ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘3dS Max’ CategoryThe Castlereagh in Sydney, Australia by Tony Owen PartnersMonday, January 11th, 2016Article source: Tony Owen Partners The Castlereagh by Tony Owen Partners is a 16 storey apartment building located in the bustling heart of Sydney’s CBD. It contains 55 luxury apartments, retail and office space..  Image Courtesy © Tony Owen Partners
Urban intervention in Azul, Argentine by +ArqsThursday, January 7th, 2016Article source: +Arqs The public space: The intervention seeks to redefine the disjointed fragments of the city center, where by the new contributions to be incorporated in the future, is promoted to greater socialization, where public space acted as a landscape of events, meetings and exchanges.  Image Courtesy © +Arqs
THE BERGERON CENTRE FOR ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE in TORONTO, CANADA by ZAS ARCHITECTS + INTERIORSThursday, January 7th, 2016Article source: ZAS ARCHITECTS + INTERIORS Setting benchmarks worldwide for engineering education, The Bergeron Centre for Engineering Excellence re-thinks campus hierarchy to foster modern ways of learning. Resulting from an intensive design process between ZAS Architects, The Lassonde School of Engineering, and York University, the world-class facility challenges past models with a modern approach rooted in student learning and empowerment.  Image Courtesy © Doublespace Photography
Solar vineyard chapel in Franschhoek, South Africa by Margot Krasojevic ArchitectsSunday, December 20th, 2015Article source: Margot Krasojevic Architects Solar Chapel at the HoldenManz Wine Estate, Franschhoek, Cape Town. The project utilizes the same solar panel technology used on the farm to clad the expanding wedding chapel’s roof structure. The vertiginous mountains within the estate are reflected in the beton brut primary structure off which the concentrator Fresnel lenses, solar panels and holographic filters are suspended. The concentrator photovoltaics arrangement uses an angular configuration similar to that of a butterfly’s wing receiving more exposure to solar rays affording maximum efficiency for electrical output. The frame expands and contracts enabling a further rearrangement of this concentrator photovoltaic cluster.  Image Courtesy © Margot Krasojevic Architects
Casa AA in Buenos Aires, Argentina by IR arquitecturaSunday, December 20th, 2015Article source: IR arquitectura AA House is located in a neighborhood of villas in Tortuguitas, Buenos Aires. Its position in the lot guarantees the best solar incidence range on the north side, on which all the main rooms of the house are laid out. On the other hand, it provides a form of processional visual approach to its visitors.  Image Courtesy © Federico Cairoli
The Pano residence in Bangkok, Thailand by Ayutt and Associates designFriday, December 11th, 2015Article source: Ayutt and Associates design The PANO Penthouse is at the 53th – 55th floor of a high-end residential tower in Bangkok which is the fourth highest apartment in Thailand. AAd (Ayutt and Associates design) designed this penthouse under the concept of “living between the city and the nature” offers a modern lifestyle with luxury and relaxation with panoramic views towards the historic Chao Phraya River. The Penthouse was specially developed for a single family in need of a place to combine privacy with socializing living space.  Image Courtesy © Soopakorn Srisakul and Ayutt Mahasom
Natura in Mexico by ARCHETONICThursday, December 10th, 2015Article source: ARCHETONIC An exploration into the realm of nature and the man-made environment. A permanent duality in the relationship between man and his environment in order to adapt and find shelter.  Image Courtesy © Rafael Gamo
Café Murasaki in Bangkok, Thailand by FATTSTUDIOTuesday, December 1st, 2015Article source: FATTSTUDIO Café Murasaki initiated by the client’s proposal, which planed to renovate a pair of row houses to be the café. In the beginning, the functions are not specific. Then, the first idea started from a loca-on that standing on the suburban area of Bangkok, due to the reason of hard access.  Image Courtesy © Tinnaphop Chawatin
Back of the Yards High School in Chicago, Illinois by STL ArchitectsThursday, November 26th, 2015Article source: STL Architects This urban high school is organized into three thematic components: body, mind and spirit, that relate to the various programs and activities within the school that compose the curriculum. The site is zoned according to these thematic areas and bars are created, housing the athletics (body), the academy classrooms and teaching spaces (mind), and the library, arts and music (spirit). The bars slide against each other to create outdoor spaces on the site, programmed for specific activities that work in conjunction with the buildings—entry courtyard, athletics fields, and reading garden. The three volumes (body, mind, and spirit) that comprise the school are created by one continuous wall that snakes back and forth through the site.  Image Courtesy © IGNACIO ESPIGARES @ STL ARCHITECTS
Diamant – Glass Art Gallery & Residence in Osaka, Japan by Jun Murata / JAMSaturday, November 21st, 2015Article source: Jun Murata / JAM The site is located in the area near Yamato River in Osaka. The existence building is in a corner of residential area. The client is an owner of an antique shop with a gallery at the central area of Osaka. This location is also near Kansai airport, is very convenient to him who often takes business trips. The client was a foreigner, so it was difficult to build.  Image Courtesy © Jun Murata / JAM
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