McLaren Production Centre / By Foster + Partners

Woking, Surrey, United Kingdom
Foster + Partners
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Photo © Courtesy of McLaren

The McLaren Production Centre, the second building designed by Foster + Partners at McLaren’s Woking site one the outskirts of London.

Bazaltbor Winery / By PLANT – Atelier Peter Kis

Badacsonytomaj, Hungary
PLANT – Atelier Peter Kis
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Photo © Courtesy of Zsolt Batar 

The Witness Hills:
The Witness Hills illustrate the original height of the previously eroded and weathered area. These hills do not form a chain, but are solitary islands that stand alone preserving a specific stratification that arose from the former Pannon sea.

INCS Zero Factory : By Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates

Nagano, Japan
Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates
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Photo © Courtesy of H.G. Esch, Iijima

The INCS Zero Factory and showroom is a building focused on merging landscape with architecture and art with technology. Designed by KPF, it is located within the Japanese Alps in Nagano. The new factory also needed to include offices and a demonstration facility, as well as provide areas of focused experimentation for research and development.

Ferrari Factory Store : By Iosa Ghini Associates

Serravalle Scrivia, Italy
Iosa Ghini Associates
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Photo © Courtesy of Iosa Ghini Associates

Ferrari Factory Store of Serravalle Scrivia, entirely designed by Iosa Ghini Associates, is located outside McArthur Glen Outlet in Serravalle Scrivia. For the first time in the history of Ferrari Stores an entire building has been designed to accommodate the store. The building enjoys a privileged position as one of the first structures of the Outlet visible from the main parking area and access roads, for this reason it was designed with an exterior that immediately identifies it at ‘Ferrari space”

Carglass Administrative Headquarters : By AUM arquitetos

Santana de Parnaíba, SP, Brazil
AUM arquitetos
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Photo © Courtesy of Maíra Acayaba

The design for the administrative headquarters of Carglass, a British automotive glass company, had the intention to create a large structure, similar to an industrial hangar, but with unique and striking characteristics able to denote the use of the building.