Cinépolis Headquarters – Morelia, Mexico
Building: Cinépolis Headquarters
Location: Morelia, Mexico
Completed: 2010
Purpose: headquarters of leading theater operator in Mexico
Size: 75000 square feet
Architect: kmd+
Awards: Best Corporate Interior 2010 from AMDI (Asociación Mexicana de Diseñadores de Interiores), Architectural Digest (México) – Iconos de Diseño 2010 – Americas Commercial Property Awards – The Architecture Award
AE Interests: cantilevered 2nd floor, green patio on roof, structural glass, integrated with surrounding natural environment, LEED Gold Equivalent, green roof, natural lighting & ventilation
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401 Congress Street – Boston, MA
Building: 401 Congress Street
Location: Boston, MA
Projected Completion: 2022
Purpose: office building
Size: 600000 square feet
Architect: Sasaki
AE Interests: will replace 1.1 acre surface parking lot, The team’s approach centers around the idea of an urban push/pull. doesn’t fill out entire site at base – establishing open urban space, almost completely transparent lower level
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Shenzhen Yantian Technology – Shenzhen, China
Building: Shenzhen Yantian Technology
Location: Shenzhen, China
Completed: 2014
Purpose: office building
Architect: PLY+
Local Support: Shenzhen Heda International Design &Engineering CO.,LTD
AE Interests: louvers operated by a mechanical system programmed to track changing position of the sun across course of the day, maximizes visual amenities of site through focused views that orient the interior spaces toward the mountains and the harbor, facade composed of actively calibrated translucent louvers that shield interior from direct sunlight while maintaining uninterrupted views of surroundings, traditional window into Chinese architecture
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Olympic House – Lausanne, Switzerland



Name: Olympic House
Location: Lausanne, Switzerland
Address: Route de Vidy 9, 1007
Architect: 3XN Architects
Local Architects: IttenBrechbühl
Client: International Olympic Committee
Landscape Architects: Hüsler & Associés
Interior Design: RBSGROUP
Architectural Lighting Design: Jesper Kongshaug
Civil Engineer: INGENI SA – Ingenierie Structurale
Electrical Engineers: MAB-Ingenierie SA
Façade Engineers: Emmer Pfenninger Partner AG
Sustainability Engineers: ThemaVerde
Key elements: Movement, flexibility, transparency, collaboration, and sustainability. Has a dynamic, undulating façade. Rainwater is captured to be used in the building and solar panels have been installed on the roof. During the construction process more than 90% of material from buildings that were previously on the site were reused or recycled. Certified LEED Platinum.
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Moscow School of Management – Scolkovo, Russia

Building: Moscow School of Management
Location: Skolkovo, Moscow Oblast, Russia
Completed: 2010
Architect: Adjaye Associates
Manufacturers: Anwo, Alucobond
AE Interests: The central structure is a poured-in-place concrete disc 475 feet in diameter. A group of buildings stand above the disc. Of these, the Wellbeing Centre occupies a pivotal position in anchoring the disc to the sloping ground. The Wellbeing Centre is supported by the same structural grid as that of the disc, whilst the residential buildings are designed as bridge structures. Each of them is supported on two towers that cause minimum disruption as they pass through the disc to the ground.
Pearl Academy of Fashion – Jaipur, India
Building: Pearl Academy of Fashion
Location: Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
Completed: 2008
Architect: Morphogenesis
HVAC: Design Centre
Electrical: Integral Designs
Plumbing: Tech Consultancy
Structure: N M Roof Designers Ltd.
Contractors: R G Colonizers Pvt. Ltd.
Design Team: Sonali Rastogi, Rudrajit Sabhaney, Anna Kristiana Bergbom, Shruti Dimri, John Alok Decruz
AE Interests: The architecture of the academy needed to be a confluence of modern adaptations of traditional Indo-Islamic architectural elements and passive cooling strategies prevalent in the hot-dry desert climate of Rajasthan, such as open courtyards, water body, a step-well or baoli and jaalis (perforated stone screen). The entire building is raised above the ground and a scooped out under belly forms a natural thermal sink which is cooled by water bodies through evaporative cooling.
St. Mary Chapel – Michigan, U.S.
Building: St. Mary Chapel (St. Mary Mercy Chapel) (St. Mary’s Mercy Hospital Chapel)
Location: Livonia, Michigan, U.S.
Completed: 2018
Architect: PLY+
Manufacturers: FritsJurgens, Endicott, Eastern Architectural Products, Goldray Glass, Hunter Douglas Brasil
Design Team: Craig Borum, Jen Maigret
Project Management: Andrew Wolking, Masataka Yoshikawa, William Carpenter
Design Professionals SD/DD: Markus Boynton, Annabelle Guan, Yibo Jiao, Michie Nimsombun, Maggie Shao, Andrew Wolking, Masataka Yoshikawa, Arvin Yu, Jiashi Yu, Yusi Zha, Dinghao Zhou
Structural: SDI Structure
Civil: IMEG corp.
MEP: Nederveld
Lighting: Illuminart
Acoustics: Arcgeometer
Cost Estimating: Granger construction
Building Code: PLY+
Specifications: PLY+
Security: St. Mary Mercy Livonia
Liturgical Space Consultant: Gilbert Sunghera
AE Interests: A high, east window to provide early morning light, a southern opening that holds a special installation of dichroic glass that bounces spectral colors into the space, and a western row of windows that establish a relationship with a future phase healing garden. The façade includes a “woven” pattern at the corner.
Gdańsk Shakespeare Theatre – Gdańsk, Poland

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Building: Gdańsk Shakespeare Theatre
Location: Gdańsk, Poland
Completed: 2014
Architects: Renato Rizzi
Engineer: Schöck
Masonry: Terreal
AE Interest: The theater includes a retractable roof to create a customizable space for the preforming arts. Local masonry forms the exterior with fins that support the lateral loads created when the roof is open.
Silesian Museum – Katowice, Poland

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Building: Silesian Museum
Location: Katowice, Poland
Completion: 2013
Architect: Riegler Riewe Architekten
AE Interests: In order not to obstruct the current, industrious surroundings this museum is completely below grade. The only parts of the building above grade are the translucent cubes that provide light and conceal the mechanical systems.
Sluzewski Culture Centre – Warsaw, Poland

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Building: Sluzewski Culture Centre
Location: Warsaw, Poland
Status: 2013
Architect: WWAA, 307kilo
AE Interest: A center of learning and entertainment for the community with separate buildings that house different subjects: music, art, literature, sports. There is also a paddock with animals and a windmill to encourage integration of alternative energy in the future generations.
Steilneset Memorial- Vardø, Norway
Building: Memorial of Victims of Witch Trials
Location: Vardø, Norway
Year: 2011
Design: Architect Peter Zumthor and Artist Louise Bourgeois
Structural Engineers: Finn-Erik Nilsen
AE Interests: pine scaffolding framework holding a fabric cocoon with a long oak-floored corridor, 91 windows for the 91 deaths during the Vardø witch trials, a second contrasting structure made of weathering steel and smoked glass with a circle of mirrors around a flaming steel chair in a hollow concrete cone like judges or silent witnesses circling the condemned
National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial- Arlington, Virginia
Building: National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial
Location: Arlington, Virginia
Year: 2008
Architect: Kaseman Beckman Advanced Strategies
Engineers: Buro Happold
AE Interests: Stainless steel cantilevered benches inlaid with granite over a lighted pool of flowing water, 125 benches facing the pentagon for those who died in the building, 59 benches in direction of the flight path of the doomed plane, Increasing/decreasing height based on the age of the victim
National Holocaust Monument- Ottawa, Canada
Building: National Holocaust Monument
Location: Ottawa, Canada
Year: 2017
Architect: Daniel Libeskind
Structural Engineers: Read Jones Christofferson Engineers
General Contractor: UCC Group
AE Interests: Sharp angular forms with 6 volumes to create smaller space and resemble 6-pointed Star of David, cast-in place concrete forms, ascending planes symbolizing hope and descending planes leading to isolated spaces
Iqon – Quito, Ecuador
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Building: Iqon
Location: Quito, Ecuador
Completed: 2021
Area: 35000 m^2
Architects: Bjarke Ingels Group
Partners-in-Charge: Bjarke Ingels, Thomas Christoffersen
Project Leader: Maria Sole Bravo
Project Designer: Lorenz Krisai
Project Architect: Stephanie Choi
Collaborators: Uribe & Schwarzkopf, Rene Lagos, Geo Estudios, Fernando Romo, Reg Hough, CPP Wind Tunnel
Construction: Hoffmann, Grindline
AE Interest:
It is going to be Quito’s tallest building at 33 stories. It is constructed by stacking concrete modules which are rotated to offer a wider view range. It has large vertical gardens which are designed to grow trees which later can be moved to other parts of the city, it is intented to be an urban tree farm.
Qorner – Quito, Ecuador


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Building: Qorner
Location: Quito, Ecuador
Completed: 2020
Area: 127,014 sq ft
Architects: Safdie Arquitects
Executive Architect: Uribe & Schwarzkopf
Collaborators: Uribe & Schwarzkopf
Structural Engineer: Arup., Fernando Romo
Landscape Consultant: Greenstar
AE Interest:
“On a prime corner site overlooking La Carolina Park in Quito, the 24-story tower features vertically stacked dwellings with units staggered in and out. The fractalized tower profile creates generous landscaped terraces on each level, with operable glass walls that merge indoor and outdoor living to take full advantage of Quito’s year-round temperate weather.”
“The building profile steps back to reveal a “hill side” of terraces, and also steps forward to create a “cliff face”. The arrangement in section of projecting terraces provides natural shading from the sun. As the building steps in and out, generous double height landscaped terraces are created on each level.”
Aquarela – Quito, Ecuador
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Building: Aquarela
Location: Quito, Ecuador
Completed: 2020
Area: 136,580-square-metre
Architects: Ateliers Jean Nouvel
Executive Architect: Uribe & Schwarzkopf
Collaborators: Uribe & Schwarzkopf
Associate Architects: Alberto MEDEM – Humboldt Arquitectos S.L
Project leader: Alberto MEDEM assisté de María ROJO
Landscape: Isabelle GUILLAUIC
Images: Cristina DE LUCAS, Eduardo HERNÁNDEZ, Sabrina LETOURNEUR, Jesús RODRIGUEZ, María ROJO
Graphics: Eduardo HERNÁNDEZ, Eugenie ROBERT
Interior Architecture: U&S – Uribe y Schwarzkopf
Local Architects and engineers: Uribe y Schwarzkopf Ingenieros y Arquitectos S.A
Consultants: CIEL ATELIER, GREENSTAR, GRUPO SAM
AE Interest:
“Aquarela includes nine residential stone-cladded blocks. Ateliers Jean Nouvel imagined an approach that could mimic the context, with curved balconies wrapping the intervention, overfilled with greenery. These rocky gardens connect the residents to the natural outdoors and strengthen the integration of the building.”
StreetDome — Haderslev, Denmark
Building: StreetDome
Location: Haderslev, DK
Completed: 2014
Area: 1,500 m² street dome, 4,500 m² skate park, best estimate Client: Haderslev Municipality, Skatecity
Architects: CEBRA, Glifberg+Lykke
Engineer: Rambøll
Construction: Hoffmann, Grindline
Project Development: Morten Hansen, Skatecity
AE Interest: “To reduce running costs, the hall is unheated and lit primarily through daylight while the building’s surface area has been minimized through its dome shape … Wide gates open to the outside connecting the surrounding skate park with the inside floor, creating a seamless flow … StreetDome forms one continuous and varied spatial course …”
Due to strength of structural integrity of the dome, interior load-bearing structures are not needed, freeing up space for any particular sporting arrangement.
Similar to other skateparks but atypical of traditional structures, community input was highly requested and directly influenced construction.
Portland Japanese Garden (Expansion) —Portland, Oregon
Building: Portland Japanese Garden
Location: Portland, Oregon
Completed: 2017
Client: Japanese Garden Society of Oregon
Architects: Kengo Kuma and associates with Hacker
Construction: Hoffmann
AE Interest: Certified LEED Gold, Northwest Project of the Year.
“The new complex contains three pavilions – a Village House, Garden House and Tea House – made of steel and glass … The buildings are wrapped with wood battens and topped with overhanging, tiered roofs that recall pagodas.”
Helsinki Central Library — Helsinki, Finland
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Building: Helsinki Central Library
Location: Helsinki, Finland
Completed: 2018
Area: 17,000 m²
Architects: ALA Architects
“Structural Design, Project Management and Construction, HVAC Design, Maintenance Book Coordination and Cooling Design”: Rambøll
Construction: YIT Construction Ltd
AE Interest: “The Central Library is an example of steel, concrete, wood and glass construction, which is highly energy efficient and it’s almost a zero energy building.”
“Two nearly 800 tons of steel arch supporting the frame of the building are over 100 meters long.”
Rey Juan Carlos Hospital – Madrid, Spain
Building: Rey Juan Carlos Hospital
Location: Madrid, Spain
Architect: Rafael de la Hoz
Facade Planning: Bandalux
HVAC Engineering: Kalzip
Site Area: 94700 sqm
Year: 2016
AE interests: new concept for a hospital and its experience, differentiation of circulations, large patio for ventilation and natural light. A organic, sun regulable shading system.
Escola Massana, art and design school – Barcelona, Spain
Building: Escola Massana
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Architect: Estudio Carme Pinos
Contractor: Knauf
Site Area: 11000 sqm
Year: 2017
AE interests: complex geometry aligning with close precedents, ceramic tile shading system expanding through out all the façade.
Barcelona airport terminal – Barcelona, Spain
Building: Barcelona Airport
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Architect: Ricardo Bofil
Client: AENA
Site Area: 30,000 sqm
Year: 2010
AE Interests: massive organic shaped roof, with long spans, steel structure thin columns
Meret Oppenheim Tower – Basel, Switzerland
Building: Meret Oppenheim Tower
Location: Basel, Switzerland
Architect: Herzog & de Meuron
Contractor: Drees & Sommer
Structural Engineer: Weischede, Herrmann und Partner wh-p GmbH
Facade Planning: Drees & Sommer
HVAC Engineering: Drees & Sommer
Site Area: 31,754 sqft / 2,950 sqm
Year: 2018
AE Interests: Stacked volume form, facade shutter system, design solution to growth of the city
Eystur Town Hall – Faroe Islands, Denmark
Building: Eystur Town Hall
Location: Faroe Islands
Architect: Henning Larsen Architects, Ósbjørn Jacobsen
Engineer: Spenn, Veri-Con and SMJ
Contractor: KBH
Landscape Architect: Henning Larsen North Atlantic
Year: 2018
AE Interest: Green Roof and bridge, built into the land
Google at 1212 Bordeaux Offices – Sunnyvale, California
Building: Google at 1212 Bordeaux Offices
Location: Sunnyvale, California
Architect: Parabola Architecture
Architect of Record: Devcon Architecture
Structural Engineer: Nishkian Menninger / IMEG
Daylighting / Integrated Design: Integral Group
MEP: Design Point Energy Innovations
Acoustical: Charles M. Salter Assoc. Inc
Civil Engineering: Kier & Wright
Year: 2017
AE Interests: Construction duration 10 months, LEED Platinum certification, design-build project, intensive application of sustainability, optimization of daylight, air quality, and acoustics for human comfort, integrated biophilic design principles, exposed unfinished-steel structure
Independence Library and Apartments – Chicago Illinois
Building: Independence Library and Apartments
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Completed: 2015
Architect: John Ronan Architects
Structural: Thornton Tomasetti
Mechanical: dbHMS
Glass: Technoglasss
Contractor: Leopardo Companies
AE Interests: sustainability, cast in place reinforced concrete, fast construction time, corrugated metal facade, exposed concrete, glazing,
Columbus Metropolitan Library Dublin Branch – Dublin, Ohio
Building: Columbus Metropolitan Library Dublin Branch
Location: Dublin, Ohio
Completed: 2019
Architect: NBBJ
Structural: Korda Engineering
Mechanical: Korda Engineering
Civil: EMH&T
General Contractor: Turner
AE Interests: exterior glazing, landscape design, double height atrium, reduced footprint,
University of Miami School of Architecture – Coral Gables, Florida
Building: The University of Miami School of Architecture
Location: Coral Gables, Florida
Completed: 2004
Architect: Arquitectonica
Structural: GMG
Mechanical: Stantec
Acoustics: Shen Milsom & Wilke LLC
Construction Manager: Coastal Construction Group
AE Interests: LEED accredited, structural glass, vaulted roof, sustainability, thin shelled concrete structure, passive ventilation
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Sofi Stadium – Inglewood, California
Building: Sofi Stadium
Location: Inglewood, California
Completed: July 2020
Architect: HKS, Inc.
General Contractors: Turner Construction, AECOM
Structural Engineer: Walter P Moore
Services Engineer: Henderson Engineers
Capacity: 70,240 (stadium has the ability to accommodate 30,000 more people for larger events)
AE Interests: 70,000 square-foot oculus display over the field, side openings allow passive cooling, transparent ETFE roof covering the playing field and adjacent pedestrian plaza
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Allegiant Stadium – Las Vegas, Nevada
Building: Allegiant Stadium
Location: Las Vegas, Nevada
Completed: 2020
Design Architect: MANICA Architecture
Architect of Record: HTNB
General Contractors: Mortenson Construction, McCarthy Construction
Structural Engineer: ARUP
Civil Engineer/Transportation Planning: Kimley-Horn & Associates Inc.
MEP Engineer: Smith Seckman Reid, Inc.
Capacity 65,000
AE Interests: largest design-build stadium ever built in the NFL, fluorine-based plastic ETFE roofing system, 99% of steel was fabricated in the US, retractable field consisting of the playing ground and irrigation/drainage systems, tinted curtain wall system, home to the world’s largest 3D print
Globe Life Field – Arlington, Texas
Building: Globe Life Field
Location: Arlington, Texas
Completed: May 2020
Head Architect: HKS, Inc.
Associate Architect: VLK Architects
General Contractor: Manhattan Construction Company
Structural Engineer: Walter P Moore
Services Engineer/MEP Consultant: ME Engineers
BIM Services: Stanley D. Lindsey and Associates (SDL)
Electrical Coordination Studies: RWB Consulting Engineers
Capacity: 40,000
AE Interests: first retractable roof truss, natural sky lighting, synthetic turf field, two massive video-boards (150’x58′, 111’x40′)
The Financial Park Offices – Stavanger, Norway
Year: 2019
Clients: Sparebank 1, SR-Bank
Engineering: Creation Holz; Hermann Blümer.
Landscape: Asplan Viak
Structural Engineer: Degree of Freedom together with Creation Holz
Muxikebarri Center of Performing Arts – Guecho, Spain
Building: Muxikebarri Center of Performing Art
Location: Guecho, Spain
Architects: LMU Architects
Lead Architect: Luis María Uriarte
Design Team: Ibon Pascual, Luis Solachi, Alvaro Albaizar, Javier Sedano, Enrique Lorenzo, Javier Zubiría, Ana Martín, Martín Urrutia
Client: Ayuntamiento de Getxo
Engineering: Indotec, Juan Ignacio Eskubi, Gioroa
Landscape: Luis Solachi
Consultants: GD Consulting, Higini Arau Acústica
AE Interests: The flat glazing system creates a double function system allowing for a structural buttress and galvanized mechanisms. The southern facade also allows for natural ventilation improving thermal regulation and acoustic correction.
Delas Frères Winery – Tain-L’Hermitage, France
Building: Delas Frères Winery
Location: Tain-L’Hermitage, France
Architect: Carl Fredrik Svenstedt
Design Team: Carl Fredrik Svenstedt, Boris Lefevre, Pauline Seguin, Thomas Dauphant, Marion Autuori, Benoit- Joseph Grange
Clients: Champagne Deutz, Delas Frères
Structural Engineering: Becamel Mallard
MEP Engineer: MAYA
Landscape: Mélanie Drevet, Christophe Ponceau
AE Interests: The solid stone walls enclose the new wine cellar and shop, providing thermal insulation and creating ideal conditions for wine storage. The cellar and visitor gallery surround the manor house creating a clean interior with spectacular views of the hills and the vineyards close by.
Under – Lindesnes, Norway

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Name: Under
Location: Lindesnes, Norway
Architect: Snohetta
Structural Engineering: Asplan Viak AS
Wave Impact Consultants: CoreMarine
Lighting: ÅF Lighting
Year: 2020
AE Interests:
Restaurant and research center for marine biology, dramatic transition from a rugged land to a serene underwater space, lighting adapts to water conditions, half meter concrete structure resists water loads and acts as an artificial reef, accompanying furniture collection
The Twist Bridge – Jevnaker, Norway
Name: The Twist Bridge at Kistefos Museum
Location: Jevnaker, Norway
Architect: BIG
Structural Engineering: AKT II
MEP: Ramboll
Year: 2019
AE Interests:
Exhibition center and bridge between two sections of sculpture gardens, stacked aluminum panels create the twist of the structure, 3 unique spaces inside made to partner with landscape
The Shed – New York, New York
Building: The Shed
Location: New York, New York
Architects: Diller Scofidio + Renfro and Rockwell Group
Structural Engineer: Thornton Tomasetti
Kinetic Systems Consultant: Hardesty and Hanover
MEP and Fire protection: Jaros Baume & Bolles
Sustainability: Vidaris
Completed: 2019
AEInterests:
Extremely adaptable space for the arts and collaboration, outer shell can be moved along railway and doubles as a crane for adding to art exhibits, steel diagrid with ethylene tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE) to make it lightweight, strong, and insulating, LEEDSilver status
St James: The Corniche
Building: The Corniche
Location: London, England
Architect: Foster + Partners
Structural Engineer: Davies Maguire and Whitby
Façade Engineer: Wintech
Energy and Sustainability Consultants: Hodkinson Consultancy
Environmental Engineer: Hoare Lea
Landscape Architect: Townshend Landscape Architects
Year: 2019
AE Interests: Mixed Use. Curvilinear form meant to give panoramic view to individual apartments. Partially redesigned during construction to avoid windows falling out. Includes three sperate towers/complexes. Minimal columns that are at times rotated in plan to maximize internal space. Two story basement made next to a river and a major railway.
Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
Building: Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
Location: Los Angeles, California
Architect: Renzo Piano
General Contractor: Morley and Taslimi, Matt Construction, Paratus Group
Civil Engineer: KPFF Consulting Engineers
Consulting Engineers: Knippers Helbig
Geotechnical Engineer: Shannon and Wilson
Stuctural Engineer: Buro Happold
MEP: Buro Happold
Lighting: Buro Happold
Year: 2020
AE Interests: Orb shaped theatre can move 30 inches in any direction during an earthquake. Flexible connections between two separate structural buildings. The sphere is made of curved precast concrete panels. Steel tension cables are used to help support the roof the dome. The dome is seismically isolated from the ground
Marina Bay Sands- Hotel and Skypark
Building: Marina Bay Sands- Hotel and Skypark
Location: Singapore, Singapore
Architect: Moshe Safdie
Civil Engineer: ARUP
Structural Engineer: ARUP
Acoustics: ARUP
Geotechnical Engineer: ARUP
MEP Design: R.G. Vanderweil LLP
MEP Construction: Parsons Brinckerhoff (rebranded now as WSP)
Year: 2010
AE Interests: Creates two windows in order to see through the three towers for a view of the city from the waterfront, or vice versa. Has a 1.2 hectare, or about 130,000 square-foot, garden capping the towers, which includes a large swimming pool. Continues underground to connect to subsurface travel. World’s largest public cantilevered platform. Continuous lobby at base. Longer than the Eiffel towers total height. Curved asymmetric towers. World’s longest elevated swimming pool. In 2019 it was announced that a fourth tower is in the works. Building shape partially inspired by cards.
The Ace Hotel
Name: The Ace Hotel
Location: Kyoto, Japan
Architect: Kengo Kuma
Interior Design: Commune Design
Year: 2020
AE Interests: Set to open by 4/16/2020. Stretches over a new and existing historical fragment (Kyoto Central Telephone Company), “Cultural Catalyst”. Seamless relationship with Kyoto’s community, vibrant gathering space, blends in and portrays city’s nature, art, craft, etc. Thoughtfully landscaped gardens.
Hunan Conference Center
Building: Hunan Conference Center
Location: Changsha, China
Architects: DXH Studio
Chief Architect: Xinghui Deng, Zhimin Zeng
Design Team: Xian Liu, Guannan Tang, Lixia Ou, Yonghong Jiang
Steel Structure: Bin Liu
Landscape Design: Lala Huang
Interior Design: Yong Liu, Kai Yan
Construction: Hunan prosperous construction co., LTD
Year: 2019
AE Interests: Hunan University Student Science and Technology Industrial Park. Innovative. East, Northeast, South, and West sides serve different purposes like a park square, comprehensive building, entrepreneurship plant, etc. Externally, visual “visual window” enhances park image. Internally, “shared living room” of the park. Blends the boundaries of indoor/outdoor, building/landscape. Organic fusion.
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Suzhou Swan Harbor Park
Building: Suzhou Swan Harbor Park
Location: Suzhou, China
Architects: Lacime Architects
Lead Architects: Zhaoqing Song, Guangxian Jin
Landscape Design: Shanghai Wendao Landscape Design
Year: 2019
AE Interests: Transcends Confusion ethical cods and follows nature. Aesthetic: unique, delicate, tenacious, graceful and gentle. Harmony and unity between realistic demands and natural environment. Facade: transparent floor to ceiling glass.
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Second Home Hollywood Office – Los Angeles, CA
Building: Second Home Hollywood Office
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Client: Second Home
Architect: Selgascano
Structural Engineer: Walter P Moore
MEP: Henderson Engineers INC
Landscaping: Selgascano / Second Home
Civil Engineering: KPFF Consulting Engineers
Lighting And Furniture Design: Alejandro Cano
AE Interests: Sustainability, experimental interaction, landscaping, natural shading, cross-ventilation, water collection,
WuliEpoch Culture Center – Beijing, China
Building: WuliEpoch Culture Center
Location: Beijing, China
Client: Sino Ocrean Real Estate
Architect: Atelier Alter Architects
Structural Engineer: Beijing Saturni Engineering Consultant Co., Ltd.
Landscape Design: LANDAU International Design
MEP: Gong Cheng, Zhenwei Li
Lighting Design: Beijing Guanghu Purilighting Co., Ltd.
General Contractor: Sino Ocrean Real Estate
Curtain Wall Construction: Sino Ocrean Real Estate
AE Interests: Response to site, masonry wall construction, recycled concrete blocks, wooden laminated aluminum panels, nature immersion
The Milstein Center – New York
Building: The Cheryl and Philip Milstein Center for Teaching and Learning
Location: New York, NY
Completed: 2018
Client: Barnard College, New York
Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM)
Construction Manager: Turner Construction
Structural Engineer: Robert Silman Associates
Site/Civil Engineer: Langan Engineering
MEP Engineer: WSP Group
Landscape Architect: Quennell Rothschild & Partners
Programming Consultant: Brightspot Strategy
Cost Estimating: AECOM
Lighting Design: Brandston Partnership
Acoustics Design: Cerami & Associates
Sustainable Design: SOM Sustainable Engineering Studio
AE Interests: lighting design, sunlight analysis, energy savings, sustainability, rain screen system, zinc facade, LEED v3 Silver Certification, water savings, waste diversion
Pemulung House – Denpasar,Indonesia
Name: Pemulung House
Location: Denpasar, Indonesia
Architects: IBUKU
Year: 2011
AE Interests: Social Housing, Transient Housing, Modular, Recycled Materials, Sustainable Materials, Bamboo, Tetra Pack, Simple Construction, Storage Space, Indonesia, Southeast Asia
26 Passive Apartments – Montreuil, France
Name: 26 Passive Apartments
Location: Montreuil, France
Architects: Benjamin Fleury Architects
Structural Engineers: EVP
MEP Engineers: Synapse
Environmental Engineers: MDTEC
Year: 2019
AE Interests: Social Housing, Apartments, Renting-Purchasing, MINERGIE-P, Green Space, Passive Ventilation, Solar Panels, Triple-Glazed Windows, Double-Layered Facade, Vertical Circulation, France, Western Europe
Casa Volcán – Escuintla, Guatemala
Name: Casa Volcán
Location: Escuintla, Guatemala
Architects: DEOC Architects
Civil Engineer: FEDEPHASA
MEP Engineer: CCI
Construction: G-22
Year: 2018
AE Interests: Social Housing, Disaster Relief, Rural, Open Facade, Concrete, Bamboo, Natural Ventilation, Traditional Masonry Construction, Guatemala, Latin America
Crosswaters Ecolodge – Guangdong Province, Huizhou, China
Building: Crosswaters Ecolodge
Address: China, Guangdong Province, Huizhou, Longmen County, 355省道龙门南昆山国家森林公园
Location: Huizhou, China
Architect: Paul Pholeros
Bamboo Architect: Simon Velez
Feng Shui Master: Michael Chiang
Landscape Architect: EDSA
Principal Architect: Ken Luo
AE Interests: bamboo used as a structural member, largest project in the world to use bamboo, boardwalks made from railway ties, clay roof tiles from demolished village buildings, 260 sq. km park, 3D terrain analysis programs used to determine best areas for construction
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Linea Apartments – Chicago, Illinois
Building: Linea Apartments
Address: 215 W Lake St, Chicago, IL 60606
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Architect: Thomas Roszak Architecture
Structural Engineer: Sowlat Structural Engineer
Efficient & Green Design: BuroHappold Engineering
Development Manager: MOCERI + ROSZAK
Contractor: Clark Construction
AE Interest: LEED Gold certification, sound-engineered glass, Eco Terrace, exposed concrete ceilings, MEP constructed through design-build method, concrete shear walls, post-tensioned concrete floor slabs, 421,000 sq. ft., green mullions on curtain wall mirror prairie grass from Chicago
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Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa – Anaheim, California
Building: Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa
Address: 1600 Disneyland Dr, Anaheim, CA 92802
Location: Anaheim, California
Architect: Peter Dominick of 4240 Architecture
(2017 Renovations)
Interior Designer: Katrina Mosher
Art Director: Bo Bolanos
AE Interests: Modeled after the craftsman’s era of architecture and design in late 19th & early 20th century, two suites and board room inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright’s architecture, glass rose mural inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, wide sweeping roofs, projecting beams, exaggerated bracing
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