World's Best Architecture 2022 Announced
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Fyrgani by AKA Architects, Sifnos island, Greece, A+Awards Jury Winner in the Architecture +Color category
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Cathy Cunliffe
World's Best Architecture 2022 Announced
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The Mushroom - a wood house in the forest by ZJJZ Atelier, China, A+Awards Jury Winner in the Architecture +Joy category
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ZJJZ Atelier
World's Best Architecture 2022 Announced
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Learning & Sports Center by General Architecture Collaborative, Rwanda, A+Awards Jury Winner in the Architecture + Community category
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Katie Garner
World's Best Architecture 2022 Announced
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Yunzhai Community Center, Yunzhai Village, Changyuan, China by SUP Atelier of THAD, A+Awards Jury Winner in the Architecture +Brick category
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Yingnan Chu
World's Best Architecture 2022 Announced
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Striatus 3D Printed Bridge, Venice, Italy, developed by the Block Research Group (BRG) at ETH Zurich and Zaha Hadid Architects Computation & Design Research Group (ZHA CODE), in collaboration with Incremental 3D (in3D) and made possible by Holcim, A+Awards Jury Winner in the Architecture +Concrete category
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Naaro
World's Best Architecture 2022 Announced
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P house by Studio MK27, Awarded Best Architecture Firm in Central and South America (Jury Winner)
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Fernando Guerra
World's Best Architecture 2022 Announced
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LR2 House by Montalba Architects, Awarded Best Architecture Firm in North America (Popular Choice Award)
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Kevin Scott, @k7scott
World's Best Architecture 2022 Announced
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Little Island by Heatherwick Studio, New York, A+Awards Jury Winner in the Public Parks and Green Spaces category
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Timothy Schenck
World's Best Architecture 2022 Announced
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Khat by Studio Toggle, Awarded Best Architecture Firm in Africa and the Middle East (Jury Winner), and Best Young Architecture Firm (Popular Choice Winner)
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Studio Toggle
World's Best Architecture 2022 Announced
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Nil Dos House, Barcelona, Spain by Valenti Albareda Studio, A+Awards Jury Winner in the Small Residential Interiors category
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José Hevia
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Construction of the Le Rosaire Real Estate Project has Begun, in the Heart of Montreal's Villeray District
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Construction of the Le Rosaire Real Estate Project has Begun, in the Heart of Montreal's Villeray District
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Construction of the Le Rosaire Real Estate Project has Begun, in the Heart of Montreal's Villeray District
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Repositioning of Former Time & Life Building Shows Sustainability is Key to Market Success
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
Reconfigured plaza and east facade
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Albert Vecerka/ESTO
Repositioning of Former Time & Life Building Shows Sustainability is Key to Market Success
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
View west along 50th Street
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Albert Vecerka/ESTO
Repositioning of Former Time & Life Building Shows Sustainability is Key to Market Success
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
View west along 50th Street
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Albert Vecerka/ESTO
Repositioning of Former Time & Life Building Shows Sustainability is Key to Market Success
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
View south along Avenue of the Americas
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Albert Vecerka/ESTO
Repositioning of Former Time & Life Building Shows Sustainability is Key to Market Success
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
View north along Avenue of the Americas
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Albert Vecerka/ESTO
Repositioning of Former Time & Life Building Shows Sustainability is Key to Market Success
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
Reconfigured plaza with Copacabana paving to street edge
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Albert Vecerka/ESTO
Repositioning of Former Time & Life Building Shows Sustainability is Key to Market Success
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
New diagonally-cantilevering canopy marking the north edge of a four-block public space
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Albert Vecerka/ESTO
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Repositioning of Former Time & Life Building Shows Sustainability is Key to Market Success
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
South plaza and entrances, looking east along West 50th Street
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Albert Vecerka/ESTO
Repositioning of Former Time & Life Building Shows Sustainability is Key to Market Success
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
Expanded and modernized south lobby
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Albert Vecerka/ESTO
Repositioning of Former Time & Life Building Shows Sustainability is Key to Market Success
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
Restored Josef Albers mural
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Albert Vecerka/ESTO
Repositioning of Former Time & Life Building Shows Sustainability is Key to Market Success
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
Restored Fritz Glarner mural
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Albert Vecerka/ESTO
Repositioning of Former Time & Life Building Shows Sustainability is Key to Market Success
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
Redesigned and modernized elevator cabs
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Albert Vecerka/ESTO
Repositioning of Former Time & Life Building Shows Sustainability is Key to Market Success
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
Before and after: Reimagined plaza
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Albert Vecerka/ESTO
Repositioning of Former Time & Life Building Shows Sustainability is Key to Market Success
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
Before and after: new canopy over reopened breezeway
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Albert Vecerka/ESTO
Repositioning of Former Time & Life Building Shows Sustainability is Key to Market Success
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
Before and after: expanded and reconfigured south lobby
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Albert Vecerka/ESTO
Repositioning of Former Time & Life Building Shows Sustainability is Key to Market Success
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
Before and after: 50% increase in vision glass
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Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
Repositioning of Former Time & Life Building Shows Sustainability is Key to Market Success
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
Rhythm of facade is maintained while area of vision glass is increased
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Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
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