UNStudio

UNStudio has revealed plans to build the world's tallest spokeless Ferris wheel in Seoul, South Korea. The unusual structure will take the form of two intersecting rings, with pods revolving around them to offer superb views of the area.

UNStudio plans to transform the center of Düsseldorf with a new mixed-use project focused around two matching towers, which will incorporate significant greenery on their facades and reduce their grid-based energy use with sustainability features.

UNStudio recently completed an extensive renovation of a former bank headquarters in the Netherlands. The firm has vastly improved the aging building's energy efficiency while rearranging its interior layout to be suitable for use as a modern office.

UNStudio has revealed plans for a new office tower in Germany. Enlivened by a strip of greenery running up its facade, the building will reduce its grid-based energy use with an ambitious approach to sustainable design, including a solar facade.

UNStudio has unveiled its vision for a new museum in South Korea that will combine its exhibits and artworks with ambitious energy efficient design. The firm aims for it to achieve Zero Net Energy (or Net Zero) performance.

UNStudio has revealed plans for an energy efficient extension to a conference center in the Netherlands. The redesign will add solar power, greenery, and floorspace, and will be defined by an eye-catching cantilevering auditorium.

UNStudio has announced that construction is underway on a new college campus building in the Netherlands. Once work is completed, students will be hitting the books in a flexible and energy-efficient space that integrates greenery on its facade.

UNStudio has been given the go ahead for a group of four towers in Germany. Four Frankfurt will include office space and housing, and will open up a previously off-limits inner-city area to the public.

UN Studio has been commissioned to design a new tourist destination in South Korea that stretches over a small island. It's inspired by the traditional Korean garden and will incorporate significant greenery, including green roofs on some buildings.

With its impressive height and ambitious twisting, greenery-covered design, you could be forgiven for assuming Southbank by Beulah would stay on the drawing board. It has now received planning permission though and will begin construction next year.

Following the high-profile Southbank by Beulah architecture competition, Melbourne, Australia, is slated to receive a major addition to its skyline. Assuming it goes ahead as planned, the aptly-named Green Spine will include the tallest building in the country, as well as the Southern Hemisphere.

Dutch firm UNStudio has completed the 36-story Ardmore Residence in Singapore. One of a new breed of luxury towers in Asia, the high-rise demonstrates the studio's cutting-edge approach to design, machining and technology.