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GIPES – Institut de Formation des Professionnels de la Santé in Avignon, France by NBJ architects

Monday, April 28th, 2014

Article source: NBJ architects

The project is an interior renovation of an existing building and seeks to establish a coherent whole operation by adapting the program to the needs and uses of new users. The intervention is essentially a reorganization of interior spaces, limiting interventions on buildings and ensuring optimization of quality and comfort of use. The general principles of circulation of the old building are maintained and adapted to the standards required by the change of destination.

Image Courtesy © Paul KOZLOWSKI

Image Courtesy © Paul KOZLOWSKI

  • Architects: NBJ architects
  • Project: GIPES – Institut de Formation des Professionnels de la Santé
  • Location: Avignon, France
  • Photography: Paul KOZLOWSKI
  • Client: Région PACA – Direction des Lycée
  • Architects in Change: Elodie NOURRIGAT/Jacques BRION/Romain JAMOT– NBJ Architectes
  • Project Area: 6 830 sqm
  • Cost: 3 Millions € HT
  • Delivery date: December 2012

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St. Thomas Courthouse Rehabilitation in Canada by FGMDA

Monday, April 28th, 2014

Article source: FGMDA

The inauguration of the Elgin County Courthouse, consolidating the Superior Court of Justice and the Ontario Court of Justice, occurred on March 18, 2014 in St. Thomas Ontario. The ceremony marked the opening of the new judicial complex, incorporating a substantial new construction, by the project architect NORR Ltd, and the integration of the original St. Thomas courthouse, by the conservation architects FGMDA. The master planning was the result of a joint collaboration.

Image Courtesy © Alain Laforest

Image Courtesy © Alain Laforest

  • Architects: FGMDA
  • Project: St. Thomas Courthouse Rehabilitation
  • Location: St. Thomas, Canada
  • Photography: Alain Laforest, FGMDA
  • Client: Infrastructure Ontario
  • Heritage building area: 2 747 m2
  • Partner-in-charge: Julia Gersovitz
  • Project Architect: Neil McNulty
  • Team: Simona Rusu, Peter Moses, Radu Stoicescu, Judith Boisvert and Marianne Leroux
  • Construction Contract Administration: Michael Barrett
  • Heritage Structural Engineer: Jokinen Engineering Services

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Gurgaon 66 in India by Maison Edouard François

Monday, April 28th, 2014

Article source: Maison Edouard François

In Vatsu, which is the Indian precursor of Fengshui, a large road passing in front of a building is a sign of its prosperity. The site of the new Gurgaon 66 sector is thus priceless, with highways passing on both sides. It will therefore be dedicated to luxury! The program is above all a luxury commercial center dedicated to world-renowned brands, stores, cinemas, and restaurants. There are also office spaces and a hotel with residence services.

Image Courtesy © Maison Edouard François

Image Courtesy © Maison Edouard François

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MAR Azul House in Buenos Aires, Argentina by BAK arquitectos

Monday, April 28th, 2014

Article source: BAK arquitectos

The place 
Mar Azul is a seaside resort on the coast of Buenos Aires, located 12 miles south of Villa Gesell, with an extensive beach of dunes and lush virgin pine trees forest. The owners, members of the studio and for years familiar with this location, chose precisely the splendid scenery of the forest to build a small summer house.

Image Courtesy © BAK arquitectos

Image Courtesy © BAK arquitectos

  • Architects: BAK arquitectos
  • Project: MAR Azul House
  • Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Cruise Ship Terminal in the Port in Seville, Spain by ARQUITECTOS HOMBRE DE PIEDRA & buró4

Monday, April 28th, 2014

Article source: ARQUITECTOS HOMBRE DE PIEDRA & buró4

The Port of Seville needed a new Cruise Ship Terminal with a flexible character, multipurpose, extendable, easily removable and even movable. This would permit to accomodate the unpredictable number of passengers in the port and it would not limit the possibilities of the urban-port valuable space of the Muelle de las Delicias. Re-using shipping containers was proposed. On the other hand, the place, near the historic centre, was claiming an object of architectural quality to dialogue with its urban environment.

Image Courtesy ©  Jesús Granada.

Image Courtesy © Jesús Granada.

  • Architects: ARQUITECTOS HOMBRE DE PIEDRA & buró4
  • Project: Cruise Ship Terminal in the Port
  • Location: Seville, Spain
  • Photography: Jesús Granada.
  • Design Team: Juan Manuel Rojas Fernández, 
Jesús Díaz Gómez
, José Luis Sainz-Pardo Prieto-Castro, Ramón de los Santos Cuevas Rebollo, Jorge Ferral Sevilla, Laura Domínguez Hernández, Francisco Javier Carmona Stamatis Zografos
, Cristiano Rossi, Angelene Clarke
  • Structural engineering: Same as architects
  • Construction supervision: Same as architects
  • Quantity Surveyor: Manuel J. Cansino Conejero
  • Client: Seville Port Authority
  • Built area: 508 m2 (gross)
  • Cost: 225.210 € 443 €/m2
  • Design phase (beginning and ending month, year): January 2013- March 2013
  • Construction phase (beginning and ending month, year): March 2013 – April 2013 (45 days: 30 days in the industry and 15 days on-site)

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