50 Years, 500+ Pages
NEUF architect(e)s
A gesture to all the firm's clients, collaborators and staff members
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NEUF architect(e)s
50 Years, 500+ Pages
NEUF architect(e)s
Copies of "Half a Century of Building Storeys"
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Virginie Gosselin
50 Years, 500+ Pages
NEUF architect(e)s
Copies of "Half a Century of Building Storeys"
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Virginie Gosselin
50 Years, 500+ Pages
NEUF architect(e)s
Tote bag created for the NEUF50 campaign
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NEUF architect(e)s
50 Years, 500+ Pages
NEUF architect(e)s
President and Partner Architect Bruno St-Jean on stage for his allocution
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Ulysse Lemerise / OSA Images
50 Years, 500+ Pages
NEUF architect(e)s
Contents of "Half a Century of Building Storeys"
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Virginie Gosselin
50 Years, 500+ Pages
NEUF architect(e)s
The Maison Alcan illuminated with NEUF's identity for the Cocktail Reception
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Ulysse Lemerise / OSA Images
50 Years, 500+ Pages
NEUF architect(e)s
Atelier NEUF Global Design Studio Poster, 2021 winter semester
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NEUF architect(e)s
Construction Begins on Longest Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge in Flanders, Belgium
Architectural studio ZJA
Pedestrians as well as cyclists can use the bridge. It has a cycle path and a footpath, distinguished from each other by their coloured surfaces. The cycle path is a brownish yellow or light ochre, and the footpath is anthracite in colour.
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Architectural studio ZJA
Construction Begins on Longest Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge in Flanders, Belgium
Architectural studio ZJA
The bridge is made of steel and rests on V-shaped grey steel columns with cut-away corners
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Architectural studio ZJA
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Construction Begins on Longest Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge in Flanders, Belgium
Architectural studio ZJA
At its highest point, over the highway where cars and trams pass, the deck is almost eight metres above street level
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Architectural studio ZJA
Construction Begins on Longest Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge in Flanders, Belgium
Architectural studio ZJA
The steps that give access to the bridge at the tram stop match the design and appear transparent. They are also elongated and shallow enough to ensure a comfortable climb to the bridge deck.
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Architectural studio ZJA
Day Three Winners of WAF 2022 International Architectural Awards Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
World Building of the Year (Supported by GROHE)Quay Quarter Tower by 3XN
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Phil Noller
Day Three Winners of WAF 2022 International Architectural Awards Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
World Building of the Year (Supported by GROHE) Quay Quarter Tower by 3XN
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Phil Noller
Day Three Winners of WAF 2022 International Architectural Awards Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
World Building of the Year (Supported by GROHE)Quay Quarter Tower by 3XN
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MartinSiegner
Day Three Winners of WAF 2022 International Architectural Awards Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
World Building of the Year (Supported by GROHE)Quay Quarter Tower by 3XN
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Fred Holt
Day Three Winners of WAF 2022 International Architectural Awards Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
World Interior of the Year (Supported by Miele)Pingtan Children Library by Condition_Lab
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Sai Zhao
Day Three Winners of WAF 2022 International Architectural Awards Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
World Interior of the Year (Supported by Miele)Pingtan Children Library by Condition_Lab
Photo credit:
Sai Zhao
Day Three Winners of WAF 2022 International Architectural Awards Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
World Interior of the Year (Supported by Miele)Pingtan Children Library by Condition_Lab
Photo credit:
Sai Zhao
Day Three Winners of WAF 2022 International Architectural Awards Announced
World Architecture Festival (WAF)
World Interior of the Year (Supported by Miele)Pingtan Children Library by Condition_Lab
Photo credit:
Sai Zhao
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