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1950s Eichler Enlargement in Palo Alto by Klopf Architecture

Friday, October 18th, 2013

Article source: Klopf Architecture

Located in Palo Alto, the goal to expand and open spaces that flow in a smaller Eichler while increasing the amount of shelving place for books, magazines and archives from work for a retired owner preparing for aging-in-place. The design was intended to brighten and welcome land-locked rooms with skylights and using beam bays to expand the hallway and kitchen.

Image Courtesy © Mariko Reed

  • Architects: Klopf Architecture
  • Project: 1950s Eichler Enlargement
  • Location: Palo Alto, U.S.A
  • Photography: Mariko Reed
  • Software used: ArchiCAD

casa 3 in Foggia, Italy by Raimondo Guidacci

Friday, October 18th, 2013

Article source:  Raimondo Guidacci

This two-family house is located in Orsara di Puglia (southItaly), in a hill slope called Piano Paradiso.

The house is composed by an underground level, designed as garage, a groundfloor and an attic.

The main feature of this project is the roof, indeed it is modelled by the combination of three different skillion roofs with opposite orientation: two pointed towards the town centre and one oriented to the mountains. The entrance is placed on one side, connected with a minor street running along the slope.

Image Courtesy © Beppe Giardino

  • Architects: Raimondo Guidacci
  • Project: casa 3
  • Location: Foggia, Italy
  • Photography: Beppe Giardino
  • Area: 200 sqm
  • Year: 2005 project, 2006-2011 construction
  • Structural Engineer: Giuseppe Sgobbo
  • Client: Domenico Curcio
  • Contractor: Impresa di costruzioni Curcio

Pizzeria Susanna in New York by Sergio Mannino Studio

Friday, October 18th, 2013

Article source: Sergio Mannino Studio

We are pleased to announce the opening of a new authentic Italian pizzeria, Susanna, located in the heart of Greenwich Village on Bleecker Street. Susanna was born from the dream of 3 Italian brothers who came to New York City to start a new life and who wanted to offer authentic Italian style thin crust pizza.

Image Courtesy © Sergio Mannino Studio

  • Architects: Sergio Mannino Studio
  • Project: Pizzeria Susanna
  • Location: New York
  • Software used: 3dsmax, AutoCad, illustrator and photoshop

Village Memorial Hall in Freshford, UK by Hewitt Studios LLP

Friday, October 18th, 2013

Article source: Hewitt Studios LLP

Hewitt Studios recently won an invited competition to redesign the Freshford Village Memorial Hall, near Bath. Their vision was to provide a welcoming and attractive multipurpose focus for local community activity, complementing its outstanding rural setting.

Image Courtesy © Hewitt Studios LLP

  • Architects: Hewitt Studios LLP
  • Project: Village Memorial Hall
  • Location: Freshford, UK
  • Type Of Project: Community
  • Client: Trustees of Freshford Village Memorial Hall
  • Contract Value: c.£2.5m TBC
  • Software used: Vectorworks, Sketch-up

CORE in Joplin, Missouri by Q4 Architects

Friday, October 18th, 2013

Article source: Q4 Architects

CORE recently won first prize in the AIA Designing Recovery design competition for the Joplin, Missouri site.

Designed by Q4 Architects, CORE in Joplin, MO is designed to address the local vernacular by combining two single-cell homes: a centrally located \”Safe House\” acts as the hearth and divides a \”Perimeter House\”. The Safe House contains all of the functions of ‘home’ that are necessary for a family to recover quickly from disaster and live for an extended period of time until rebuilding is possible.

Image Courtesy © Q4 Architects

  • Architects: Q4 Architects
  • Project: CORE
  • Location: Joplin, Missouri
  • Software used: Autocad, Revit, and the Adobe Creative Suite

BUSINESS AVIATION TERMINAL in DUGNY, France by Etienne Famin Architecte

Friday, October 18th, 2013

Article source: Etienne Famin Architecte

Delivered in 2013, the Unijet terminal is located at the heart of the biggest business aviation platform in Europe. It is composed of a 1,200 sqmnew building dedicated to the company’s offices and VIP lounges, 600 sqm of planes’service rooms housed in an adjoining hangar and 1,000 sqm of enclosed areasmade of a 20 placescar parkand 250 sqm of landscaping.

Image Courtesy © Philippe Ruault

  • Architects: Etienne Famin Architecte
  • Project: BUSINESS AVIATION TERMINAL
  • Location: DUGNY, France
  • Photography: Philippe Ruault
  • CLIENT: Unijet

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

  • Technical engineers: GrontmijSéchaudBossuyt
  • Façade engineers: RFR
  • PROGRAM: business aviationterminal
  • DELIVERY: Mai 2013

SURFACES 

  • Area: 1 800 sqm
  • Car park: 750sqm
  • Landscaping: 250 sqm
  • COST: 4 300 000 € VAT excluded

CONTRACTORS

  • Main contractor: Brezillon
  • Façades specialized contractor: Façades Ingénierie Construction
  • PRODUCTS: Vachette, Aric, Pierre BleueBelge, Somfy, USM, Malerba, Flos, Gerflor, Ox-Home, knoll, Dorma, Nimbus, Gradus, Denon, Santa & Cole, Oberflex, RSL, Porcelanosa, Miele, .Hess, Rimadesio, Artemide, Gessi, Liebherr, Marcal, Placo, BEGA, Antoniolupi, Desautel, CIAT, SchucoDeltalight, Geberit, Behar, Kone, Reynaers, Catellani& Smith, Duravit, Bticino, SSS Siedle, Hoppe, Alter, Allia, Legrand, Finimetal

Library and Learning Centre in Vienna, Austria by Zaha Hadid Architects

Friday, October 18th, 2013

Article source: Rieder Smart Element GmbH

Here are the first photographs of Zaha Hadid’s Library and Learning Centre at the Vienna University of Economics and Business, which opened last week in the city’s second district.

The library and learning centre is one of seven buildings that make up the new campus at the Vienna University of Economics and Business (Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien), designed to accommodate 24,000 students and 1800 staff. The most distinctive feature of Zaha Hadid’s 28,000-square-metre building is a large black volume that is perched over the roof and cantilevers out across a public square at the main entrance.

Image Courtesy © Rieder Smart Element GmbH

FUZI pedestrian Candido in Innichen, Italy by AllesWirdGut Architektur ZT GmbH

Tuesday, October 15th, 2013

Article source: AllesWirdGut Architektur ZT GmbH 

Conversions of old city centers into traffic-free shopping and tourists’ malls have frequently been performed according to trite recipes. The shops’ increase in turnover mostly stands in opposite to the commercial alienation of old structures – a process of ‘gentrification’ in which old substance is scenically pepped up, while local societies are hollowed out and superseded.

Image Courtesy © Hertha Hurnaus

  • Architects: AllesWirdGut Architektur ZT GmbH
  • Project: FUZI pedestrian Candido
  • Location: Innichen, Italy
  • Photography: Hertha Hurnaus, AllesWirdGut
  • Customer: Community Innichen – San Candido, Pflegplatz I-39038 San Candido – San Candido
  • Start of planning Competition: 08/1999
  • Completion: 1 Phase, 07/2002, 2 phase 07.2003
  • Nettogrundrißfläche: 6.300m ²
  • General Planning: AllesWirdGut architecture ZT GmbH
  • Employee: Gilles Delalex, Frank Müller, Jan Schröder, Martin Brandt, Sebastian Gretzer
  • Special experts: Site office assistant supervision Brunico

Hoddeia Multi-Use Stages by Nuvist

Tuesday, October 15th, 2013

Article source: Nuvist

Hoddeia multi-use stages creates a world in between two similar functions which will use separately or altogether.

Amphitheater which will host musical, cultural, theatrical events and at the other side of Hoddeia (beach side of it) music area which will use for musical and dancing event and activities are become one under the continuous outer roof skin.

Hoddeia’s fluid sculptural volume makes possible to use two functions are together or separately.

Image Courtesy © Nuvist

  • Architects: Nuvist
  • Project: Hoddeia Multi-Use Stages

Danish summer house in Sjælland, Denmark by Powerhouse Company

Tuesday, October 15th, 2013

Article source: Powerhouse Company

Village House
Powerhouse Company was asked to design a weekend house for a young family in northern Sjælland, Denmark. Village House is an exploration on the possibilities of the Summer cabin, the traditional Danish vacation home. While keeping the cabin’s footprint small, spatial as well as sustainable, there is a wide range of spatial possibilities, by using a five-fingered floor plan.

Image Courtesy © Åke E. Son Lindman

  • Architects: Powerhouse Company
  • Project: Danish summer house
  • Location: Sjælland, Denmark
  • Photography: Åke E. Son Lindman
  • Partner in charge: Charles Bessard
  • Project leader: Lotte Adolph Bessard
  • Team: Charles Bessard, Lotte Adolph Bessard, Ted Schauman, Kristina Tegner, Peter Nilsson
  • Structural engineering: Ove Heede Consult ApS
  • Energy consultancy: Ellehauge & Kildemoses
  • Watch the short video of Village House: http://vimeo.com/73288918



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