Lunar pop-up store is a modular system design for a pop-up store that hosts products for daily life on the Moon it is commissioned by a private European art institution.
Developed by Alf Naman and currently in construction, HL23 is a 14 floor condominium tower that responds to a unique and challenging site directly adjacent to the High Line at 23rd street in New York’s West Chelsea Arts district. With the first phase opened from July 2009 (12th-20th street), the High Line will extend north until its terminus at 34th Street in its second phase to open in 2010. This new linear park, elevated above the street 25ft on existing rail infrastructure, offers people new chances to interact with the city’s rich architectural heritage and its vibrant future. Designed by Field Operations and Diller Scofidio + Renfro, the High Line Park advances a merger between various urban ecologies both found and implanted. HL23 is a structure precisely shaped by a confluence of these forces.
Design Team: David Aguilo, Carmen Cham, Antonio Torres, Breanna Carlson, Alexander Janowsky, Philipp Traxler, Joe Willendra, Christian Kotzamanis, Rick Michod, Yoichiro Mizuno
Collaborating Architect: Marc Rosenbaum, Architect
Interior Architect / Interior Design: Thomas Juul-Hansen, LLC
Project Architect: Victor Druga
Construction Management: T.G. Nickel & Associates, Ronkonkoma
Tags: New York, West Chelsea Arts district Comments Off on HL23 in West Chelsea Arts district, New York by NEIL M. DENARI ARCHITECTS designed with AutoCAD and Rhino
Despite being the busiest library in Minnesota, this building was dark, unwelcoming, dated, and inefficient. A much-needed renovation and second floor expansion completely transform the 1990s building.
Tags: Minnesota, Roseville Comments Off on Ramsey County Roseville Library in Roseville, Minnesota by Meyer, Scherer & Rockcastle (designed using Autodesk Revit)
This project is a private residence which located in a lush surrounded by mountains in western Hyogo Prefecture of Japan. There are 4 large cherry trees planted in the center of this site which beautiful blooms every year. One moment of the nature scale created a powerful landscape beyond any architectural peculiarities space. The strong power also is the originality of this architecture.
Price, speed and quality are always the key elements to a design project. Whether it be a remodel or a ground up project, we are always striving for the perfect equilibrium. Here, we started with an existing ranch style house in the Encino Hills and within 6 months we completed design, permitting and construction. The end result is what feels like a brand new house, all while staying within our client’s budget.
Located on Minnesota’s vast western prairie, the University of Minnesota, Morris, is a national leader in campus sustainability—through sustainable development and the addition of its own wind power generator and biomass energy plant. This renovation of a two-story, 18,700 square-foot 1915 historic building serves two purposes: to act as a gateway for all visitors (including prospective students, parents, and alumni) and be a centerpiece for the campus’ commitment to sustainable design.
Name of Project: University of Minnesota, Morris, Welcome Center
Location: Morris, Minnesota
Year: 2009
Collaborators: Karges-Faulconbridge, Inc., Mechanical/Electrical Engineers, BKBM Engineers, Structural/Civil Engineers, Oslund and Associates, Inc., Landscape Architect, JE Dunn Construction North Central, General Contractor
The Jesolo Lido Condominiums will be a landmark beachfront destination intended to draw guests to its residential and hotel components. The project is being completed in three phases.
Jesolo Lido Condominiums - - Photo by Guido Ranieri Da Re courtesy of Richard Meier & Partners Architects
Tags: Italy, Jesolo Comments Off on Jesolo Lido Condominiums in Jesolo, Italy by Richard Meier & Partners Architects designed using MicroStation, 3D Max, and VRay
The function of this architecture is security and controlling all the floodgates located at port of Fukura, enlighten dangerous of the Tsunami for tourists, and use as a place of refuge in case of the Tsunami warning. For these reasons, ensure to keep the spaces of necessary and viewpoint for watching all over the port, also rational shape and structure to against of Tsunami and the drift came after disaster are necessary.
The site which is located on the southern slope of Lion’s head, within the trendy suburb, Tamboerskloof, commands spectacular views over Cape Town and the harbor. From the street one gets a hint of the building, but your first real interaction is with the timber box, which houses the guest suite, looming over as you draw near the premises. The gate leads one to a lush courtyard where granite stepping stones set in an indigenous garden guide you to the front door.
Tags: Cape Town, South Africa Comments Off on Hofmeyr – Cohen Residence in Tamboerskloof, Cape Town, South Africa by KUBE architecture (designed using Autodesk Revit)
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