on the boards: Faroe Islands Education Centre

Danish architects BIG with local collaborators Fuglark have been awarded first place in a competition to design an Education Centre in Marknagil on the Faroe Islands housing a both a Technical College and a Business College as well as a Gymnasium in one building. With a capacity of 1,200 students and 300 teachers the facility, when complete, will be the largest building on the islands.

on the boards: Humber Orangeville

Canadian Architects GH3 have revealed via their website a proposed sustainable master plan for the Humber College for a forested site in Orangeville, Ontario.

on the boards: Cycling and Pedestrian Bridge, Lisbon

A proposal by Suleiman Alhadidi of Mutation studio for a new cycling and pedestrian bridge in Lisbon, Portugal.

on the boards: New National Museum in Oslo

In September 2009 the Norwegian Ministry of Culture and Church Affairs announced the shortlist of competitors for the design of the New National Museum in Oslo. The names of the architects behind the designs have not been made public, but you can see the works here.

on the boards: Nørreport Station

COBE architects have been awarded the design for the new Nørreport Train Station in Copenhagen, Denmark having won first place in the international competition.

on the boards: Dun Laoghaire Library & Cultural Centre

Inspired by the connection to the Dublin port and resembling a dismantled hull of a ship, the proposed £30m Central Library and Cultural Centre in Dun Laoghaire, Ireland by Walter Menteth Architects will serve as the anchor for a new public park towards the North Irish sea.

on the boards: Akureyri Urban Plan

Located on the northern coast of Iceland, Akureyri is a historic fishing town and the largest outside of Reykjavik with 16,000 inhabitants. Graeme Massie Architects were awarded first place in a 2005 design competition with their plan envisioning the town centre as a vibrant mixed-use area.

on the boards: Great George Street

Alison Brooks Architects have recently revealed images of an urban housing development proposal for Great George Street in Liverpool.

on the boards: World Village of Women Sports

BIG has recently won an international design competition for the World Village of Women Sports in Malmø, Sweden. The project which occupies an entire block is sloped reducing the scale to adjacent buildings as well allows light to penetrate the landscaped interior.

on the boards: House of Music

Coop Himmelb(l)au have recently presented the final scheme design for the 1300 seat House of Music to be located in Aalborg, Denmark. The architects were awarded first place for the competition to design the 18,000 sqm cultural and educational facility back in 2003.

on the boards: Yatenga Museum

OVO Grabczewscy Architekci has designed the Museum Yatenga to be located in Silesia, Poland. The proposed museum when complete will house the cultures of the world exhibition, in an open, interactive public space that is both about the works on show, as it is about gathering and socialising.

on the boards: Magnet

Magnet is a 15,000 m2 Swimming house and Hotel in Malmö, Sweden by architects CEBRA in association with Gehl Architects