Jacobsen Studio unveils Amancaya resort vision in The Bahamas

Jacobsen Studio has unveiled its architectural vision for Amancaya, Aman’s forthcoming ultra-luxury destination set within a private island in Exuma, The Bahamas. Located in a region renowned for crystalline waters, white-sand beaches, and world-class diving and boating, Amancaya is envisioned as a secluded sanctuary immersed in untouched nature. Jacobsen Studio’s work for Amancaya includes a […] The post Jacobsen Studio unveils Amancaya resort vision in The Bahamas appeared first on Architecture Magazine.

New practice: Studio Stein – ‘If we were to wish for anything, it is to walk the same path’

The Architects’ Journal New practice: Studio Stein – ‘If we were to wish for anything, it is to walk the same path’ Continuing our series on those who have decided to set up on their own, we speak to the founders of Studio Stein, which has emerged from the now-closed Seth Stein Architects, with its former boss stepping into a creative lead role The post New practice: Studio Stein – ‘If we were to wish for anything, it is to walk the same path’ appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Josh Butler

Astragal: Heatherwick hallucinates the wrong BT Tower

The Architects’ Journal Astragal: Heatherwick hallucinates the wrong BT Tower Does Heatherwick Studio know something we don’t about plans to bring London’s BT Tower back into use? The post Astragal: Heatherwick hallucinates the wrong BT Tower appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Astragal

McLaren goes into action at BBC Elstree Centre

Main contractor starts work on studio revamp

ZGF Turned to Bluebeam Studio to Finish Portland Airport Job

The $3-billion terminal at Portland International Airport in Portland, Ore., that was completed earlier this year is best known for its 18-million-lb wooden roof system.