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Overview of the events of 2016 in architecture
The year 2016 in architecture involved some significant architectural events and new buildings.
Buildings and structures International Convention Centre Sydney , AustraliaTemplo Baháʼí near Santiago , Chile Duge Bridge , ChinaCité du Vin , Bordeaux , FranceThe Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology in Lisbon, Portugal Australia Chile China France Germany BND Headquarters (Federal Intelligence Service) in
Berlin Dom-Römer Project for old town reconstruction in
Frankfurt October 23 – Parochialkirche church tower reconstruction in Berlin is completed. Greece Indonesia Italy Malta Peru Paracas Museum (Museo de Sitio de Paracas ) on Paracas Peninsula , by designed by Barclay & Crousse, is built.[3] Poland Portugal South Korea Sri Lanka September – Anantara Kalutara Resort, Kalutara projected for completion to a design by Geoffrey Bawa (d. 2003). Thailand Turkey United Arab Emirates United Kingdom April 27 – Hastings Pier reconstruction, designed by Alex de Rijke of dRMM Architects , opened[5] Stirling Prize winner 2017).
May 21 – Command of the Oceans at Chatham Historic Dockyard , designed by Baynes and Mitchell Architects, opened.[5]
June 17 – Tate Modern Switch House (art gallery extension, subsequently named Blavatnik Building) on London Bankside , designed by Herzog & de Meuron , opened.[6]
August 4 – , opened.
September
Art and Design Building, Bedales School , Steep, Hampshire , designed by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios .[7]
City Campus , City of Glasgow College , Scotland, designed by Reiach and Hall Architects and Michael Laird Architects.[8] Ineos headquarters building at Grangemouth , Scotland, designed by Michael Laird Architects, completed.[9] Barrett's Grove (apartments), Stoke Newington , London, designed by Groupwork and Amin Taha.[10]
October – Photography studio for Juergen Teller , London, designed by 6a Architects.[11]
October 20 –
November 24 – Holland Green (apartment blocks) in the
December 8 – Winton Gallery at Science Museum, London , designed by Zaha Hadid . National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C. , USAUnited States Awards Exhibitions March 18 – July 31: "A Japanese Constellation:
May 28 – November 16: "TIME-SPACE-EXISTENCE" at the Deaths Claude Parent February 1 – Paul Pholeros , Australian architect (b. 1953)February 16 – Bořek Šípek , Czech architect and designer (b. 1949)February 27 – Claude Parent , French architect (b. 1923)March 31 – Zaha Hadid , 65, Iraqi-born British architect (b. 1950)May 16 – Romaldo Giurgola , 95, Italian-born American-Australian architect (b. 1920)June 8 – Michael Manser , 87, British architect (b. 1929)July 26 – Eric Kuhne , 64, American-born British architect (b. 1951)August 19 – Peter Blundell Jones , 67, British architectural historian (b. 1949)September – John Belle , 84, American architect (b. 1932)September 16 – Teodoro González de León , 90, Mexican architect (b. 1926)October 4 – Bing Thom , 75, Hong Kong born Canadian architect (b. 1940)November 14 – Diana Balmori , 84, Spanish born Argentinian-American landscape designer (b. 1932)Sixto Durán-Ballén
95, American-born Ecuadorian politician (President of Ecuador 1992–1996) and architect (b. 1921)December 1 – Peter Corrigan , 74–75, Australian architect (b, 1941)December 13 – Roy Harrover , 88, American architect (b. 1928)See also References
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