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Bureaus

265–288 of 1945

Josef Gocar

studio · Prague, Prague, Czech Republic

1905-1945

Josef Gocar extends the Czech corpus as a studio-level record for Cubist architecture, urban modernity, and early twentieth-century Prague.

Joze Plecnik

studio · Ljubljana, Central Slovenia, Slovenia

Joze Plecnik extends the saved.archi corpus as a bureau tied to Plecnik's human-centered urban design, adding an office-level lens across bridges, libraries, markets, and public landscapes.

Juliaan Lampens

studio · Ghent, East Flanders, Belgium

1950-2019

Juliaan Lampens extends the Belgium corpus as a studio-level record for Belgian brutalism, houses, and concrete chapel projects.

Julio Vilamajo

studio · Montevideo, Montevideo Department, Uruguay

1920-1948

Julio Vilamajo extends the Uruguayan corpus as a studio-level record for domestic, civic, and institutional modern architecture.

KAZGOR Design Academy

bureau · Almaty, Almaty, Kazakhstan

KAZGOR Design Academy is associated with major post-independence development work in Kazakhstan, including the Nurly Tau mixed-use residential complex in Almaty.

Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates

practice · Dublin, Leinster, Ireland

1966

Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates extends the Irish corpus through Kevin Roche’s practice-level record and its civic projects touching Ireland.

Kim Chung-up

studio · Seoul, Seoul, South Korea

1956-1988

Kim Chung-up extends the corpus as a studio-level record for postwar Korean modernism across institutional, diplomatic, and urban commissions.

Lars Sonck

studio · Tampere, Pirkanmaa, Finland

1895-1956

Lars Sonck extends the Finland corpus as a studio-level record for National Romantic churches, public buildings, and early modern Finnish urban landmarks.

Laurie Baker

studio · Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India

1945-2007

Laurie Baker extends the corpus as a studio-level record for sustainable and socially responsive architecture in India.

Lev Rudnev

studio · Moscow, Moscow, Russia

1920-1956

Lev Rudnev extends the Poland corpus as a studio-level record for monumental Stalinist architecture centered here on Warsaw’s Palace of Culture and Science.

+linha-linha Architects

bureau · Porto, Porto District, Portugal

Bureau entity derived from ArchDaily project office credits.

Marina Tabassum Architects

practice · Dhaka, Dhaka Division, Bangladesh

2005

Marina Tabassum Architects extends the Bangladesh corpus as a practice-level record for climate-aware, materially grounded architecture led by Marina Tabassum.

MASS Design Group

practice · Boston, Massachusetts, United States

2008

MASS Design Group is a research-driven practice known for healthcare, justice, and public-interest architecture, including the Butaro Hospital campus in Rwanda.

Mihajlo Mitrovic

studio · Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia

1950-2018

Mihajlo Mitrovic extends the Serbia corpus as a studio-level record for brutalist high-rise and civic architecture in Belgrade and beyond.

Mimar Sinan

studio · Istanbul, Istanbul, Turkey

1539-1588

Mimar Sinan extends the corpus as a studio-level record for the Ottoman imperial architectural tradition across mosques, bridges, and large civic complexes.

[N2X] Arquitectos

bureau · Azores, Portugal

Bureau entity derived from ArchDaily project office credits.

Naoum Shebib

studio · Cairo, Cairo Governorate, Egypt

1945-1985

Naoum Shebib extends the Egypt corpus as a studio-level record for structural modernism, civic landmarks, and mid-century towers.

NLE

practice · Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands

2010

NLE is Kunle Adeyemi's practice, known for projects that test architecture against water, informality, and coastal urbanism.

Pearce Partnership

practice · Harare, Harare, Zimbabwe

Pearce Partnership is associated with Mick Pearce's environmentally responsive buildings, most notably Eastgate Centre in Harare.

Pekka Vapaavuori

studio · Turku, Southwest Finland, Finland

1994

Pekka Vapaavuori extends the Estonia corpus as a studio-level record for contemporary museum architecture and public cultural buildings.

Rafael Marquina

studio · Lima, Lima Province, Peru

1910-1964

Rafael Marquina extends the Peruvian corpus as a practice-level record for early modern Lima architecture and institutional urban form.

Raj Rewal Associates

practice · New Delhi, Delhi, India

1971

Raj Rewal Associates extends the India corpus with a practice-level record for major civic, housing, and exhibition projects.

Renaat Braem

studio · Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium

1947-2001

Renaat Braem extends the Belgium corpus as a studio-level record for postwar modernist planning, housing, and civic work.

Robin Boyd

studio · Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

1947-1971

Robin Boyd extends the Australia corpus as a studio-level record for modern domestic architecture, criticism, and architectural culture.