The Sainsbury Centre at the University of East Anglia is a dashing combination of simplicity and complexity.
Uncompromisingly High-Tech and machine¬like, the building is nevertheless extremely, elegant in its detailing. Norman Foster’s design, a low-lying, rectangular slab, is constructed from trussed, tubular steel support frames which house the services, thus allowing the central hallway area to [...]

The modern world’s most celebrated architectural monument, the Eiffel Tower is neither a building nor a utilitarian object.
Its purpose was symbolic: it was designed to advertise and to be the central feature of the Paris World Exposition of 1889 on the Champs de Mars. It remained, at 300 m (1000 ft), the world’s tallest structure [...]

Metro Station, Paris - So powerful were Guimard’s designs for the Paris metro stations between 1898-1904, that they have since become one of the city’s instantly recognizable symbols. The fluid, curvilinear shapes employed for balustrades, rails and entrance-ways were achieved in cast iron, but appear to have bubbled to the surface from some mysterious underworld.
The [...]

All the elements of the Palacio de Deportes de Santander harmoniously complement each other, respecting the overall scale of the setting, uniting form and function into a dissoluble entity.
The process and the spaces resulting from the process are in organic dialogue along every scale present in the structure: from occupants’ clothes to single training rooms, [...]