Serpentine Sackler Gallery > The extension to the Serpentine Gallery in London, designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, will open to the public on Saturday, 28 September 2013.[serpentinegallery.org] Images > Flickr...
South Africa > ‘Ithuba Science Center‘, in Johannesburg, designed by S2arch, social and sustainable architecture + RWTH Aachen University [designboom]...
England > London home designed by British architect Richard Rogers, built in 1968 for his parents, is on sale for the first time. The house is on the market for £3.2 million with estate agent The Modern House [dezeen] More images > The Modern House ...
Japan > House in Naruto, designed by Horibe Associates architect’s office [designboom]...
The Stack, designed by Gluck+, a modular apartment building, under construction in New York. 7 floors, 56 boxes y 28 apartments ‘assembled’ in 19 days. The building will be finished in october, 2013…. [Co.Design] The modules The 56 boxes ”assembled’ in 19 days… via > gluckplus.com / crainsnewyork.com...
Austria > Werkraumhaus, in Bregenzerwald, designed by Peter Zumthor [Wallpaper*]...
Spain > JGC House, in Sant Cugat del Vallès, designed by Maria Diaz – MDBA [dezeen]...
Australia > The six finalists of the international design competition to rejuvenate and restore Melbourne’s iconic Flinders Street Station. NH Architecture Eduardo Velasquez + Manuel Pineda + Santiago Medina John Wardle Architects + Grimshaw Ashton Raggatt McDougall HASSELL + Herzog & de Meuron Zaha Hadid Architects & BVN Architecture + information > Flinders Street Station […]...
Exhibition ‘Richard Rogers RA: Inside Out‘ at the Royal Academy of Arts, London [designboom]...
Switzerland > Refuge over lake Rotsee, Lucerne, designed by AFGH Architekten – Andreas Fuhrimann + Gabrielle Hächler [designboom]...
Japan > 4n house, in Nara, designed by Yasuo Imazu / ninkipen! [dezeen]...
Qatar > Burj Doha (Doha Tower), 46 floors above ground, 3 floors below ground and a total gross floor area of approximately 110,000 m2, designed by Jean Nouvel [designboom]...
