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House 4×30 in São Paulo, Brazil by CR2 Arquitetos + FGMF Architects Designed using AutoCAD and Illustrator

Thursday, September 29th, 2011

Article source: CR2 Arquitetos + FGMF Architects

Encrusted in a row of narrow geminate houses, the story began more as a challenge rather than as an architectural project. How make the entire program of a house fit in that 4x30m lot, relying on a few illuminated surfaces?

Image Courtesy Fran Parente

  • Architects: Clara Reynaldo (CR2) and Lourenço Gimenes (FGMF)
  • Project: House 4×30
  • Location: São Paulo, Brazil
  • Collaborators: Fernando Forte, Rodrigo Marcondes Ferraz, Ana Luíza Galvão, Bruno Araújo, Marcela Aleottiand Marília Caetano (architects), Mirela Caetano, Rafaela Arantes and Wilson Barcellone (interns)
  • Structural project: INNER engenharia
  • Landscaping project: Stúdio Ilex
  • Installation project: Ramoska&Castellani
  • Artpanel: Fábio Flaks
  • Photography: Fran Parente
  • Site: São Paulo, SP
  • Project Date: 2008-2009
  • Work: 2010-2011
  • Software used: AutoCAD and Illustrator

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Hayes Valley Playground and Clubhouse in San Francisco, California by WRNS Studio

Thursday, September 29th, 2011

Article source: WRNS Studio

The nonprofit Trust for Public Land (TPL) partnered with the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department to update this 1958 park located between San Francisco’s Hayes Valley and Western Addition neighborhoods. Reflecting TPL’s mission to create livable communities through land conservation, the new playground and clubhouse provide this dense area with a safe, welcoming facility that fosters an appreciation for nature, outdoor activity, and social gathering.

Exterior View

  • Architects: WRNS Studio
  • Project: Hayes Valley Playground and Clubhouse
  • Location: San Francisco, California
  • Client: Trust for Public Land
  • Project Team: Bryan Shiles, Brian Milman, Kyle Elliott, Rus Sherman, Li Kuo, Geoff Brown, Jenny Huang, and Melinda Turner
  • Software used: Sketchup, AutoCAD, Revit, Ecotect, and the Adobe Creative Suite

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Playground building in Utrecht, The Netherlands by Van Rooijen Architecten

Thursday, September 29th, 2011

Article source: Van Rooijen Architecten

In an inner courtyard close to the city center of Utrecht a playground is situated for the children of the neighborhood. The old existing building on the playground was to be replaced by a new one. The brief called for a modest, durable and safe new building that would upgrade the playground and appeal to children. The building has separate spaces for a kindergarten. By means of a movable partition the spaces can be interlinked to provide space for different activities and multiple uses.

Covered Entrance 01 (Images Courtesy Cornbread Works)

  • Architect: Van Rooijen Architecten
  • Name of Project: Playground building
  • Location: Utrecht, The Netherlands
  • Client: Municipality of Utrecht
  • Interior architect: Van Rooijen Architecten
  • Photographer: Cornbread Works
  • Completion: April 2010
  • Award: The project received an honorable mention for The Dutch Building of the Year 2011 Award.

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Fraunhofer Portugal in Oporto by Pedra Silva Architects

Thursday, September 29th, 2011

Article source: Pedra Silva Architects

Fraunhofer Portugal is a non-profit private research association and is part of the German Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, the largest organization for applied research in Europe. Although not familiar to the general public, Fraunhofer is responsible for many important innovations, including, for example, the MP3 file format, and many advances in workplace organization research.

Image Courtesy João Morgado

  • Architects: Pedra Silva Architects
  • Project: Fraunhofer Portugal
  • Location: Oporto, Portugal
  • Project Coordination: Luis Pedra Silva with ENGEXPOR
  • Team: Hugo Ramos, Rita Pais, Jette Fyhn, Dina Castro, André Góis Fernandes, Ana Lúcia da Cruz, Ricardo Sousa, Bruno Almeida
  • MEP design: JCT with GATENGEL
  • Software used: Autodesk 3ds Max 2010, Autodesk Autocad 2010, Graphisoft Archicad 13 and Adobe Creative Suite 3

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Martinet Primary School in Barcelona, Spain by Mestura Architects

Thursday, September 29th, 2011

Article source: Mestura Architects

The Project was to design a CEIP 2L primary school that would conform to the functionality outlines devised by the Catalonia Regional Government’s Department of Education.  The school has been built on a small plot and, as is standard for this kind of centre, arranged in a U shape around the infants’ playground, which frees up the rest of the plot for the primary playground.  The school is in the Alameda district of Cornellá de Llobregat and is bounded on the north by a football pitch, on the east by Silici Street, by a green area on the south and by the Ronda de Dalt de Barcelona on the west.

Exterior View (Images Courtesy Pedro Pegenaute)

  • Architect: Mestura Architects
  • Name of Project: Martinet Primary School
  • Location: Cornellà de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain
  • Team of Architect: Humbert Costas, Manuel Gómez, Jaime Blanco, Carlos Durán, Josep M. Estapè
  • Scope of Services: Scheme Design, Detail Design and Site Supervision
  • Photographer: Pedro Pegenaute

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Rigoletto spice market in Tokyo, Japan by SWeeT Designed using Vectorworks

Thursday, September 29th, 2011

Article source: SWeeT co.,ltd

Restaurant composition

The interior image is neo bistro in Odeon district Paris thinking about the age of discovery of Europe when fascinated by the spice. The furniture that has beautiful carved line and tile decoration is enhanced the restaurant atmosphere. There is the Garden of Eden made by layers of Glass on main dining wall and is many kind of spice display.

 

Side View in Night

  • Architect:SWeeT co.,ltd
  • Name of Project: Rigoletto spice market
  • Location: Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
  • Software used: Vectorworks

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Ise O in Mie, Japan by Chikara Ohno / sinato

Thursday, September 29th, 2011

Article source: Chikara Ohno / sinato

A new house built on the misshapen site for a family of four.  The site faces the urban scale such as parking area and public pool.  So it was better to keep enough distance from them, but the house open to the outside was required.  We placed 3 rectangles along the site, 3 quadrangles between the rectangles and 1 triangle at the center on a plan.  3 rectangles are the mass for the rooms such as living room, kitchen, bedroom, etc.  3 quadrangles are the courtyards.

Image Courtesy Hiroshi Ueda

  • Architects: Chikara Ohno / sinato
  • Project: Ise O
  • Location: Mie, Japan
  • Use: house
  • Site area: 198.31m2
  • Building area: 76.61m2
  • Total floor area: 146.56m2
  • Client: individual
  • Completion: 2/2009
  • Structural design: Ryuji Tabata / ASD
  • Photographer: Hiroshi Ueda

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Beijing Yizhuang Mix in China by Design Crew for Architecture

Thursday, September 29th, 2011

Article source: Design Crew for Architecture

Yizhuang is a new city in the south-east of Beijing. At the moment the area is only fields on which the infrastructures works have already started. So there is a main street that will go throughout the city from north to south. This main street will be crossed by 3 main knots defining 3 main districts : an administrative district, a cultural district and an offices district. Our project is located in the offices district and will be the first to be built. A train station stops right in front of the plot, the line will be linking downtown Beijing to the upcoming Yizhuang city.

Beijing Yizhuang Mix

  • Architects: Design Crew for Architecture
  • Project: Beijing Yizhuang Mix
  • Location: Yizhuang, Ludong district, Beijing, China
  • Partners in charge: CHAUSSON Nicolas, HUANG Jiaoyang
  • Renderings: GAGNON Nicolas
  • Local Partner:ACO (YUAN Tiesheng)

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Vernooy House in Haarzuilens, The Netherlands by Van Rooijen Architecten

Wednesday, September 28th, 2011

Article source: Van Rooijen Architecten

A deteriorated farmhouse in the vicinity of the castle De Haar was demolished and replaced by a new one. The context of the rural surroundings and the dominant roof shape of the old farmhouse were the ingredients for the design concept of the new farmhouse. The new house has its own strong characteristics and refers to the ‘old’ only at an abstract level and can be appreciated as a ‘sculpture in the landscape’.

 

Night View (Images Courtesy Cornbread Works)

  • Architect: Van Rooijen Architecten
  • Name of Project: Vernooy House
  • Location: Haarzuilens, The Netherlands
  • Project: a rebuild farmhouse
  • Client: Undisclosed
  • Photographer: Cornbread Works
  • Completion: 2005

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Bridging the Gap by Studio BÄNG Designed using Rhino and Grasshopper

Wednesday, September 28th, 2011

Article source: Studio BÄNG

Thinking about a modular, quickly deploy- able and adaptable bridge design a quite complex shape based on parametric design strategies and digital fabrication methods was developed. We started to parametrize points in X, Y and Z direction at relevant areas of a bridge in Rhino Grasshopper. Four points at the beginning and the end of the bridge and four in the middle. These 12 parametrized points give the opportunity to steer the crosssection of the bridge at three important areas. Based on these points the defi nition creates three frames one for each end of the bridge and one in the middle.

Bridging the Gap

  • Architects: Studio BÄNG
  • Project: Bridging the Gap
  • Location: Weimar, Germany
  • Software used: Rhino and Grasshopper

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