Kenya Restaurant Kyoto architecture

Kenya, a Japanese restaurant in Takaragaike, Kyoto, Japan, is a renovation project by Fumihiko Sano Studio to convert a traditional Japanese house, situated along the Takano River. Diners can enjoy their meal whilst watching the chef at work

BaFang Library, Wuchang, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China

BaFang Library Wuchang China architecture

GFD Studio and DSA Group design of BaFang Library, Wuchang, China, unfolds in a fluid, continuous rhythm. Copper-brown lines sweep across the façade, rising and bending at corners – translating the undulating landscapes of Jiangnan and the surging tides of the Qiantang River into a continuous architectural expression.

FRAME Awards 2026 winners: architecture design prize

New Sydney Fish Market building, Australia

Less spectacle, more care: what the FRAME Awards 2026 winners tell us about the spaces we share. Architecture prize analysis by Eleni Stefania Kalapoda, architect and urban designer, who served on the Grand Jury for the Institutions categories

Estratos Pavilion, Chubut Province, Argentina

Estratos Pavilion, Chubut Province, Argentina fire

Grizzo Studio’s architecture of Estratos no longer simply rests upon the Andean Patagonian forest, Argentina, but becomes a new stratum within its ecosystem: a way of inhabiting that learns from its structure, rests upon its geology, cooperates with its ecology, and breathes with its atmosphere

De La Salle College John Hunt Student Life Centre, Toronto

De La Salle College John Hunt Student Life Centre, Toronto

Coinciding with the Toronto-based independent school’s 175th anniversary, De La Salle College recently opened the John Hunt Student Life Centre, transforming a former ice rink into a student-focused facility with a double gymnasium, fitness centre, lecture hall, classrooms, student commons area, and library designed by Moriyama Teshima Architects

National Juneteenth Museum, Fort Worth, Texas

National Juneteenth Museum Fort Worth Texas

Designed by BIG and Alligood Song Architects with KAI Enterprises and the local Fort Worth community, the museum is envisioned as the new national and global epicenter for the education, preservation, and celebration of the Juneteenth holiday. Juneteenth, observed annually in the United States, on June 19