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15 Highest Paying Countries for Architects - Vimarsana News

15 Highest Paying Countries for Architects

In this article, we will look at the 15 highest paying countries for architects. We have also highlighted the importance of architecture for economies, and hence businesses. If you want to skip our in-depth industrial analysis, head straight to the 5 Highest Paying Countries for Architects. Architecture is not merely a profession; it is an […]

Source: yahoo.com
Studio Gang and SCAPE add timber canopy to Tom Lee Park in Memphis - Vimarsana News

Studio Gang and SCAPE add timber canopy to Tom Lee Park in Memphis

Studio Gang and SCAPE have collaborated on a public park along the river in Memphis that features a mass-timber canopy and a sculpture by Theaster Gates.

Source: dezeen.com
Auction house Phillips cements Hong Kong's place as Asia's arts hub with new West Kowloon headquarters that features permanent galleries and saleroom - Vimarsana News

Auction house Phillips cements Hong Kong's place as Asia's arts hub with new West Kowloon headquarters that features permanent galleries and saleroom

Purpose-built, six-storey premises, located beside world-class M+ museum, can help firm capitalise on new synergies within the waterfront cultural district.

Source: scmp.com
Architecture and design in Hamburg - Vimarsana News

Architecture and design in Hamburg

New architecture and design projects in Hamburg and the latest from the city's designers and architects

Source: dezeen.com
Studio Besau-Marguerre - Vimarsana News

Studio Besau-Marguerre

Stories about Studio Besau-Marguerre, a Hamburg-based design practice that was founded by Eva Marguerre and Marcel Besau in 2011.

Source: dezeen.com