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Piraeus Museum for Underwater Antiquities - The Competition Winners

Posted: Friday, February 22, 2013
Just a few days ago, results were announced in the international architectural competition Piraeus Cultural Coast - Museum of Underwater Antiquities. Now the organizers also released images of the five winning projects and nine honorable mentions. The brief calls for the conversion of an existing industrial facility in…

Piraeus Museum Entry: Sériès et Sériès/Studio Touraine/Tajima Open Design Office

Posted: Tuesday, February 19, 2013
French-Californian outfit Sériès et Sériès has shared with us its entry to the international architectural competition "Piraeus Cultural Coast - Museum of Underwater Antiquities" in Piraeus, Greece. The scheme was designed as a collaborative effort with Studio Touraine, Tajima Open Design Office, and

Piraeus Antiquities Museum Entry by PAR & ARUP

Posted: Friday, February 08, 2013
Results have just been announced in the international architectural competition "Piraeus Cultural Coast - Museum of Underwater Antiquities" in Piraeus, the ancient Greek port city right outside of Athens. The design proposal by Los Angeles firm Platform for Architecture + Research (PAR), in collaboration with…

HASSELL + Populous to Design Sydney’s new Convention, Exhibition and Entertainment Precinct

Posted: Monday, December 17, 2012
In the competition for the design of Sydney’s new integrated convention, exhibition and entertainment precinct at Darling Harbour, the joint venture of global design firms HASSELL + Populous has won the architectural contract. The project is due for completion in 2016.

Prince Arthur’s Landing by Brook McIlroy

Posted: Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Canadian architecture, landscape and urban planning firm Brook McIlroy has shared with us Prince Arthur's Landing, an expansive downtown waterfront revitalization project for Thunder Bay, Ontario. The award-winning development opened in December 2011 and was designed by Brook McIlroy as lead consultant.

Keelung Harbor Service Building Entry by PAR and Sériès et Sériès

Posted: Friday, September 28, 2012
The results of the Taiwanese Keelung Harbor Service Building competition were announced a few days ago with Neil M. Denari Architects taking the First Prize (previously on Bustler). Today we're very excited to also publish one of the five finalist entries, designed by LA-based

Neil M. Denari Architects Wins New Keelung Harbor Service Building

Posted: Monday, September 17, 2012
UPDATE: We have received a set of renderings of the winning entry from Neil M. Denari Archtitects. Selected images have been added to the article. The entry by LA-based Neil M. Denari Architects has won the First Prize in the international competition for the…

The Badboot Lido Opens in Antwerp

Posted: Wednesday, August 15, 2012
If you happen to be in Antwerp, Belgium this summer, make sure to check out "Badboot" (previously on Bustler), the world's largest floating open-air swimming pool, which opened this week. At an overall length of 120 meters (394 feet), the lido is capable of receiving up…

Shortlist Revealed for New Keelung Harbor Service Building

Posted: Thursday, July 19, 2012
In the international competition for the New Harbor Service Building in the major Taiwanese port city of Keelung, a shortlist of five teams has just been released. Among the nominees are well-known firms like Asymptote Architecture, Neil M. Denari Architects, and Mecanoo…

Dongjiang Harbor Master Plan Entry by HAO and Archiland Beijing

Posted: Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Danish HAO / Holm Architecture Office has sent us their latest competition entry—designed in collaboration with Archiland Beijing—for an ocean front project near the city of Tianjin, Northern China. “With the Dongjiang Master Plan we aimed to develop a housing typology that allows for…

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