CCTV Headquarters
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Beijing, China
CCTV Headquarters, designed by OMA as a reinvention of the skyscraper as a loop, defies the skyscraper’s typical quest for ultimate height.
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CCTV Headquarters
Garage Gorky Park
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Moscow, Russia
Relocating to one of Moscow's best known public spaces, Garage Contemporary Center will be exposed to a much larger and diversified audience.
Milstein Hall
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, USA
Milstein Hall is the first new building in over 100 years for the renowned College of Architecture, Art and Planning (AAP) at Cornell University.
Fondaco dei Tedeshi
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Venice, Italy
OMA recently unveiled its design for the major restoration and redefinition of one of Venice's largest and most iconic buildings: the Fondaco dei Tedeschi, adjacent to the Rialto Bridge on the Grand Canal.
MNBAQ
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Québec, Canada
OMA's first project in Canada aims to integrate the building with the surrounding park and initiate new links with the city.
Chu Hai College
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Hong Kong, China
The Office for Metropolitan Architecture, in collaboration with Leigh & Orange Architects, has won the competition for the new campus for Chu Hai College of Higher Education in the New Territories in Hong Kong.
MahaNakhon
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Bangkok, Thailand
Soaring towers have become increasingly common wherever land is scarce, allowing cities to stack life ever taller, denser and more dynamic.
Shenzhen Creative Center
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Shenzhen, China
OMA, in collaboration with Shenzhen based architects Urbanus, were awarded first prize in the design competition for a major new cultural center, transport hub, and public landmark in the heart of the city of Shenzhen, southern China.
Taipei Performing Arts Centre
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Taipei City, Taiwan
The Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) was recently recently awarded the first prize in the international competition to build the Taipei Performing Arts Centre.
The Brewery Site
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Copenhagen, Denmark
OMA recently presented their concept for a new multi-use building on the harbor front in the historic center of Copenhagen.
Netherland's Embassy
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Berlin, Germany
The client demanded a solitary building, integrating requirements of conventional civil service security with Dutch openness.
Shenzhen Stock Exchange
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Shenzhen, China
The new SSE is planned as a financial center with civic meaning. The external area is designed as a public space for festivals and gathering.
Prada Epicenter
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Beverly Hills, California, USA
The Beverly Hills Prada Epicenter's most remarkable feature is the absence of a facade; the entire width of 50 feet along Rodeo Drive opens up to the street, without a traditional storefront or glass enclosure, inviting the public to enter the building.
Seoul National University Museum
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Seoul
The design for the Seoul National University Museum is driven by the relationship of the campus to the community and serve as a link between them.
Coal Washing Plant
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Essen, Germany
The Coal Washing Plant is part of the Zollverein Mining Complex, which was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Center in December 2001.
Charles & Dee Wyly Theater
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Dallas, Texas, USA
In the typical theater, the proliferation of front-of-house and back-of-house spaces threatens to strangle the auditorium itself, buffering the performance from the outside world.
Casa da Musica
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Porto, Portugal
The Casa da Musica is situated on a travertine plaza, between the city's historic quarter and a working-class neighborhood, adjacent to the Rotunda da Boavista.
McCormick Tribune Campus Center
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Chicago, Illinois, USA
The complex by Rem Koolhaas forms a new nexus for the academic and residential corridors of IIT's Main Campus.
Seattle Public Library
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Seattle, Washington, USA
The new Seattle Public Library houses the library's main collection of books, government publications, periodicals, audio visual materials and the technology to access and distribute information from the physical collection online.
Paard van Troje (Trojan Horse)
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Hague, The Netherlands
After a renovation and extension by OMA the performance center, Paard van Troje (Trojan Horse) opened to the public at the beginning of the new cultural season in September.
