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L&H Residence is a contemporary family villa in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. With its L-shaped plan enclosing a private courtyard, the luxury residence was inspired by 1960s Khmer architecture.
The bridge rotates 90 degrees around its central pier to clear the navigation channel, with hydraulic lifting and turning equipment temporarily raising the 5,850-ton structure before pivoting it away from the crossing.
Painted steel, concrete and asphalt form a deliberately restrained palette, allowing the bridge's geometry, structural expression and relationship with the River Liffey to dominate its architectural character.
A curved inclined pylon and radiating cable stays create the silhouette of an Irish harp lying on its side, cleverly translating a national symbol into a highly expressive piece of contemporary infrastructure.
Designed by Santiago Calatrava, the 407-foot-long Samuel Beckett Bridge is a sculptural cable-stayed swing bridge spanning Dublin's River Liffey. Its design evokes an Irish harp while creating a distinctive landmark for the Docklands.
Carefully ordered structural grids and integrated wayfinding establish a highly legible self check-in environment designed to accommodate significant passenger volumes through the major European hub.
The new terminal's sleek exterior features a massive geometric canopy embedded with solar panels and recessed spotlights that illuminate the wide pedestrian plaza leading to the terminal entrance.
Providing an initial annual capacity of 19 million passengers (scaling to 25 million in the future), Terminal 3 offers wide circulation avenues and strategically positioned vertical circulation elements that support passenger flow.
Opened in April 2026, Frankfurt Airport Terminal 3 by CHM Architects is a contemporary high-tech terminal and one of Europe's largest and most flexible airport developments.
The interiors balance the home's sculptural architecture with a restrained palette of warm wood, natural stone, muted upholstery and handcrafted furnishings.
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