Global Wellbeing

  Portes de l'Esterel Location :  Théoule-sur-Mer Status :  Proposed Estimated completion :  2024 Type :  Parking Floor area :  1 900 m² Architects :   Atelier du Pont Rendering of “Vancouver Forest” residential tower, designed by Urban Agency. Credit: Urban Agency Rendering of Vancouver Forest tower, proposed for the Marpole area. Credit: Urban Agency Designers Walk | 81m | 22s | Cityzen | BBB   London 21-storey Fleet Street landmark offices approved

A new city-form for the aquatic areas of Dhaka.   

Location :  Boulogne-Billancourt  Architects :   BIG Bjarke Ingels Group   Bosconavigli  Milan | Zone 6 Bosconavigli -with its 180 trees and 8,000 plants (more than 60 different species)- is the meeting point between the city, the Ticino river area and the Porta Ticinese's Naviglio , establishing a notable sense of continuity between the Tortona-Porta Genova area through a vision capable of  enhancing the changing scenario of this urban area, expressing its identity as perfectly linking the past and the future, memory and innovation. The intervention appears as a traditional courtyard house perfectly inserted within local tradition and designed to stimulate the dynamic use of public and private spaces.  Developing around an open courtyard with an ascending spiral form, it extends towards the south in the direction of a large garden. High energy performance photovoltaic panels completely cover the building's roof, thereby becoming a highly striking expr...

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 Canada water dockside building infused with plants in London UK King Salman park, Riyadh Biophilic tower, Capetown SA

CASTELLANA 69 FROM CLK ARCHITECTS. CLK WILL BE WORKING WITH HEATHERWICK ARCHITECTS IN THIS PROJECT.

Urban Forest, a 30-story high-rise in Brisbane, Australia, will be covered in a 'vertical garden' of over 20,000 trees and plants. That's more than five times the greenery found in nearby Musgrave Park A proposed residential tower in Sydney’s Waterloo by Kengo Kuma and Koichi Takada Architects. A render of Atlassian's new headquarters in Sydney. Green Spine by  UNStudio