The Athletes’ Village of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games in South Korea comprises of apartments, a cafeteria, an athletes’ plaza as well as services such as banks, convenience stories and fitness centers.
The Interlace Vertical Village Apartment Complex in Singapore by Ole Scheeren
Architect Ole Scheeren was commissioned to design 1,040 apartment units over 20 acres in Singapore. The result is an awe-inspiring radical reinterpretation of contemporary life in a community.
Neo Renaissance House With Mirror-Effect Façade
Ballhaus is a residential building on a street in the UNESCO world heritage listed historic city center of Graz, Austria.
Classically Inspired Luxury Apartment Building In Prince Charles’ Utopian Village Poundbury
Poundbury is a new urban development on the outskirts of Dorchester, Dorset, England owned by the Duchy of Cornwall and envisioned by the Prince of Wales, who wanted to create a traditional village with all the benefits of 21st century living.
Abandoned Nazi Holiday Camp Built By Hitler Transformed Into Modern Luxury Resort
Adolf Hitler ordered the construction of a massive holiday resort on Rügen Island called Prora. Between 1936 to 1939, workers built a 3-mile long brick and concrete structure capable of accommodating 20,000 residents.
Inside Rio 2016 Olympic Athletes Village
The Athletes Village of the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil comprises of 31 buildings, 3,604 apartments with a total of 18,000 beds. The village hosts more than 17,000 athletes and officials during its peak times.
Ordos: The Surreal Emptiness Of An Ambitious Utopian City
Ordos, Inner Mongolia, China was designed to be a futuristic vision of a cultural, economic and political center boasting modern infrastructure and real estate. The Chinese government poured over $1 billion into the development of this Utopian dream intended to accommodate over one million residents. Construction began in 2004 and continued until around 2012.
Experience Moscow’s History And Architecture Through Its Palatial Metro Stations
Taking the subway in Moscow is a lesson in Russia’s history and architecture. The extravagant beauty of the underground train stations range in design from Baroque to Art Deco to Futurism, with marble and granite structures to modern iron and glass.
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