Architecture Interior, Furniture Design, Contemporary Building Designers, Architects

Architecture Interiors : Building Designs

Projects from around the world – Contemporary Architectural Photos

Architectural Interiors

e-architect select key examples of Architecture Interiors. We cover completed buildings and new interior designs across the world. The focus is on contemporary interiors.

We have 3 pages of Interior Designs selections with links to hundreds of individual project pages.

Interiors : news + key projects

Contemporary Interiors : recent designs + design profiles

Interior Designs : A-J

Architecture Interiors : K-Z (this page)

Famous Architecture Interiors

Interiors, alphabetical:

Neues Museum, Berlin, Germany
David Chipperfield

photograph : Ute Zscharnt
Mies van der Rohe Awards 2011 Winner
Stirling Prize shortlist 2010
Built between 1841 and 1859 by the architect Friedrich August Stüler, extensive bombing of Berlin during the Second World War left the building in ruins, with entire sections missing completely and others severely damaged. Few attempts at repair were made after the war, and the structure was left exposed to the elements.

Roca London Gallery, England
Zaha Hadid Architects

image from architects
The interior is fabulous, functional and flexible, featuring cutting-edge, modern, audiovisual, sound and lighting equipment. This technology provides interaction with the brand and the opportunity to discover the company‟s history, its landmark achievements and the values on which all of Roca‟s work is based: the commitment to sustainability and particularly to innovation, design, wellness and saving water.

Scottish Parliament, Scotland, UK
EMBT / RMJM

picture © Adrian Welch
Stirling Prize + Andrew Doolan Award for Architecture, 2005
Controversial Issues such as choice of site, timing, architect (non-scottish), followed by escalating costs (from an unrealistic benchmark), left the design of the Scottish Parliament Building often neglected in the Press. Sir David Steel, Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament claimed “This building is the most important to be built in Scotland for 300 years“. Architect Louis Kahn was a strong influence on architect Enric Miralles, the Kimbell Museum building’s vaults specifically for the three tapering vaults of the Debating Chamber ground floor.

Vila Tugendhat, Czech Republic
Mies van der Rohe

image : Colin Eaton
Fritz and Grete Tugendhat in commissioning Mies and such a piece of architecture showed a great deal of bravery and intelligence. Theirs was a house which at the time of its creation met with much interest and enthusiasm and even scandal. The idea of the house involved a denial of the traditional concept which regarded the house as functional units distinctly separated from one another. Here emphasis was placed on the significance of space and those spaces inter linking and of their relationship with each other and their outside spaces.