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Connecting Russia and China with the first ever cross border cable car - UNStudio’s design selected for the Blagoveshchensk Cable Car.   Following the completion of cable car designs forthe cities of Gothenburg and Amsterdam, UNStudio was recently selected as the winner in the competition for the first ever cross border cable car, which will carry passengers across the Amur River to connect Russia and China.   Following a vision round involving 12 practices in the invited competition managed by Strelka KB, UNStudio and Coop Himmelb(l)au were selected to submit design proposals for the Blagoveshchensk Terminal Station in Russia for the second phase.Strelka KB were also responsible for the economic and functional model of the Cable Car Termin... More

According to economists, we are currently living in the ‘Indian Century’, and Bangalore - with its moniker as the Silicon Valley of India, due to the large number of information technology companies based in the city - finds itself at the epicenter of this rapid growth.Within this thriving Tech Hub, UNStudio has designed the new Karle Town Centre (KTC), while UNSense - the arch tech company founded by UNStudio - is collaborating with Karle Infra to curate the use of sensorial technologies throughout the masterplan. KTC is a development that aims to define Bangalore locally and inspire the whole of India to ‘lead by example’ when designing future urban destinations.Karle Town Centre, which is currently under construction, enjoys a direct con... More

In December of 2018 INTOS Interior Solutions has produced the interior of the refurbished lobby of the UNStudio Tower on the South Axis in Amsterdam. A unique project that was realized in close collaboration with the architects of UNStudio.Customer inquiry In 2017 the owner of the multi-tenant building, Union Investment, decided to modernize the lobby. UNStudio, also the architect of the building itself, won the design assignment for the lobby. The design was very complex and unique and required a lot of technical expertise. Therefore they asked INTOS to be involved in the realization of the design.The project consists of a large chandelier, a veneered three-dimensional reception desk, veneered seating elements, planters made of Corian... More

Our JourneyWhere is the boundary between home and work today? Over the past year USM and UNStudio have been looking for it. From building absurd domestic rooms for the PlayGround at Salone del Mobile in Milan to building scenarios at the WorkHouse in Berlin, we’ve identified the drivers which are changing the way people work and live today, in order to paint a clearer picture of the future.What surprised us is that few people want to keep home and work separate. Work is more fun when we choose where to carry it out – it gives us freedom and self-determination. As such a third space is emerging between home and work - co-workspaces, cafes, hotel lobbies and libraries - where we work collectively alongside people we don’t know.While diverse i... More

UNStudio designs a flexible spatial plan for ‘The Smartest Neighbourhood in the World’ – aunique Dutch initiative for future livingUNStudio has designed the urban vision for ‘The Smartest Neighbourhood in the World’, which is currently being developed in Helmond’s Brandevoort District in the Netherlands. Rather than as a pre-determined fixed plan, UNStudio’s urban vision describes a flexible grid that is developed per the users’ demand. The new neighbourhood is planned based on the latest insights and techniques in the areas of ​​circularity, participation of (future) inhabitants, social cohesion and safety, health, data, new transport technologies and independent energy systems. All of these facets will contribute to the creation of a sus... More

Ben van Berkel / UNStudio and Heerim have won the competition for theresident-driven Eunma Housing Development in SeoulUNStudio in collaboration with Heerim have won the competition to design the 32 tower masterplan for the EunmaHousing Development in Daechi-Dong, Seoul.The approach of the residents, which involves the complete redevelopment of their current homes into a new and future orientated eco design, is seen as a blueprint for resident-driven development projects.Ben van Berkel: “Designing a scheme for a resident-driven development is particularly interesting because you are responding directly to the needs of an established community. They know the strengths and requirements of the area and how they want to see their community deve... More