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The architecture of the 2000s decade was marked by a focus on sustainability, technology, and innovation. The architecture of the 2000s continues to be celebrated for its incorporation of cutting-edge technology, its focus on sustainability, and its commitment to pushing the boundaries of architectural design.
Sustainable Architecture | High-tech Architecture | Parametricism | Deconstructivism
The Red Army Memorial Museum is located in the rural Bing’an Warf, a shoal in the middle of Chishui River, at the border between the regions of Guizhou and Sichuan,…
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The Sackler Building, designed by Haworth Tompkins Architects and completed in 2009, aimed to create contemporary studio spaces to match the quality and character of the very best traditional painting…
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The Aldeburgh Music Creative campus at Snape Maltings, completed in 2009 and designed by Haworth Tompkins Architects, is part of a phased development of grade 2 listed 19th-century maltings buildings at the edge of…
Continue readingThe Casa das Histórias Paula Rego was designed by the architect Eduardo Souto de Moura. The building uses certain aspects of the region’s historical architecture, which is here reinterpreted in…
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Fujimori’s playful approach to architecture is on display in his building that houses the Nemunoki Museum of Art. He wanted this humpbacked children’s museum to resemble “a mammoth.”
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The Utzon Center, nestled in the heart of Aalborg, Denmark, stands as the final architectural masterpiece conceived by the renowned Jørn Utzon. This iconic structure was born from a collaborative…
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The Museum for the Iberê Camargo Foundation by Alvaro Siza Vieira reminds to the brutalist architecture developed in Brazil during the second half of the XX century but with an…
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Completed in 2003, the Laminated House designed by Japanese Architect Hiroaki Ohtani is made with pre-cast concrete strips, stacked unevenly to allow stairs, furniture, and floors to be inserted in the gaps.
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The Kaisho Forest Viewpoint designed by Japanese Architect Atsushi Kitagawara and completed in 2005 uses a local wood technic called “Mengoshi “ which alleviates the seismic power for the 14m height building.
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In Horai, Architect Kengo Kuma was chosen to design a traditional Japanese Onsen, a term for hot springs in the Japanese language. As a volcanically active country, Japan has thousands…
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The SJA – The “Gang school” by JDS Architects achieves by a set of straightforward strategies to convert an industrial building into a cheerful playing field.
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Japanese Nagoya based Tomoaki Uno Architecture office completed “House in Ryusenji” in Nagoya, Japan, in 2008. The two-storey house contains just 3 rooms; a living room and bathroom on the ground…
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The Joanneumsviertel Center, located in Graz, Austria, was designed by the prestigious Spanish architecture firm Nieto Sobejano Architects. The building, completed in 2011, was built on the site of the…
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