Discover the 2019 winner of the ADC Awards, in the "Equipment" category, chosen from a selection of four projects as diverse as a station, a barracks or a crematorium.

Building a recreation center for children requires to combine playful and quiet, which is never easy task! The architectural firm NZI, based in Paris, tries to take up this challenge by offering play spaces in a light box of 470 square meters organized around a patio where toddlers will be free to indulge in multiple outdoor activities.

In Tournai (Belgium), in the heart of an islet composed of old industrial and hospital buildings of the eighteenth century, is an intriguing sculptural volume all white trimmed. A minimalist achievement signed by the Portuguese agency Aires Mateus hosting the new Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of the Catholic University of Louvain formerly located on the campus of the Institution Saint-Luc.

Discover Equipment selection selected this year at the ArchiDesignclub Awards.

Discover the selection of sports programs selected this year at the ArchiDesignclub Awards.

With this parking project located in the ZAC known as the banks of the Bohrie, in the Lower Rhine, Jourda Architects agency shows what wood it heats! And for good reason, unlike its traditional cousins ​​in concrete, the realization gives pride to larch and spruce in order to affect at least its environment.

Football fans in the city of Six Four Beaches (83) can finally enjoy the games of the local team sheltered from the weather. Designed by Baito Architectes, the Sastre grandstand upgrades the entire sports field while providing a different gaming experience for spectators.

Farewell the Longchamp racecourse, hello ParisLongchamp! After two years of work, the emblematic race track of the capital has a new look, offering its users a new experience in an aerial structure signed Dominique Perrault Architect.

Located in the ZAC called Hauts de Queuleu, in Metz (57), a building all glass, metal and concrete hosts a new center of consultations and care. A realization delivered in 2017 by the agency Richter Architects and Associates, conceived as a cocoon in an armor, in order to better protect its users, adults and children with fragile mental health.