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tamayouz-award.com

TAMAYOUZ TALKS Public talks, conferences and live sessions Tamayouz organises public talks, conferences and live sessions that connect our network of architects and academics with students and the general public, sharing information and exchanging knowledge. These events have occurred all over the world, from Milan to Alexandria, Amman to Coventry. Virtual | 2020 In 2020, […]

pickeverard.co.uk

Pick Everard is a national multi-disciplinary consultancy working within the property, infrastructure and construction industry.

epr.co.uk

epr architects is an award-winning architecture studio delivering exemplary architecture, masterplanning and interior design. we are committed to design excellence, with particular expertise in the workplace, hospitality and residential sectors.

hlw.com

As part of HLW’s long-standing relationship with Google, the exhibition was conceived as a gallery embedded within the architectural fabric of the campus, transforming a walkway into a dynamic platform for exploring the evolving relationships between people, nature, and machines. The works present a range of installations, from digital and analog interpretations of AI-generated data to immersive experiences that invite curiosity, dialogue, and engagement.

inbo.com

Woonbedrijf en INBO ontwikkelden samen met bewoners zeven gebouwen met sociale huurwoningen. Space-S is een succesverhaal van co-creatie.

vilhelmlauritzen.com

Since 1922, Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects has improved human lives through functional architecture and design. Every day we use our legacy. Interpret it. Challenge it. Develop it.

benthemcrouwel.com

We are Benthem Crouwel Architects - Bringing benefit to society with every design: sensible and surprising buildings, simple solutions to complex problems.

caseybrown.com.au

Founded in 1986, Casey Brown Architecture is an architectural studio based in Sydney with over 100 built projects across Australia. We are a design-led studio devoted to creating contemporary architecture through an organic understanding of building. We design in direct response to climate, topogra

architecturearchitecture.com.au

This highly contextual extension responds to the principles of the ‘Garden City’, integrating home, garden and streetscape. In doing so, it continues the vision for the area laid out by the Housing Commission in the 1940s. Curious neighbours slow their cars. From between the trees across a vast nature strip, a fence-like shed with a cyclops eye peers back at them. ‘Whose world is this?’ they ask. This street-side pavilion is an artist’s studio; the window is her muse. It’s timber wall, garden-nestled, curves from the street. With it bends a path.