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tec ARCHITECTURE
tec Architecture specializes in large-scale high‑tech projects such as science and technology parks, but also offers services ranging from urban design and planning, commercial and retail development, to residential and interior design.
Since its start in 2000, tec Architecture has designed and completed various commercial and industrial projects, ranging from US$20 mill to US$ 650 mill. tec Architecture also offers a full range of engineering, construction administration and financial consulting services by cooperating with international world class companies. tec’s designers have won various national and international awards by merging state of the art design solutions with anticipated international technology trends. tec Architecture combines a keen awareness of ecological design with the high tech‑ambience of Europe’s architectural landscape and the creativity of California’s innovative design culture. It pursues a type of architecture that is inspired by the structures and processes of nature, shaping tomorrow’s environment into a sustainable coexistence of people, technology and nature.
http://www.tecarchitecture.comARUP
Arup is a global professional services firm of designers, engineers, planners and business consultants for all aspects of the built environment. It is the creative force behind many of the world's most innovative projects and structures, bringing together an unrivalled range of technical, design, creative and management skills.
Arup has ample experience in designing and masterplanning self‑sustainable large scale‑projects such as the Ecocity Dongtan in China: a development with low energy consumption that is as close to carbon neutral as possible. Arup has been of the first engineering consultancies to adopt a holistic multi‑disciplined approach to engineering design, and has won numerous engineering design awards. Projects include: the Sydney Opera house, the signature „Lipstick“ building in London (30 St. Mary Axe), the Millenium Bridge in London, the HBSC main building in Hong Kong, among many others.
http://www.arup.com
