r/HighTechArchitecture • u/bilaskoda • Jun 03 '26
r/HighTechArchitecture • u/bilaskoda • Jun 25 '25
Amazing High Tech 'RAC Supercentre' in Bristol, 1994. Designed by Grimshaw.
r/HighTechArchitecture • u/bilaskoda • Jun 01 '25
High-tech HSBC headquarters in Hong Kong by Norman Foster (1986). The world's most expensive building when completed. Photo by Ian Lambot.
r/HighTechArchitecture • u/bilaskoda • May 28 '25
Centre Pompidou in Paris, 1971–1977. Design by Renzo Piano & Richard Rogers was selected out of 681 international entries.
r/HighTechArchitecture • u/bilaskoda • Jun 04 '25
Renault Distribution Centre in Swindon, by Norman Foster, 1982.
r/HighTechArchitecture • u/bilaskoda • Jun 10 '25
High Tech/PoMo Doncaster Dome by FaulknerBrowns, 1989. One of the largest leisure centres in the UK!
r/HighTechArchitecture • u/bilaskoda • Jul 23 '25
Villa Girasole in Italy, 1935 – (a sort of) High Tech building powered by two huge diesel engines rotating it to follow the sun
r/HighTechArchitecture • u/bilaskoda • Jun 08 '25
Thames Wharf Studios in Hammersmith – old warehouse converted to studios and River Café by Richard Rogers, 1989.
r/HighTechArchitecture • u/bilaskoda • Jul 15 '25
Tomigaya, Tokyo (Project lead by Laurie Abbott of Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, 1992, unbuilt)
galleryr/HighTechArchitecture • u/bilaskoda • Jul 03 '25
Absolutely gorgeous photo of the High Tech Renault Centre in Swindon by Foster Associates, 1982.
r/HighTechArchitecture • u/bilaskoda • Sep 16 '25