Bureaus

Bureau entity derived from ArchDaily project office credits.

Bureau entity derived from ArchDaily project office credits.

Bureau entity derived from ArchDaily project office credits.

Bureau entity derived from ArchDaily project office credits.

Bureau entity derived from ArchDaily project office credits.

Bureau entity derived from ArchDaily project office credits.

Bureau entity derived from ArchDaily project office credits.

Bureau entity derived from ArchDaily project office credits.

2009

AL_A extends the corpus as a practice-level record for cultural buildings, museums, and public architecture led by Amanda Levete.

1904-1936

Alexander Tamanian extends the Armenia corpus as a studio-level record centered on civic planning, squares, and public architecture in Yerevan.

Bureau entity derived from ArchDaily project office credits.

1940-1989

Amancio Williams extends the Argentina corpus as a studio-level record for experimental modernist houses and structural architectural thinking.

1973-2013

Anca Petrescu extends the Romania corpus as a studio-level record for monumental civic architecture and late socialist redevelopment in Bucharest.

1973

Architecture-Studio is a French architecture firm whose civic and cultural work includes the Onassis Stegi in Athens.

1927-1971

Arne Jacobsen extends the corpus as a studio-level record for Danish functionalism across civic commissions, hospitality, and modern public buildings.

1910-1961

Arnstein Arneberg extends the Norway corpus as a studio-level record for civic, ceremonial, and municipal architecture.

1932

BBPR was an Italian architectural partnership founded in Milan and became one of the defining offices of postwar Italian architecture.

1993

Bernard Khoury extends the Lebanon corpus as a studio-level record for Beirut nightlife, campus interventions, and postwar urban architecture.

Bureau entity derived from ArchDaily project office credits.

1960-2013

Boris Magas extends the Croatia corpus as a studio-level record for expressive civic architecture, stadiums, and late modern public buildings.

1950-2013

Clorindo Testa extends the Argentine corpus as a studio-level record for brutalist civic and cultural architecture in Buenos Aires.

Co-Arc International Architects is credited on The Leonardo, a mixed-use residential tower in Sandton.

1980

Cristian Undurraga extends the Chilean corpus as a studio-level record centered on civic, public-space, and cultural work in Santiago.

1925-1968

Dimitris Pikionis extends the Greece corpus as a studio-level record for architecture, landscape design, and modern Greek urban thought.