Corrugated metal façade
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Project • By Handel Architects • Offices
2 Harbor Life Sciences Center
2 Harbor Life Sciences Center is a 500,000-square-feet development in Boston’s Seaport District. Situated on four acres in the South Boston Waterfront, the ten-storey building provides a mix of lab spaces and office facilities. Designed by Handel Architects in collaboration with STUDIO ENÉE, this LEED Platinum-certified building draws inspiration from the surrounding marine industrial architecture. A high-performance and healthy hub, 2 Harbor Life Sciences Center is pursuing WELL Platinum Certification™ and meets the “9 Foundations” of a healthy building as defined by the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
Robert Benson
Architectural design and flexibility of 2 Harbor Life Sciences Center... More
Project • By ALEXANDRE BERNIER ARCHITECTE • Private Houses
CATHouse
La CATHouse is the result of the transformation of an old duplex in the St-Henri neighborhood, built around 1885. The idea of creating an expansion that would highlight this former working-class building emerged from a meeting with a local craftsman trained in the arts in France. Specializing in the restoration of cornices, friezes, entablatures, and other metal ornaments of old Montreal buildings, this craftsman was able to impart his expertise in the design of a contemporary extension.
Marc-Olivier Bécotte
Marc-Olivier Bécotte
The expansion is inspired by the metal sheds typical of Montreal’s back alleys, but with a novel approach: copper, traditionally used as a mere ornament, becomes the primary material.... More
News • News • 30 Sep 2023
Industria sets a new horizon for light-industrial innovation in the United Kingdom
Haworth Tompkins unveils Industria, a first-of-its-kind, multi-storey light-industrial building in London. Designed for BeFirst, the regeneration company of the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham, the structure heralds a transformative chapter in the realm of light-industrial architecture in the United Kingdom.
Fred Howarth
Spanning over 11,400 square meters and distributed across four levels, Industria embodies a dynamic ecosystem meticulously crafted to nurture and support 45 small and medium-sized enterprises. From compact 20-square-meter units to expansive 450-square-meter spaces, the structure is designed to accommodate a diverse range of light industrial uses.
Haworth Tompkins
Fred Howarth
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News • News • 25 Aug 2021
House D-S offers an unconventional interpretation of traditional Flemish typology
While accommodating typically strict Flemish urban planning regulations and typologies known to the region this new-build home offers residents added value for the residents who are able to enjoy both the space and intimacy that a pitched roof offers, along with the bonus of carefully framed views made possible by three triangles cut into the plan.
Jeroen Verrecht
At street level, the house by Graux & Baeyens architecten presents itself as a solid concrete block set partly into the ground. The entryway, dressing area, bathroom and bedroom unfold around the central spiral staircase like the triangular wedges of a cake.
Jeroen Verrecht
On the ground floor, rugged materials such as classic brick, blue MDF doors and white tiles... More