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Gymnasium, Palais des Sports in Loudéac, France by Agence Bohuon Bertic Architectes

Tuesday, June 19th, 2012

Article source: Agence Bohuon Bertic Architectes

At first, the establishment site of the sports hall has an open character.  We are in the presence of a simple space, a vast grassland which spreads throughout the south side of a hill. Located on the upper part, it is a maximum space which has conserved the beauty of agricultural spaces, contained in planted trees limits.  The choice of establishing the sports hall on the plot comes from a clear relationship and complementarity with the close existing sportive area.  This space has clearly the distant and the horizon for limits but also long and high tree lines which contain the hill and emphasize the slopes of the scenery.

Gymnasium, Palais des Sports

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Meeting Hall Gosdorf in Styria, Austria by HOFRICHTER-RITTER Architects

Tuesday, June 19th, 2012

Article source: HOFRICHTER-RITTER Architects

In comparison to the local surroundings, the distinctive architecture of the hall marks the attempt to provide a new highlight in a highly heterogeneous and, in terms of scale, non-homogeneous structure of a rural settlement. The hall has been deliberately designed as a venue for everyone; it stands apart from its neighbouring buildings and almost looks like a UFO that has just landed.

Image Courtesy Paul Ott

  • Architects: HOFRICHTER-RITTER Architects
  • Project: Meeting Hall Gosdorf
  • Location: Gosdorf, Styria, Austria
  • Area: about 750 m2
  • Finishing Time: November 2011
  • Photographer: Paul Ott

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Floating Islands in New York City by Gianluca Milesi Architecture

Tuesday, June 19th, 2012

Article source: Gianluca Milesi Architecture

“DO IT BEFORE NOT AFTER” – floating structures operation – A new way to think at disaster The worlds is becoming more and more sensitive to the climate changing, that, according to the most reputed studies, will have heavy and often dramatic effects on the earth and on us. Recently very well known dramatic events pushed the citizens, the governments and the organizations to think new and more appropriate strategies in order to provide relief to the population’s victims of these catastrophic natural events. This is the aim of this competition too. In medicine there are mostly two ways to try to reduce the impact of diseases on people; one is to cure and the other one is to prevent. We all know that to prevent is better than to cure.

New York Emergency

  • Architects: Gianluca Milesi Architecture
  • Project: Floating Islands – New York Emergency
  • Location:  New York
  • Competition and Conceptual Project, 2010
  • Software used: The projects are redacted using mostly 3dstudio max with the eventual contribution of autocad, with different renderings engines, in particular we have used mental ray.

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Cross House in Koganei, Japan by Love Architecture Inc.

Tuesday, June 19th, 2012

Article source: Love Architecture Inc.

The site for this project was located on a riverbank in a suburban residential area outside Tokyo. Surrounded by landscaped paths lined with cherry trees and small red bridges, the site features a community bus stop at one corner that makes an appearance in Hayao Miyazaki’s animated film “The Secret World of Arrietty”.

Cross House

  • Architects: Love Architecture Inc.
  • Project: Cross House
  • Location: Koganei, Japan
  • Client: Private
  • Structural design: LOW FAT structure Inc.
  • Gross usable floor: 126.24㎡
  • Lot size: 162,22㎡
  • Start of work: April 2010
  • Completion of work: December 2011
  • Structure in : Timber

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Cafe Lolita in Ljubljana, Slovenia by Trije arhitekti

Tuesday, June 19th, 2012

Article source: Trije arhitekti

Materials: preserved old parquet, exposed painted brick wall, spatolato, laquered iron, textile and custom designed ceiling print
Concepts: Lolita is the latest fruit of long term collaboration between architectural office Trije arhitekti and client Kaval Group

Occupying the former warehouse in the central historic palace in Ljubljana, Lolita gives a tribute to a tradition of cafes and the richness of living on the crossroads where one enjoys listening to a variety of everyday stories while brewing one’s own behind a newspaper at the same time.

Image Courtesy Miran Kambič

  • Architects: Architectural office Trije arhitekti – led by architect Andrej Mercina
  • Project: Cafe Lolita
  • Location: Historic center of Ljubljana, Slovenia
  • Completed date: January 2011
  • Gross area: 160m2
  • Photographer: Jagoda Jejčič, Miran Kambič
  • Awarded or not: Nominee: Best Hospitality Interior 2012; Restaurant and Bar Design Awards 2012 (comment:  results Autumn 2012)
  • Software used: AutoCAD 2010 and 2011

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ECO-Sport Facility in Puerto Rico by Ramirez-Gonzalez Studio, PSC

Tuesday, June 19th, 2012

Article source: Ramirez-Gonzalez Studio, PSC

Proposed by Ramirez-Gonzalez Studio architecture firm, the ECO-Sport Facility is a novel design, which accomplishes the re-engineering of the typical basketball court architecture in Puerto Rico into a sustainable building. The concept was based on the firm’s own philosophy by conceiving ‘Architecture as an Adapted Product’ which permits the project architects to improve the structure environmental output within cost-efficiency parameters from early stages of the design development.

ECO-Sport Facility

  • Architects: Ramirez-Gonzalez Studio, PSC
  • Project: ECO-Sport Facility
  • Location: Puerto Rico
  • Design Team: Emmanuel Ramirez, AIA (principal) and Wilfredo Mendez, AIT
  • Cost: 320,000 USD
  • Status: Preliminary Development
  • Software used: AutoCAD & SketchUp

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John Robert Powers in Jakarta, Indonesia by Meta- Studio

Tuesday, June 19th, 2012

Article source: Meta- Studio

Studio Meta-, Hong Kong based architecture practice, was commissioned to design a new space for John Robert Powers in Indonesia. Located in the North of Jakarta, JRP’s Kelapa Gading branch proposed a new identity and a fresh atmosphere to re-animate its role as an institution specialized in ethic and manner in Indonesia. The space organisation is inspired by sliding boxes with different colour for each box.

Main view

  • Architects: Meta- Studio
  • Project: John Robert Powers (North Jakarta Branch)
  • Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
  • Client : John Robert Powers (Indonesia)
  • Project team : Jaenes Bong, Jonathan Alotto, Sam Cho, Jaena Bong
  • Area : 296m2
  • Software used : Autocad, Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, Cinema4D

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Valiant Forces : Seoul’s Urban Stadium as a Poly-Valiant Structure and Explosive Tectonic Form in Korea by Michael Arellanes II

Tuesday, June 19th, 2012

Article source:  Michael Arellanes II

The design proposal is for an urban stadium that will serve the local colleges, high schools, and surrounding communities within Seoul to enclose sports venues and entertainment. The site is located in the Nan-Ji camping area near No-Eul Park, Sang -Am-Dong. This is an ideal site for its view of the city skyline and its proximity to nature. With such an explosive tectonic form placed in such a site, the project performs as a catalyst for varied activities over long durations. Scale and material elements activate the urban condition by the stadiums placement along the coast. With a radiant force of curvature and triangulated panelization through the path of the structures body, it adds a dynamic flux form with structural capabilities. The valiancy is applied to the outer and inner structural shell by its configuration, composite-performance, aesthetic, and operational functions. The dynamic curving exterior body is intended to have poly-operational purposes, not only a visual stimulus but as a layered structure with curving pockets of space that transition the occupant from floor to floor. Entrance into the structure begins at the center of the exploding tectonics; this brings them into a tessellated secondary structure that’s integrated into the stadium seating. The form of the exterior begins with radically fluid bodies and transition into sleek components that shield weather elements and perform with edifice veracity. The component shells distribute tension through the varied curved type and contain a gradient cavity that screens sunlight for the stadium audience. Materials for the project are stainless steel, carbon fiber, and concrete to create a strong monument of urban flux and valiance.

Image Courtesy Michael Arellanes II

  • Architects:  Michael Arellanes II
  • Project: Valiant Forces : Seoul’s Urban Stadium as a Poly-Valiant Structure and Explosive Tectonic Form
  • Location:  Seoul, Korea
  • Company:  ma2
  • Status:  Processed

Image Courtesy Michael Arellanes II

Concept:

Poly-Valiant structures are tectonics with multi-performance properties that address engineering, aesthetics, technology, surfaces, space, and component based typologies. The urban stadium attempts to contain sleek elements and lines like that of high performance sports cars. This gives the stadium valiancy in aerodynamic formal bodies and operational function. The aesthetic formalizes an exploding force that compounds into a structural shell, and then stretches across in a simple-elegant curve. It expresses the varied stages of force.

Image Courtesy Michael Arellanes II

Image Courtesy Michael Arellanes II

Image Courtesy Michael Arellanes II

Image Courtesy Michael Arellanes II

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SPORT COURT in Sarcelles, France by Emmanuel Combarel

Tuesday, June 19th, 2012

Article source:  Emmanuel Combarel

Located 16 kilometres from Paris, Sarcelles is part of the banlieue that hurriedly accommodated the immigrants who arrived at the end of the 50s. With a current population close to 60.000, Sarcelles consists of a small old core and a huge expansion to the south known as Le grand Ensemble and conceived in 1965 by Jacques Henri-Labourdette. Paradigm of an urban plan where the urgency of social housing was such that no thought was given to mitigating the conflicts of coexistence, fifty years after it went up the city is the scene of confrontations between communities of different belief and has an unemployment rate nearing 20%.

Image Courtesy Philippe Ruault

  • Architects  : Emmanuel Combarel, Dominique Marrec
  • Project :  SPORT COURT in Sarcelles
  • Location : Lycée La Tourelle, Sarcelles, France
  • Client  : Région Ile de France
  • Collaborators  : BETIBA Bureau d’Etudes Techniques
  • Main contractors  : LAFRANQUE,  APLOMB,  EVERLITE,  XR Systems,  Tennis et Sols
  • Program : Sport Court

Image Courtesy Philippe Ruault

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Port and Cruise Service Center International Competition in Kaohsiung, Taiwan by Gianluca Milesi Architecture

Saturday, June 16th, 2012

Article source: Gianluca Milesi Architecture

Architecture as an expression of changing times

Kaohsiung city is a port and, as many other ports is in a situation of changing. The reasons of this changing have been very well analysed by many.. factories that move their production somewhere else. the decreasing of the traffic on the sea.. and many others depending on the particular locations. New York and London already provided, at least partially, to reconvert the unused piers or the part of the city close to the sea or the river previously dedicated to the maritime traffic to other destinations and a different life. The case of Kaohsiung is somehow similar, but there is a difference in the conception of the changing and the strategy related. Many cities just dismissed their piers and their warfs because they were useless and decided to dedicate these part of the city to new and different destinations.

Port and Cruise Service Center

  • Architects: Gianluca Milesi Architecture
  • Project: Port and Cruise Service Center International Competition
  • Location: Kaohsiung, Taiwan
  • Software used: The projects are redacted using mostly 3dstudio max with the eventual contribution of autocad, with different renderings engines, in particular we have used mental ray.

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