ArchShowcase Archive for April, 2016The Kurdistan Museum in ERBIL, IRAQ by STUDIO LIBESKINDThursday, April 28th, 2016Article source: STUDIO LIBESKIND Daniel Libeskind unveils the design for The Kurdistan Museum at the Bloomberg Businessweek Design conference in San Francisco. Libeskind will present the design for a building that will create the first major center in the Kurdistan Region for the history and culture of the Kurdish people.  Image Courtesy © Hayes Davidson
Sina Plaza in Beijing, China by AedasThursday, April 28th, 2016Article source: Aedas INTRODUCTION Sina Plaza is the principal office in China for Sina Corporation, a Nasdaq listed company that operates Sina.com and Weibo social platform and has more than 85 million unique users per day. The project has an above-ground and below-ground gross floor areas of 76,500 square metres and 48,000 square metres respectively. It houses approximately 55,000 square metres of open office/R&D space, conference and meeting areas, corporation exhibition area, staff amenity areas which include entertainment and leisure facilities, canteens and a supermarket. The design also caters for maximum flexibility.  Image Courtesy © Aedas
Residental project Origami in Prague, Czech Republic by Qarta ArchitekturaThursday, April 28th, 2016Article source: Qarta Architektura The Origami project is situated in a peaceful residential district in Prague 6 and it consists of 7 houses. The concept is beyond the common idea of individual housing. Formally it’s been defined as a block of flats but the design is closer to the individual residential housing.  Image Courtesy © Qarta Architektura
PLANCHETTE SHELTERED HOUSING in Paris, France by Atelier Zündel Cristea (AZC)Wednesday, April 27th, 2016Article source: Atelier Zündel Cristea (AZC) This project provides sheltered housing for frail, elderly residents with a variety of disabilities. The building comprises individual studio apartments, communal areas and medical consultation rooms for residents and out-patients.  Image Courtesy © Atelier Zündel Cristea (AZC)
Vacation Home in Kranjska Gora, Slovenia by Prima d.o.o. architectsWednesday, April 27th, 2016Article source: Prima d.o.o. architects The approach to the project was defined by steep terrain and by the magnificent views that the site offered. The design follows those two main characteristics first positioning and second by opening of the living quarters towards the south (views towards the mountains) with large glass walls (windows) and with exits on both sides of the house. These smaller more secluded exterior spaces can be used accordingly depending on the hour of the day, the season, wind…etc.  Image Courtesy © Matevž Paternoster
Oeconomicum in Düsseldorf, Germany by Ingenhoven architectsWednesday, April 27th, 2016Article source: Ingenhoven architects The campus of Heinrich-Heine-University, Düsseldorf consists mostly of four- to six-storey concrete buildings, which had been built in the 1970s. The new “Oeconomicum – School of Economics”, centrally located between the university library and the medical school, next to the central pedestrian mall, marked the beginning of a general overhaul of the campus including renovation works and new constructions. It has become the new landmark of the campus.  Image Courtesy © H.G. Esch/ingenhoven architects
Campus Hall – Student Housing for the University of Southern Denmark in Odense by C.F. Møller ArchitectsWednesday, April 27th, 2016Article source: C.F. Møller Architects The design of the new student housing for the University of Southern Denmark in Odense is based on a strong community spirit. The 250 student residences are located in three interconnected 15-storey buildings. This means that the residence has no front or back, but appears attractive from a 360-degree perspective. The building’s distinctive shape will make it easily recognizable on the campus, and clearly advertises its distinct residential content.  Image Courtesy © Torben Eskerod
Colette Tim Raue in Munich, Germany by Bruzkus BatekWednesday, April 27th, 2016Article source: Bruzkus Batek Tim Raue, one of Berlin’s top chefs, brings French flair to the Glockenbach area of Munich with his new brasserie, “Chez Colette”. Even the façade, with its grayvarnished timber panelling and integrated mirrored-glass blackboards, brings famous Parisian brasseries to mind. As do the furnishings inside, with many selected historic materials and pieces of furniture sourced from vintage dealers to give “Chez Colette” the atmosphere of an established restaurant from the start.  Image Courtesy © Nils Hasenau
B&B Italia / The perfect density in Milan, Italy by Migliore + Servetto ArchitectsWednesday, April 27th, 2016Article source: Migliore + Servetto Architects The installation conceived by Migliore+Servetto Architects, B&B Italia / The Perfect Density, identifies the concept of density as the narrative fulcrum to celebrate the 50th anniversary of B&B Italia. “Density” is taken as a feature of B&B Italia’s identity in a broad sense: from the product physical and material nature to the conceptual one. Density of ideas and projects, always projecting the company into the future, through a continuous drive for innovation.  Image Courtesy © Andrea Martiradonna
Office Building with Super Market in Bielefeld, Germany by Architekten Wannenmacher+Möller GmbHWednesday, April 27th, 2016Article source: Architekten Wannenmacher+Möller GmbH Bielefeld’s eastern city centre experienced significant changes in recent years. With the start of industrialisation and for the following decades, its nature was primarily commercial, presenting a heterogeneous, hardly urban appearance. The potential for development of this area, bordering directly on the city centre, was recognised already in the eighties. Increasing vacancy rates provided the impetus for structural reorganisation of this area, with the objective of mixed residential and industrial use.  Image Courtesy © Csaba Mester
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