Internationally recognised architect, David Chipperfield, has been appointed to develop the design for the landmark Turner Contemporary gallery in Margate. David Chipperfield Architects will work with the partners to create a new design for the gallery on the eastern side of the former car park site on Margate’s seafront. Since the designs were last shown [...]

Australia has some wonderful natural landscape and the Cape Shank House by Jackson Clements Burrows Architects is a fine example of a modern home that has adapted well to its environment. This angular dwelling features a great view from a suspended section of the home with a full view of the horizon. This is a [...]

This Spanish Architecture House has amazing views of of the estuary of A Corunna in its north side.The project is developed under these conditionings in two combined volumes that configure the different inside and outside spaces, development related directly with the sculptural “task” of extracting material of a compact volume. If we have to put a name to these way of working would be Eduardo Chillida. The house is, this way, clearly open to the sea and radically closed to the boundary of the access road.

The parents retreat above is accessed via a transparent stair tower that is by day a contemplative space and by night, a lantern. Materials are simple and lightweight. Floors are Black Japanned chipboard;translucent polycarbonate sheeting wraps around the outer wall of the bridge and staircase. Colour sections refer to the landscape, either through contrast like Chinese red accents, or concurrence in Grey, White and natural weathering timber

the Vine Hotel is a really strategic location for an urban visit or an island sightseeing voyage. It is the work of the Spanish architect Ricardo Bofill which was supported by Portuguese interior designer Nini Andrade Silva. They had made this Vine Hotel a representation of a contemporary architecture design with a drop of elegant and comfort. The interior design dominated by grey, green, purple and brown colors is the vision reflection of the award-winning Portuguese designer Nini Andrade Silva.