The new Denmark's Aquarium is situated in the borderland between the worlds of Poseidon and Zeus. Arch.: 3XN Architects Denmark

Located at the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the museum building is conceived as inclined or elevated platforms, gradually forming a sculptural structure. Arch.: 3XN Architects Denmark

The exposition, which for the first time was held in London's Hyde Park in the year 1851, is a global event, a meeting of nations and cultures like no other. Joint-Venture: Leimer/Bachschuster/Grossert/Kruse, Shanghai

Erik Giudice Architects have been announced as winners of the invited consultation for the design of Malmo's New Fair and Exhibition Centre. Archi.: Giudice Architects

Long and narrow like a tube, but solid and unmovable like a block of concrete - in between these two extremes stands the extension to the Marl town hall, designed by Bakema and van den Broek in 1958-62. Arch.: Wingardhs Arkitektkontor AB

Snöfällan tells visitors of seasons other than the present. Precisely because the building stands so robust in its barren landscape, it is only enriched by the tracks left on it by the forces of nature. Arch.: Wingardhs Arkitektkontor AB

Smaland's Music and Theater in the city of Jönköping is a regional scene for music and theater in the southern part of Sweden. Arch.: Wingardh, Goeteborg / Sweden

The new headquarters for China Central Television combines the entire process of TV-making into a single loop of interconnected activity. Arch.: OMA, Rotterdam

Conceived as a free-standing sculpture on an eye-catching site, the planned Filmmuseum in Amsterdam has yet to find its equal in kind and dimensions anywhere in the world. Arch.: Delugan Meissl Associtated Architects Wien

The main driving force behind the design of the Austrian Pavilion for the EXPO in Shanghai 2010 can be described as acoustic forces, or more accurately as music. Arch.: SPAN & ZEYTINOGLU ARCHITECS Vienna/Austria