Archive for April 24th, 2013
Wednesday, April 24th, 2013
Article source: Paul de Vroom Architecten
De Jacobsvlinder (Cinnabar) School, previously known as the Prins Bernhard School, is a part of the restructuring of the Palenstein neighbourhood, a quarter of Zoetermeer near the centre, built in the nineteen-sixties. Architecturally, the new school building forms the link between the urbanity of the Nieuw-Schoutenhoek housing complex currently under construction, and the small-scale character of the existing village of detached houses that directly adjoins the location.
 Image Courtesy © Ossip van Duivenbode
- Architects: Paul de Vroom Architecten
- Project: De Jacobsvlinder School
- Location: Zoetermeer, the Netherlands
- Photography: Ossip van Duivenbode
- Client: Proper Stok BV with Vidomes and the Municipality of the city Zoetermeer
- Artist: Isao
- Construction-Engineer: Zonneveld Ingenieurs
- Installation-advisor: Schreuder
- Planning : 2007 – commission, 2007-2011-design, 2011-2012-construction
- Gross Floor Area: 1250m2
- Exterior materials: Brick in polymetrical bond
- Interior materials: Wood, ceramics, epoxy
- Software used: Vectorworks
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Tags: The Netherlands, Zoetermeer
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Wednesday, April 24th, 2013
Article source: SV60 arquitectos
Our proposal starts with an existing traditional house enclosed between the side walls of two adjacent buildings in the area of San Lorenzo neighborhood, in the Historical Center of Seville. The origin of the house dates to the late S. XVIII, but it has suffered several modifications in different times till the present.
 Image Courtesy © Jesús Granada
- Architects: SV60 arquitectos
- Project: Malpartida House
- Location: C/ Juan Rabadán 38. Sevilla. España
- Photography: Jesús Granada
- Team: Antonio Gonzalez Cordon, Antonio G. Linan
- Collaborators: Architects, Victor Silveira, Mª Luz Villar
- Technical Architect: Manuel Lopez Ruiz
- Owner: Privado
- Construction: Sansor S.A.
- Year: 2008/2010
- Area: 572 sqm
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Tags: Sevilla, Spain
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Wednesday, April 24th, 2013
Article source: brandt + simon architekten
The untypical facade of coloured plain tiles make this house a peculiar new member of the urban fabric. Simultaneously the hasty passerby will not neccessarily take notice of the greenish structure blending with plants and trees deep in the gap between neighbouring buildings.
 Image Courtesy © Michael Nast
Tags: Berlin, Germany
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Wednesday, April 24th, 2013
Article source: SV60 Arquitectos
The old hospital was presenting a conventual domestic cloister altered by successive interventions and that was preserving the optical sense of the wall and the value of intimacy in the perimeter structures. The transformations on the original convent during the hospital period have been hiding part of the past structures and the conventual decoration.
 Image Courtesy © Jesús Granada
- Architects: SV60 Arquitectos
- Project: San Jerónimo Hospital Refurbishment
- Location: Sevilla, Spain
- Photography: Jesús Granada
- Collaborators: Francisco Martínez Fuentes, Ramón Travesedo
- Technical Architect: Manuel López Ruiz
- Construction: FREYSSINET S.A.
- Architect In Charge: Antonio González Cordon
- Area: 1,784 sqm
- Year: 2009
Tags: Sevilla, Spain
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Wednesday, April 24th, 2013
Article source: Lagula Arquitectes
Bitxo House stands on the gentle hills of the Pre-Pyrenean landscape of Graugés, in the Berguedá region, a hundred kilometres north of Barcelona, with the Queralt mountain range at the background and located between mountain style houses. The owners, Xavier and Queralt, both of them musicians, acquire, about 20 years ago, a plot to raise the stave, where to the score of their lives. Over time, without rush. The design and construction of housing extends for over ten years, until today.
 Image courtesy Lagula Arquitectes
Tags: Barcelona, Spain
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Wednesday, April 24th, 2013
Article source: 3XN
The intent of the new Museum & Educational Centre (MEC) is to be a meaningful building beyond its iconic form. Through both an internal and external architectural expression of flexibility, it recognizes that architecture shapes behavior. In that regard, the new MEC is about connecting with people, while opening up the world of science, technology, innovation and Russia’s extraordinary achievements in these domains. As technology develops and we enter deeper into the 21st century, the convergence of Science and Art becomes even more relevant in our everyday interactions. Today’s society seeks ways that Science and Mathematics can be viewed as approachable disciplines, in order to understand the full potential of technology, and its applications in making our world a better place. The new MEC will be a gateway to this world, challenging and evolving visitors’ perception of science and technology.
 Image Courtesy 3XN
- Architects: 3XN
- Project: Museum And Educational Center
- Location: Moscow, Russia
- Local Architect: Asadov Architectural Studio
- Engineer: BuroHappold
- Software used: Rhino is the primary software for designing this project. In addition architects used Grasshopper which allows generative/parametric 3D-models for Rhino. During the sketch phase Autodesk 3ds Max was also used.
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Tags: Moscow, Russia
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