PARVS CENTER is an ultra-modern architectural complex designed as the new cultural city centre for Saint Petersburg, situated in the Neva Delta. Its distinctive and memorable design features a complex arrangement of curved load-bearing surfaces shaped like sails.
Project name
Parvs Center
Architecture firm
The Svetozar Andreev Architecture Studio `Hotei-Russia`
Location
Saint Petersburg, Russia
Principal architect
Svetozar Andreev
Built area
Over 70,000 m²
Visualization
Svetozar Andreev
Typology
Cultural Architecture > Cultural Center, Museum
The Villa Didar project is located on a land area of 1,113 meters in Yazd city. The construction area of the building is 413 meters. The Didar project belongs to two brothers, and this villa is a place for these two brothers to meet on vacation. Function The form and structure of the project is curved. Which consists of two windbreaks.
Architecture firm
UFO Studio
Tools used
3Ds Max, Vray, Adobe Photoshop
Principal architect
Bahman Behzadi
Visualization
Bahman Behzadi
Typology
Residential › Villa
Available in a range of different sizes and layout options, this tiny pod is supported by structural posts as well as suspension cables connecting to the surrounding trees for extra support.
Project name
The Burl Treehouse Series
Architecture firm
Antony Gibbon Designs
Tools used
C4D, Coroner, AI, Adobe Photoshop
Principal architect
Antony Gibbon
Built area
Various Sizes Available
Visualization
Antony Gibbon Designs
Typology
Residential › House
Italian Architects ADAT Studio reveals the forthcoming "Science Forest - Museo della Scienza di Roma" Selected by Daniel Libeskind. The innovative architecture firm founded by Andrea Debillio and Antonio Atripaldi was named lead architect after winning first place in the international competition issued by the Rome Municipality.
Project name
Science Forest - Museo della Scienza di Roma
Architecture firm
ADAT Studio
Principal architect
Antonio Atripaldi, Andrea Debilio
Design team
Luca Galli, Michele Sacchi, Filippo Testa, Laura Zevi
Collaborators
Landscape: P’Arcnouveau, Engineering: WSP Fire consulting, Safety: GAe Engineering
Status
In the Process of Realization
Typology
Cultural Architecture > Museum › Science Forest
The project land is located in a mountainous area with a very beautiful landscape that is usually accompanied by fog. This area is where average people can afford to buy a villa, this issue became the reason for the creation of these small villas.
Project name
Cypress Villa Complex
Architecture firm
Siavash Shakibaei Studio
Location
Kelardasht, Mazandaran, Iran
Tools used
AutoCAD, Rhinoceros 3D, Lumion, Adobe Photoshop
Principal architect
Siavash Shakibaei
Built area
Each villa is 174 m2²
Visualization
Siavash Shakibaei Studio
Typology
Residential › Villa
Two similar, fragmented volumes are aligned on their narrowest sides, creating a void that invites visitors into a square—a sanctuary for gathering, where people can disconnect from the city’s relentless pace. Located on Myslym Street in a central district of Tirana.
Architecture firm
OODA Architecture
Tools used
Rhinoceros 3D, AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator
Principal architect
Diogo Brito
Design team
João Jesus, Diogo Brito, Rodrigo Vilas-Boas, Francisco Lencastre, Julião Pinto Leite, Luis Garcia, Joana Sousa
Collaborators
Landscape: P4; Engineering: LAIII
Visualization
Plomp, OODA
Typology
Mixed-Use Development (residential, commercial, hotel)
The Logistics Hub, conceived within the dynamic context of New York City, offers a bold reimagination of the modern workplace. It challenges the conventional boundaries between consolidation and decentralization in urban and economic systems, presenting an innovative architectural typology that not only redefines the 21st-century office but also an...
University
University of Pennsylvania
Tools used
Rhinoceros 3D, Grasshopper, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Keyshot, Autodesk Fusion-Meshmixer
Project name
The Future Logistics Hub
Location
New York City, NY, United States
Status
Concept- Design, Academic-Research Project
Typology
Commercial › Office-Logistics-Mixed-Use
In Tirana, a new tower designed by NOA reflects the rapid transformations of the Albanian capital. The archetypal village house with a gabled roof is multiplied and stacked in a dizzying vertical composition, resembling a puzzle that awaits its final piece—capturing both the city’s past and its future yet to be written.
Project name
Puzzle Tirana
Architecture firm
NOA, Atelier4
Location
Rruga Medar Shtylla, Tirana, Albania
Visualization
Atelier4, NOA
Status
Preliminary Design Approval
Typology
Commercial › Mixed-use
