Archive for December 8th, 2015
Tuesday, December 8th, 2015
Article source: Liong Lie Architects
De Bazaar is the biggest indoor market of Europe. It was built 35 years ago and 2 million people visit De Bazaar every year. The market size is 75000 m² and consists of 700 shops, 300 market stalls and vendors with 50 different nationalities. De Bazaar has a variety of market areas, ranging from the Eastern market to the Black market.
 Image Courtesy © Hannah Anthonysz
- Architects: Liong Lie Architects
- Project: De Bazaar Mihrab
- Location: Buitenlanden, Beverwijk, The Netherlands
- Photography: Hannah Anthonysz
- Client: De Bazaar, Beverwijk
- Design team: Liong Lie, Roeland de Jong, Martijn Huits, Michael Schuurmantogether with Leaders, against Routine – leadersagainstroutine.nl
- Contractor: Vios Bouwgroep BV
- Program: Shopping location in Hal 30 of De Bazaar with food- and non-food shops
- Total amount of shops: 43
- Total area: 1650
- Time span: 8 Months, including design phase
- Built: 2014
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Tags: Beverwijk, The Netherlands
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Tuesday, December 8th, 2015
Article source: BCQ arquitectura barcelona
The restoration and recovery inside the Castle of Calafell were carried out years ago. Later, however, excavations were conducted in its extramural environment in which the remains of human activities of great interest: burials, food storage, remnants of older buildings, remains of the passage of vehicles… were found.
 Image Courtesy © BCQ arquitectura barcelona
- Architects: BCQ arquitectura barcelona
- Project: ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK CASTLE OF CALAFELL
- Location: Tarragona, Spain
- Architects Authors: Toni Casamor, David Baena, Manel Peribáñez, Maria Taltavull,
- Architects team: Jordi Sánchez, Mika Iitomi (Landscaping), Vasco Mourão, Volker Schultz, Johanna Schweer, Jesús Caleb Treviño, Cassandre Lemarcis
- Technical Architect: Forteza Carbonell Associats, Maurici Díaz
- Structural Calculations: Eskubi-Turró Arquitectes, Jordi Granada, Arch.
- M&E Engineering: AIA Instal·lacions Arquitectòniques, Technical Department of Calafell Town Council
- Museum exhibit design: Dr. Joan Santacana (DIDPATRI-UB), Miriam Bernabé
- Client: Calafell Town Council
- Contractor: VIOPISA / AMC5 (more…)
Tags: Spain, Tarragona
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Tuesday, December 8th, 2015
Article source: Quadrangle Architects Limited
Abacus Lofts sensitively responds to its diverse context, setting a strong precedent for midrise, mixed-use intensification in the City of Toronto. Located in the Little Portugal neighbourhood, just east of bustling Ossington Avenue on Dundas Street West, the area is dotted with gleaming galleries, boutiques and restaurants that are popular with the city’s young and trendy. Traditional churrasqueiras, bakeries and narrow, red brick homes root the long-standing Portuguese and Brazilian community. The 39-unit, eight-storey Abacus, which replaces a rundown auto services centre on an 8,000-square-foot site, plies both realms thoughtfully and artistically.
 Image Courtesy © Michael Muraz
- Architects: Quadrangle Architects Limited
- Project: Abacus Lofts
- Location: Toronto, Canada
- Photography: Michael Muraz, Ben Rahn, Unique Urban Homes
- Software used: Autocad, Rhino
- Client: DAZ
- Architecture and Interior Design Team: Quadrangle Architects Limited Design: Raw Design (Richard Witt, Principal in Charge); Construction Documents and Review; Quadrangle Architects Limited; Les Klein, Richard Witt, Kenzie Terzic, Cory Fletcher, Derek Towns, Jamie Alcantara
- Mechanical & Electrical Engineers: JD Hubbert & Associates
- Structural Engineers: Tarra Engineering & Structural Consultants
- Construction Management: 59 Project Management
- Landscape Architect: Juhan Marten Landscape Architect
- Total Square Footage: 40,000 Square Feet
- Date of Completion: May 2015
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Tags: Canada, Toronto
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Tuesday, December 8th, 2015
Article source: P+0 Arquitectura
After years of using an improvised adaptation of an old mechanical workshop, the company MCI decided to have a more formal setting in Mexico City. Demolishing the old workshop to build a new warehouse and offices found economical uncertainty and permit difficulties that pointed to remodeling as the best possible option.
 Image Courtesy © FCH Fotografía
- Architects: P+0 Arquitectura
- Project: MCI DF
- Location: Azcapotzalco, Mexico City
- Photography: FCH Fotografía
- Architect in Charge: David Pedroza Castañeda
- Collaborators: Adriana Guisa, Ismael Rubio, Ricardo Rubio
- Area: 376.00 sqm
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Tags: Azcapotzalco, Mexico City
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