First step of a regeneration masterplan. A 130m pedestrian bridge and public space in the River Aire waterfront area. It features panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.  Shortlisted project...

The concept of the teahouse combines accessibility and privacy with simplicity and complexity. Shortlisted project in the World Architecture Festival.

The World’s largest and most advanced airport building, not only technologically, but also in terms of passenger experience, operational efficiency and sustainability. It is the gateway to the city...

A pavilion organized around four main pods that work as both structural elements and as spatial enclosures. Shortlisted project in the World Architecture Festival.

The new 90,000 home of English football, it replaces its world famous twin Towers with the 133 metre arch that not only presents London with another landmark but also supports the 7,000 tonne steel...

The national water centre for the upcoming Olympic games, it incorporates water as a structural and has more than 4,000 bubbles in the exterior transparent cushion envelope.  Shortlisted project in...

A semi-underground clubhouse with a third of its volume embedded in the hills, meaning visitors are able to gaze on the Otago landscape without the building obstructing the views. Shortlisted project...

A new sports and events arena in Belfort, France, that acts as a place for gatherings, sports and cultural events. Shortlisted project in the World Architecture Festival.

Sports centre traditionally built without any cement or mortar with carefully selected interlocking stones found on the site. Shortlisted project in the World Architecture Festival.

A redevelopment of the existing pool within an urban park with a strong emphasis on horizontal design. Shortlisted project in the World Architecture Festival.