ArchShowcase Archive for February, 2011Vocational school in Linz by Hertl ArchitectsThursday, February 17th, 2011Hertl Architekten were authorized for the renovation of some buildings on the campus for vocational school in Linz. The residential school as well as the sports hall were rebuild first. Hence the renovation of the façade and the classrooms of the existing school for plumbers followed.  Vocational School - South East View
Hofmeister Office Building by Hertl ArchitectsThursday, February 17th, 2011A succinct body, placed in farmland dominated by the abbey of St. Florian, forms an inconspicuous three-storey office-building and makes use of the overview and the motorway-junction.  Hofmeister Office South view at night
Weishäupl House by Hertl ArchitectsThursday, February 17th, 2011The building, placed in a new settlement of detached houses, is a barred complex, related to a fortification. The square floor plan captures nearly whole of the constructible surface. The massive outside is maintained by rounded edges and white plaster.  Weishäupl House - Street View
Alpine Office Building by Hertl ArchitectsThursday, February 17th, 2011The new location of the building company is used as a regional establishment for administration. The building yard is placed external. All office space is located in a four storey building, designed as a compact solitaire. The storage facility for small parts is arranged in the retral part of the site, covered by a flying roof.  Alpine Office Building - Right Street View
China Wood Sculpture Museum in Harbin, China by MAD designsThursday, February 17th, 2011MAD today unveiled their new museum for Chinese wood sculptures in Harbin. As the main city of Northern China, Harbin is in the process of defining itself as a regional hub for the arts at a time when the historic city is rapidly expanding.  China Wood Sculpture Museum
Suspended Spherical Treehouses, by Free Spirit Spheres, British Columbia, CanadaThursday, February 17th, 2011Free Spirit Spheres are set among the tall trees of the west coast rainforest of Vancouver Island, Canada.
 photo by Tom Chudleigh Fast Facts: For more information contact us at: Phone 250-757-9445/250-927-2525 Visitors by appointment only, for the privacy of our guests. Hydrogen House in Denver, Colorado by Indie ArchitectureThursday, February 17th, 2011Hydrogen House is a series of house prototypes and suburban planning strategies for the Hilltop neighborhood in Denver, CO. Advocating a shift from a corporate fuel economy to a grassroots one, the project uses hydrogen fuel cells to link the design of domestic environments to ambitions for suburban development.  Hydrogen House Model
DRAGONFLY, A METABOLIC FARM FOR URBAN AGRICULTURE at NEW YORK CITY, U.S.A. by Vincent Callebaut ArchitecturesWednesday, February 16th, 2011
2009: 800 MILLION OF URBAN FARMERS FOR RESPONSIBLE ECO-CITIES The world of fast-food and frozen food is over! The urban keen interest of the beginning of our Century turns toward the garden flat bringing back the countryside in our overcrowded cities fighting from now on for a community urban agriculture able to contribute to the durability of the city and to rethink the food production.
 VIEW FROM THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING
Mercat De La Salut Square in Badalona, Spain by vora arquitecturaWednesday, February 16th, 2011The project for the “La Salut” Market Square emerged from a study of the context: the topography, the architecture… but also from the memory, the collective imagery… a process of observation and analysis, which generates some abstract ideas that make a form, a distribution, some spatial relationships, a way of living and working… and bring us to the materiality of this intervention, materiality understood as the superimposition of identities, underlying realities and permanent memory.  Mercat De La Salut Square
Mahler 4 Office Tower in Amsterdam, Netherlands by UNStudioWednesday, February 16th, 2011The recently completed 21 storey UNStudio Tower forms part of the Mahler 4 urban complex, a cluster of six buildings located in the heart of the South Axis in Amsterdam. The South Axis connects Schiphol Airport to the major business areas of Amsterdam South.  Mahler 4 Urban Complex - Christian Richters Photography
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