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Lyall Bills & Young worked with Archicad from the outset and imported files from other disciplines into Archicad to create a federated model for the GenZero project.

Wolf Point East rises 65-stories high above the convergence of the north and south branches of the Chicago River. Powerhouse Chicago firm, Pappageorge Haymes Partners served as the architect of record for the high-rise residential tower – which is part of a sizeable planned residential development. The luxury apartment tower features 698 residential units, high-end amenities located on several floors. At its ground level, a four-acre riverfront park and ample retail space welcomes visitors.

Tasked with designing a space to support spiritual development that would honor the site and the soul – the orcutt|winslow team have developed a truly remarkable building that achieves just that.

The glass titan on Szervita Square is DVM Group’s most prestigious project to date and the first and only LEED Platinum certified building in Central Eastern Europe.

The razzle-dazzled secondary school building of Bamble Junior High School was designed by Spinn Arkitekter – a Norwegian team dedicated to creating innovative school architecture.

A vacant, underused lot in Koreatown is getting some much-needed development thanks to the design-driven team at Bittoni Architects.

Yunshan Town Complex is the entrance point to the new tourist resort located in the scenic Simian Mountain valley. The team worked with Archicad to synchronize 2D and 3D views.

After the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami in 2011, the rebuilding of the Miyanomori Elementary School helped to raise the community’s spirits for the positive future of the local children.

Architect, Waugh Thistleton was appointed to re-drew everything in Archicad and to help develop a 26-acre brownfield site located just south of the London Olympic Park.

The Center of Hope in California provides healthcare services along with separate housing for homeless students attending a nearby community college.

33 King William Street is a striking building topped with London’s one of largest roof gardens and achieving a BREAAM Excellent rating is a fine example of sustainable design and construction.