p+A news

Images and videos from the International Furniture Exhibition, taking place at Milan Fair between April 16 and 21, 2008… [Corriere della Sera / domus / designboom / designws.com / Wallpaper*]

Milan Design Week 2008 > Green Energy Design, the event organized by Interni magazine. From April 15 to May 1, designers from several countries are presenting their works related to environmental care… at Milan University… Images > designboom

Buenos Aires > Apartment building in Calle Arribeños, designed by Adamo-Faiden Architects [dezeen].

Images of the exhibition entitled “Toyo Ito: Generative Order“, at Taipei Fine Arts Museum … > Flickr/imagecell Official website > tfam.museum source > architecturephoto.net

Beijing > Construction images (04/14/2008) of the China Central Television Headquarters (CCTV), designed by OMA (Rem Koolhaas + Ole Scheeren)… > Dutch Tom /Flickr fuente > dezain.net

Images of the Dogan Media Center, designed by Tabanlioglu Architects, in Ankara (Turkey) … [thomas mayer_ archive] source > dezain.net

On 04/12/2008, the New Oslo Opera House, designed by Snøhetta, was officially opened… [BBC / ELPAIS.com] Images of the building > snoarc.no / dezeen

Animated rendering of the ‘Bryghusgrunden Project‘, designed by OMA, in Copenhagen – Denmark> na/blog

Massimiliano & Doriana Fuksas won the preliminary design competition for Shenzhen International Airport Terminal 3 (China)… [dezeen]

Zaha Hadid won the competition to design the “Guggenheim Hermitage Museum” in Vilnius, Lithuania. It was part of the feasibility study made by Guggenheim Foundation and Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg (Russia). The winning entry by Zaha Hadid will be on display, together with the proposals submitted by Daniel Libeskind and Massimiliano Fuksas, at the […]

Denmark, Copenhagen > Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) unveiled the ‘Bryghusgrunden Project‘, a 27.000 square meters building that will house Danish Architecture Centre premises, Realdania Foundation, dwellings and recreation areas… [dezeen: 1 / 2]

Images of the Arp Museum, designed by Richard Meier, in Rolandseck, Germany. It opened in September, 2007 [thomas mayer_ archive].