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Following its commendation by the Architectural Review’s ‘New into Old’ awards in December 2017, Port House, designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, in Antwerp has been named ‘Best Refurbished Building’ at the MIPIM Awards 2018.
The world’s first green hydrogen refuelling infrastructure for the recreational boating industry will be initiated in 25 Italian marinas and ports with NatPowerH Hydrogen Refuelling Stations designed by Zaha Hadid Architects
Danish architecture studios EFFEKT and C.F. Møller Architects have designed SIMAC, the largest maritime education institution in the country, in the port of Svendborg, Denmark. The building’s transparent façade allows natural light to flood the interior in the daytime and as twilight sets, the building becomes a beacon, illuminating the harbour front.
Ferring Pharmaceuticals A/S Copenhagen offices design by Foster + Partners: new country headquarters occupies a pivotal waterfront position alongside the Øresund crossing – construction of 39,000 sqm company office facility
Vejle Harbour development, Harbour Island masterplan in Denmark design by Studio Olafur Eliasson + Lundgaard & Tranberg + Vogt Landscape Architects, Danish architecture photos
Designed by NBJ Architectes the Nautical Pole is located in an emblematic site at the end of the Saint Louis pier in the port of Sète, near Montpellier in France. The project aims to blend into the landscape while also revealing itself
Designed by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma the £80m V&A Museum of Design is now open to the public. Located alongside RSS Discovery on the waterfront it will host major exhibitions and celebrate design heritage. The building emulates Scottish cliffs.
“This project, on the one hand is inevitable, and on the other, very representative. The culmination of Passeig del Mare Nostrum with a walkable façade is proposed as a fundamental element that reconfigures the city’s relationship with the sea,” says architect Carmelo Zappulla, founder of External Reference, Barcelona
Marina Port Vell Barcelona, building interior design by Alfons & Damián: transformation shows commitment to improve the guest experience and offer service excellence throughout
SOM designs new waterfront neighborhood for Zhuhai, China’s most livable city. Sculptural canopies inspired by maritime history form low-carbon community in Pearl River Delta tech hub
The Nautical Sports Development Promotion Center building design by Rómulo Neto Arquitetos for the Câmara Municipal of Vagos, Portugal, to remodel a deactivated primary school
Art-Invest Real Estate UK is pleased to reveal that HWKN Architecture, led by Matthias Hollwich, as the designer for one of the three buildings at Canada Water Dockside, its 4.5-acre development that is set to become the commercial heart
Yantai Seafront Garden, Shandong, China, design by KCAP awarded first prize in a competition: transforms underused coastal area into a vibrant, international urban district with a beautiful natural coastline
Designed by Godwin Austen Johnson Architects the Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club building is without doubt one of Dubai’s original iconic landmarks, so much so the memorable structure has been emblemised on the 20 Dirham note.
Court orders AEW to pay further £1.24m on Liverpool Museum job, reports the AJ today. AEW Architects has today been ordered to pay an additional £1.24m in damages to National Museums Liverpool, on top of the £1.2m damages awarded in July.
