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Project • By Taillandier Architectes AssociésOffices

La Cité Internationale Université de toulouse

The Cité Internationale Université de Toulouse is located on a historic site in one of Toulouse’s emblematic science districts, between the neighborhoods of Busca and Saint-Michel. The so-called “H” building was constructed in the early 20th century by architect Joseph Thillet, who also designed the buildings at 39–41 Allées Jules Guesde. It was funded by Paul Sabatier using the prize money from his 1912 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, with the aim of establishing the first research laboratory for the Faculty of Science in Toulouse. Roland Halbe Construction of the “H” building was completed in 1916, making it the first structure to be erected on the site. However, it was immediately... More

Project • By LRS ArchitectsExhibition Centres

Wingspan Event and Conference Center

The Wingspan Event & Conference Center provides Washington County with an impressive world-class facility with year-round opportunities to host visitors, while supporting the diverse needs of a growing community in Hillsboro, Oregon. Rooted deep in heritage and history, the timeless design draws inspiration from a combination of contextual forces intrinsic to the site. The wing-like “butterfly” form of the main roof was inspired by the building’s proximity to the Hillsboro airport, and mirrors the profile of the coastal range nearby. Cross-laminated timber (CLT) reflects the rich timber heritage of the area. Caption Caption The building highlights the 40,000 SF exposition hall contiguous to the state-of-the-... More

Project • By SeARCHCultural Centres

Favrholm Campus

Located 40 kilometers north of Copenhagen, a historic estate has been transformed into a corporate training and conference center. The project, designed by SeARCH architects, involved a balanced approach of restoration and new construction, preserving a former manor that has been a protected monument since 1964. The design works to establish the property's new purpose for Novo Nordisk, a global health-care company. The site's history is long and varied, dating back to 1364, and its past as a research farm resonates with the client's own history in scientific innovation. Caption A renovation with modern additions In the design competition, the architectural team's proposal involved a conversion that would accommodate multiple function... More