Printing House Square / Mccullough Mulvin Architects

Printing House Square is the first new square to be built in Trinity for 200 years. McCullough Mulvin Architects were appointed to the project after winning a limited competition. The design creates a new gateway between college and city, opening the historic campus along what had previously been an impermeable section of Pearse Street. The courtyard form provides student accommodation, health and disability services, and a sports centre - its stone roof folding down to provide an intimate context around the 18th century Printing House.

150 Melides House / José Adrião Arquitetos

This house is located on a plain, a few kilometres inland from Portugal’s Atlantic coast. This area is sparsely populated, with scattered houses built on plots of various sizes. Originally, such properties – including this one – were intended for foresters or farmers.

Melbourne Architecture City Guide: 31 Diverse Projects Shaping One of the World’s Most Liveable City

For the third year in a row, Melbourne has been selected as one of the top five most liveable cities in the world. The city is widely viewed as the leading architectural hub in Australia for its unique street culture and diverse design expression, with its layers and bold mix of architectural styles. From the very well-restored Victorian era edifices with their intricate ornamentation and detailing to the adjoining Contemporary landmarks, the city seems to achieve a nice balance of all typologies and design movements, while still being very inviting and engaging to its citizens.

(S)pace Pariselle Educational Building / D’HOUNDT+BAJART architectes&associés

(S)pace Pariselle is being built in the Villeneuve d'Ascq university campus in northern France. It's an innovative architectural project, fusing daring glitch style with elements of regionalist, vernacular, romantic, and psychedelic architectural traditions. Anchored in a vision of the architecture of the future, this facility pushes back the boundaries of creativity, fusing architecture and music in transcendent harmony.

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