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Auditorium and multifunctional building in Muskiz, Spain by Virai Arquitectos

Tuesday, January 17th, 2012

Article source: Virai Arquitectos

This project proposed a mixed-use building for the municipality of Muskiz with public functions (a small auditorium and a youth centre) and private functions (offices, bars and retail), organized by means of a public square with a covered gallery. The municipality of Muskiz is dominated by the presence of a big refinery, visible from the motorway from Bilbao to Santander. The public square is opened towards the south, the views and the sun; it is closed towards the north, to protect itself from the dominant winds and severe rainfalls and to conceal the ever-present view on the refinery and its chimneys.

Image Courtesy Miguel de Guzmán

  • Architects: Virai Arquitectos
  • Project: Auditorium and multifunctional building
  • Location: calle de Cendeja 21, Muskiz, Vizcaya, Spain.
  • First prize competition: October 2001
  • Working project: 2002
  • Working period: 2002-2003
  • Client: Municipality of Muskiz
  • Software used: Brick Cad and Tricalc

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Elevated Brood in United Kingdom, London by Factory Fifteen

Monday, August 1st, 2011

Article source: Factory Fifteen

The “Paper Nautilus” was the main inspiration for the aquarium. The architect imitates the way it hangs its eggs from the strongest part of its shell by my placement of exhibit displays. The elevated, shell-like structure is a brood for the display chandeliers that can be lowered independently via remote control by the visitor. The maintenance of the fish decreases the further out onto the water they are, inside the linear repetition of the chandeliers themselves, coupled with the solar lilies, the further structures become almost completely independent.

Elevated Brood

  • Architects: Factory Fifteen
  • Project: Elevated Brood
  • Location: United Kingdom, London

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Batumi Aquarium in The Republic of Georgia by Henning Larsen

Monday, January 17th, 2011

Article source: Henning Larsen Architects
More projects by Henning Larsen Architects

Henning Larsen Architects’ proposal for Batumi Aquarium is inspired by the characteristic pebbles of the Batumi beach – shaped by sea currents through millennia. The building stands out as an iconic rock formation visible from both land and sea. The formation constitutes four self-supporting exhibition areas with each stone representing a unique marine biotype – the Aegean Sea & the Mediterranean Sea, the Indian Ocean, the Black Sea & the Red Sea and finally the more interactive exhibition space for teaching and “edutainment”.

Batumi Aquarium External View 1

Batumi Aquarium External View 1

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