14 most unique architectural works in 2016 will make you utter 'Unbelievable'

Do you want to know what are the most honored buildings today? If so, the annual World Architecture Festival Awards will give you the answer.

Of the 343 most beautiful and creative buildings from 58 countries. Below is a summary list of the 14 most notable buildings and structures of the World Architecture Festival Awards 2016, including from the world's first 3D office to the cliff-mounted museum. Please take a look.

1. Hualien apartment of BIG

Hualien Residences is a unique building with looks like mountains located in Taiwan.

Designed by renowned architecture company BIG, Hualien Residences is a unique building with a mountain-like appearance located in Taiwan. This project hopes to bring a healthy and healthy life to the elderly population with pedestrian and underground track. The roof is covered with greenery to reduce the temperature, while the mountain-shaped design will help prevent a lot of sunshine during the harsh times of the day. This project is still under construction and nominated for the 2014 MIPIM Award.

2. Community Center (Community Center) of architectural firm Burnazzi Feltrin

This central area is covered in pine wood with a green covered roof in a zigzag shape.

The Community Center in the town of Poggio Pecenze was built to replace the old building destroyed in the 2009 earthquake in Italy. The new building was rebuilt to honor the characteristics of the original building and add modern elements to create the most natural social space. This central area is covered in pine wood with a green covered roof in a zig-zag shape evoking the cracks caused by the earthquake of the past.

3. Messner Mountain Museum designed by Zaha Hadid

This museum is essentially a tunnel through a part of the mountain.

Lying on the cliffs in Corones, this museum is truly a "ecstatic" beautiful space where one can learn more about geology and culture while standing at a height of 2.3 km on the face. seawater. This museum is essentially a tunnel through a part of the mountain, one side for visitors to enter and the other side will protrude the cliff.

4. Hoang Ha Giang Art Museum, architectural firm WAA designed

WAA used concrete fiber reinforced concrete materials to build buildings.

Art Museum at Yinchuan, China reminiscent of the flow of the Yellow River. We Architect Anonymous wants to highlight the local environment and the long history of the river by building buildings in beautiful curving layers that represent the majestic mountains and rivers. WAA used concrete fiber reinforced concrete materials to build buildings.

5. Butterfly Pavilion of 3deluxe company

The building is located in Noor Island in UAE.

3deluxe created a building with thousands of these leaves to house more than 500 different species of butterflies. Outside the building is a frame consisting of 4,000 aluminum aluminum leaves linked together to encapsulate the interior glass architecture, which helps to regulate the climate inside as well as providing the feeling of flying butterfly wings. view from afar. The building is located in Noor Island in UAE.

6. The office was created with the world's first 3D printing technique

Called the Office of the Future, it was built in just 17 days.

Known as the Office of the Future, architecture firm Killa Design collaborated with Gensler to use 3D printers to create this unique project in just 17 days in Dubai. Although there is a short construction time, the office still has everything necessary for a comfortable working environment, and it costs only 50% of the normal construction.

7. Zaha Hadid University's Oxford University campus

Modern architecture brings balance to buildings with the ancient lines of Oxford school.

The modern expansion architecture of Zaha Hadid will help bring the perfect balance to the buildings with the ancient lines of Oxford. The outer reflections are polished stainless steel layers. Inside includes 117-seat hall, multi-purpose exhibition space, storage room, reading room and office.

8. Robert Parfett Hospital designed by Maggie architecture company

This is a special hospital for cancer patients.

This is a special hospital for cancer patients, helping them to find peace and shelter in life. This design was created with the purpose of "uplifting" and health for those inside with natural light and lots of green areas.

9. Byens Bro bicycle path

Byens Bro Bridge is a unique solution that allows pedestrians and bicyclists.

Designed by Gottlieb Paludan Architects, Byens Bro Bridge is a unique solution that allows pedestrians and bicyclists to move on the railroad tracks at Odense station.

10. Hanazono kindergarten

Hanazono kindergarten can withstand the storms that occur here.

Located in Japan, Hanazono kindergarten is a beautiful building designed by Hibinosekkei + Youji no Shiro to be able to withstand the storms that often occur here. The outside of the building is made of reinforced concrete, designed with holes to get the light in.

11. Crossrail Place of Foster + Partners

Crossrail Place is a 7-storey high train station.

Crossrail Place is a 7-storey high train station with a flower garden on the top floor, located in Canary Wharf area in London. Above is a wooden frame wrapped with ETFE films to light up the plants below.

12. The Irving road power plant of Tzannes

Zinc towers contrast beautifully with the old red brick factory's brewery.

Tzannes Associates has built a power plant right above an old brewery in Sydney to supply electricity, and hot and cold water to surrounding buildings. Zinc towers contrast beautifully with the old red brick factory's brewery.

13. Omicron Office of Dietrich / Untertrifaller architecture company

Omicron has a groundbreaking design with a funny round office and rest room.

If you're tired of your boring office, you'll be jealous of Omicron. It has a groundbreaking design with funny work rooms and round rests and extremely impressive wooden stairs.

14. Shinsegae International designed by Olson Kundig company

Shinsegae International is a 15-storey building with a beautiful garden on the roof.

Located in the bustling Gangnam area in Seoul city, Shinsegae International is a 15-storey building with beautiful gardens on the roof. Olson Kundig designed this project to provide high quality working space and accommodation for residents.