ArchShowcase Archive for 2012Hemonides Applied Arts office in Nicosia, Cyprus by Hemonides applied arts ltdSaturday, February 18th, 2012Article source: Hemonides applied arts ltd Hemonides Applied Arts’ is a creative team with over forty years experience in applied design. The Hemonides family name, with over three generations of tradition in interior design, has become synonymous with unique design, creativity and above all elegance.  Hemonides Applied Arts office
Fuerte Puerto Aventuras Headquarters in Medellín, Mexico by JSa ArquitecturaSaturday, February 18th, 2012Article source: JSa Arquitectura This Project is the winner of a private bid for the design of the Corporate Office Building of Fuerte Puerto Aventuras S.A. de C.V.,, and would also house a couple of sister companies. We designed the building under the premise of a mixed program, entailing storage and the administrative and sales offices of the company.  Rendering
Hotel Armenia in Sochi for Winter Olimpic Games 2014 by SMV Architects (designed with ArchiCAD, 3dS Max, and Photoshop)Saturday, February 18th, 2012Article source: SMV Architects The mountains, canyons, powerful rivers, waterfalls and lakes surrounded by rough rocks have turned into the cradle of the Armenian nation. Armenia, being the first to adopt Christianity as a state religion in 301 has taken its faith through centuries of adversities and temptations to our days. Armenia is a country that thanks to its literary works and masterpieces of art has enriched the world culture.  Concept
Geschenke Gerdes in Darmstadt, Germany by Costas Koutsoftides Architects (designed with ArchiCAD and AutoCAD)Saturday, February 18th, 2012Article source: Costas Koutsoftides Architects Create an interior within an existing shop that facilitates the process of making, displaying, and selling a variety of bombonieres. These items are gifts that are given out on special occasions, such as at weddings and christenings, to the guests. They usually come with 5 Jordan almonds, which for weddings, symbolises health, wealth, happiness, fertility and long life.  Image Courtesy Gerd Baum
JS Bach Chamber Music Hall in Manchester, UK by Zaha Hadid ArchitectsSaturday, February 18th, 2012Article source: Zaha Hadid Architects Zaha Hadid Architects have created a unique chamber music hall specially designed to house solo performances of the exquisite music of Johann Sebastian Bach. A voluminous ribbon swirls within the room, carving out a spatial and visual response to the intricate relationships of Bach’s harmonies. As the ribbon careens above the performer, cascades into the ground and wraps around the audience, the original room as a box is sculpted into fluid spaces swelling,merging, and slipping through one another.  Exterior View
Laposa Bazaltbor winery in Badacsonytomaj, Hungary by Atelier Peter KisSaturday, February 18th, 2012Article source: Atelier Peter Kis
The Witness Hills The Witness Hills illustrate the original height of the previously eroded and weathered area. These hills do not form a chain, but are solitary islands that stand alone preserving a specific stratification that arose from the former Pannon sea. Millions of years ago at the deepest part of the Pannon Sea that covered the Balaton Highland and the entire territory of the country, violent volcanic activity took place.
 Laposa Bazaltbor winery
Reconversion de la station service de Mies van der Rohe à l’Île des Soeurs in Verdun, Canada by Les ArchitectesSaturday, February 18th, 2012Article source: Les Architectes Nun’s Island is part of the Hochelaga archipelago located immediately southwest of Montreal. It’s urbanization followed the opening of the Champlain bridge in 1962 under an ambitious master plan carried out by Metropolitan Structures, a real estate giant who had built numerous projects in Chicago with the collaboration of Mies van der Rohe. The new community included three high rise apartment buildings by Mies office and it led, in 1966, to a commission from Standard Oil to design a prototypical gas station.  Image Courtesy Steve Montpetit
3 Whale Rock Lane Residence in East Hampton, New York by Eisner DesignSaturday, February 18th, 2012Article source: Eisner Design Its entrance sequence requires one to circulate along a raised stone planter wall that acts as a landscaped transition from the exterior to the interior of the house. The entryway occurs at the juncture of the two wings of an L-shaped plan. One enters into the taller, one-and-a-half storey public living area wing, an open loft space containing the kitchen, dining and living space. The smaller private wing consists of three bedrooms.  Image Courtesy Paul Warchol
Water Circle (Cheong-Shim Purification Center) in Korea by UnSangDong ArchitectsSaturday, February 18th, 2012Article source: UnSangDong Architects Silence & movement Most of all, we focused on a robust, simple and tranquil architecture intuitively as we take up the form and space. Another point we considered is a vigorous architecture which evoke water vitality in still emotion. The circular form symbolises pure crystal of living organisms. Circular plan which is 32 metres in diameter, 11 metres in height soars from the ground. Firm, still and refined curve wall opens with gradual, arbitrary and rhythmic rules. We expect another tone colour through the open and solid curved wall. Musical facade is achieved through this project it plays in andante, moderato and allegro. It conveys silence and movement simultaneously.  Construction work (Images Courtesy Shin Kyung-sub)
G-M House in Apulia region, Italy by Bart Conterio ArchitectSaturday, February 18th, 2012Article source: Bart Conterio Architect The G-M house is located in the South-Eastern extremity of Italy , and it is surrounded by the green typical olive trees and the blue Mediterranean Sea. The project is based on the principles of bio-climatic architecture and green building, through the perfect integration of architecture, landscape and micro climatic comfort. (consume less for a better life !!!).  G-M House
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