Exterior architectural design for villas and buildings: Modern Floating Villa Design by Staffan Strindberg. Beautiful villa for people the like a Natural style outside area, but inside a modern Luxury villa design. Samujana is located in the north east of the resort island of Koh Samui. Gfab are designing 26 villas. The first villas were completed in 2005.

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The project was completed early 2007 and is open to the community, acting both as a public and academic library. Its mission aims to serve the local students, faculty members, corporate researchers and Shenzhen residents.

With its long undulating form, the University Town Library meets all requirements needed for the administration centre, culturally symbolic of [...]

Now is a wonderful time to visit the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, one of the 20th-century’s most important architectural landmarks. Thanks to a successful three-year restoration, the Frank Lloyd Wright–designed building is more breathtaking than ever, just in time to celebrate its 50th Anniversary, which began in May 2009. To help accommodate our foreign visitors, a special Visitor Guide is now available in six languages, including Italian, Spanish, German, French, and Japanese, as well as English. Visitor Guides are available for download in PDF format.

The Matchbox building is planned to be made of prefabricated concrete boxes, stacked on top of each other. Each level is its own independent concrete box that hangs on thin structural walls that will use very little steel to provide support. Inside, some of the walls will be finished with galvanized steel, so that art work, designs or layouts can easily be hung up on the walls with magnets. In the center of the building, an atrium garden is open to the floors with bridges spanning the garden to connect the units. This atrium also acts to bring in daylight to the individual units.