Paulo Mendes da Rocha

RIBA Gold Medal, Architects – 2017 Winner

Paulo Mendes da Rocha receives the 2017 Royal Gold Medal for architecture

The Royal Institute of British Architects award Paulo Mendes da Rocha, Brazil’s most celebrated living architect, will receive the 2017 Royal Gold Medal.

Marco Melbourne

Marco Melbourne

Architects: The Buchan Group

The signature dual towers of Marco Melbourne recently reached completion, creating a prominent presence on Melbourne’s skyline and a residential address of exquisite style and quality within the heart of cultural Melbourne.

President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama look out at the city skyline and Lake Michigan after arriving at the Burnham Park landing zone in Chicago, Illinois, June 15, 2012. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza) June 15, 2012 "We had just arrived at the helicopter landing zone in Chicago and instead of walking right to the motorcade, the President and First Lady walked past their vehicle to the edge of Lake Michigan to view the skyline of their home town." (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)

Obama Presidential Center Building in Chicago

Landscape architecture team for the OPC announced: Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates (MVVA), Site Design Group, and Living Habitats to work with architects Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects and InterActive Design Architects.

Royal Academy of Engineering

Royal Academy of Engineering in London

Design: Wright & Wright Architects

The project spans the three lower floors of Nos. 3&4 Carlton House terrace – which was designed by John Nash in 1827- and contains an exciting combination of vaults and double-height spaces.

Writer's House in Caulfield

Writer’s House in Caulfield

Design: Branch Studio Architects

Writer`s house is an alteration and addition to an existing orange brick veneer residence that was originally designed and built in the late 1960`s.

T+D Residence

T+D Residence in Botany

Design: Buck & Simple: doers of stuff

A traditional semi-detached house seeks to accommodate a multitude of roles for a young family into a single space. The design incorporates all living areas into one compact, 8mx3.5m volume.

House B-Wald

House B-Wald in Stuttgart

Design: Alexander Brenner Architekten

Two anthracite-coloured building volumes glittering in the sunlight can be seen from the road. The gate in between them opens to a private world.