National Heart Centre

Singapore National Heart Centre by Broadway Malyan with Ong and Ong. to find out more...

Image via http://www.indesignlive.sg/articles/projects/national-heart-centre
Related links:
http://www.ong-ong.com/projects/national-heart-centre-architecture
http://www.broadwaymalyan.com/press-releases-archive/2014/03/broadway-malyan-designed-national-heart-centre-completes-in-singapore
http://www.nhcs.com.sg/aboutnhc/newbuildingdevelopment/designconcept/Pages/Home.aspx
http://brj.com.sg/national-heart-centre-completes-singapore/

Linox - stainless steel details and design

"Linox Technology aims to be recognised as the world's leading designer and manufacturer of architectural stainless steel fittings for frameless glass systems; including canopies, balustrades, facades, pool fencing, frameless sliding doors, and other interior and exterior systems." to find out more...
Image via http://www.linox.com.au/frameless-glass-fencing.php
Passage via http://www.linox.com.au/profile.php

Interesting Facade by rare architecture

"Rare architecture is an office for research, architecture and experimentation. Projects range from the scale of the Object to the Urban. We stress the need to establish a tailored response, which implies a singular design process for each project with an adapted use of our network of competences. Mixing different endeavours we sensibly apply transversal thinking between teaching, research and commissions." to find out more...
Image via http://www.r-are.net/
Passage from http://news.r-are.net/

Business School and Teaching Complex / FJMT + Archimedia

"We developed architectural forms that open through a series of organic flowing ribbons in a gesture of invitation, outreach and optimism, gathering the energy of the site into a major new public square. These layered glass and stainless steel planes are carefully composed to orientate and join the forms and internal volumes of the new building to significant landscape elements. The central atrium and internal gathering space is directed out between the two largest ribbons to connect with the natural landscape of the Auckland Domain, the northern figural ‘head’ is turned to look directly towards the Harbour and Rangitoto Island while terminating the axial vista of Wynyard Street." to find out more...

Architects FJMT & Archimedia

Passage via http://www.archdaily.com/58651/business-school-and-teaching-complex-fjmt-archimedia/

Images by John Gollings & Andrew Chung via http://www.archdaily.com/58651/business-school-and-teaching-complex-fjmt-archimedia/

iluma

A shopping mall by WOHA in Bugis, Singapore worth a look for an architectural exploration. The spatial effect is really overwhelming and luxury but the design elements is filled with fluidness.

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100 11th Avenue by Jean Nouvel

"The building's gently curving curtain wall of different sized panes of colorless glass - each set in a unique angle and torque - will sheath one of the most meticulously customized, high performance residential addresses in the nation. This dazzling window pattern will frame splendid views from within the tower while producing an exterior texture that serves as a poetic analog for the vibrancy, density and changeability of New York City." to find out more...

Related readings :-

http://www.dezeen.com/2007/04/03/100-11th-avenue-by-jean-nouvel/

http://www.arcspace.com/architects/nouvel/100/100.html

Passage & Image from http://www.nouvelchelsea.com/about.php

http://www.flickr.com/photos/maos/4103762012/in/photostream/

Lightmos Thonglor by Architectkidd

A fascinating design facade by architectkidd. The design is an reinterpretation of shop facade in the streets of Bangkok. to find out more...

Image via google image & http://www.contemporist.com/2009/11/23/lightmos-thonglor-by-architectkidd/

Soccer City Stadium by Boogertman and Partners

"Designed by Boogertman Urban Edge and Partners in partnership with Populous the stadium in Johannesburg has undergone a major upgrade for the 2010 tournament, with a new design inspired by traditional African pottery." to find out more...

For more information of the stadium http://www.soccercity2010.co.za/

Passage & Image via

http://www.archtracker.com/soccer-city-stadium/2009/12/#more-5241