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Saturday, March 25th, 2017
Article source: B+ABR Backheuser e Riera Arquitetura
B + ABR – Backheuser and Riera Arquitetura is an architecture and urban planning firm founded in 2014 as a result of the partnership between the offices BlAC and ABR, which started in 2010.
As of the experience acquired by their partners, responsible amongst others for projects such as Olympic arenas, housing, schools, corporative, hotels and several urbanization projects, B + ABR aims at a collaborative and multidisciplinary future , seeking to leverage the exchange of experiences and the symbiosis between the Brazilian-Carioca and Spanish-Catalan cultures to the utmost.
 Image Courtesy © Andre Sanches
- Architects: B+ABR Backheuser e Riera Arquitetura
- Project: Orla Conde – Olympic Boulevard
- Location: Praça Mauá, 1. Rio de Janeiro. RJ, Brazil
- Photography: Miguel Sa, André Sanches, Francis Figueiredo, PortoNovo/Prefeitura, Ignasi Riera, JoaoP Backheuser
- Software used: Autocad, Photoshop, SketchUp, V-Ray
- Authors: João Pedro Backheuser/ Ignasi Riera
- Project leaders: Javier Zaldívar / Enrique Valiente
- Team: Mikel Muñoz, Paolo Nadalin, Victor Pastor, Rosario Portillo, André Sanches, Antoni Soler, Pilar Tejero
- Other clients and consultants: CDURP (Companhia de Desenvolvimento Urbano da Região do Porto de Rio de Janeiro-attached to Council),
- PortoNovo (concessionary), PortoRio (contractor), RAIAR (architecture consultant), Engecorps (Structures and Installations), Lucia Costa e Francis
- Soares (Softscaping)
- Total area (m2): 252.000 m2 (25,2 Ha.)
- Year finished: 2016
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Tags: Brazil, Rio
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Saturday, March 25th, 2017
Article source: GANA Arquitectura
Anytime you have to design a place to work, able to communicate its company philosophy and foster its activity development, it is an atractive and difficult challenge; but if this office is going to be your new headquarters, this challenge gets huge and powerful.
For us, this project for GANA’s new headquarters emerged full of ideas and illusion, based on a place with great location and possibilities. Features as the traditional flooring tiles from the 30’s, views to Santiago’s church, or the access from Alcazabilla street, make of this project a valuable opportunity. Thus, the key of this design is to empower the existing elements, as an oposition to the contemporary elements required for the activity itself.
 Image Courtesy © GANA Arquitectura
- Architects: GANA Arquitectura (Antonio Galisteo, Álvaro Fernández Navarro, Francisco J. Camacho Gómez)
- Project: Renovation for The New Headquarters
- Location: Calle Alcazabilla 9, 1D. Málaga, Spain
- Software used: Autocad
- Collaborators: David Melero Herrera, María García Ostos, Marta Sevillano, Díez del Corral, Léa Delval, Augustyna Grzybowska, HERECU, KRITEC
- Project Area: 95,00 m2
- Project year: 2016
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Tags: Malaga, Spain
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Saturday, March 25th, 2017
Article source: NADAAA
The Rock Creek House is an adaptive re-use project of a 1920’s brick structure that was originally composed of two floors, with a mechanical basement and attic. This adaptation leverages the robustness of the existing structure to capture the attic and basement to double the house’s size, while expanding its functions into the landscape.
 Image Courtesy © John Horner
- Architects: NADAAA
- Project: Rock Creek House
- Location: Washington D.C., USA
- Photography: John Horner
- Software used: Autocad, Rhino
- Principals: Nader Tehrani; Katherine Faulkner, AIA
- Project Manager: Harry Lowd
- Project team: Sarah Dunbar, Remon Alberts, John Houser, Stephen Saude, Jonathan Palazzolo, Lisa Lostritto, Parke Macdowell, David Richmond, Dane Assmusen, Ghazal Abbasy-Asbagh, Mehdi Alibakhshian, Sina Mesdaghi, Tom Beresford, Dan Gallagher
- Structural Engineer: SGH
- Mechanical Engineer: Allied Consulting Engineering
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Tags: USA, Washington D.C
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Friday, March 24th, 2017
Article source: gaupenraub+/-
The new building is developed more like an annex than as a singular object – its appearance is more linked to its place of location than to its function.
The existing vegetation at the site are only trees without any bushes so there is a horizontal level of about two meters free-view on the whole open-air-museum which we didn´t want to disturb with our work.
Finaly the clients received a showcase-extension on these groundfloor forming a new open public yard together with the existing buildings.
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Tags: Austria, Winden am See
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Thursday, March 23rd, 2017
Article source: Atelier Xavier Ávila
X/A apartments is a project designed by an architecture studio based in Madalena, Pico Island, Azores: X/A atelier
The project was developed by the architect Sofia Xavier Avila, owner and manager of the studio, in partnership with João Xavier Avila.
 Image Courtesy © Atelier Xavier Ávila
- Architects: Atelier Xavier Ávila
- Project: X/A Apartments
- Location: Madalena, Portugal
- Software used:Autocad, 3D Studio Max, Photoshop
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Tags: Madalena, Portugal
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Tuesday, March 21st, 2017
Article source: HappyANTS Interior Architecture and Design
A low budget renovation for a hotel apartment complex in Ayia Napa. The building was originally build as apartments to be sold to tourists or locals as holiday or weekend homes. Our task was to turn them into a hotel apartment block to be used as long or short term rental apartments. We used light materials and happy vivid colors along with the neutral colors for the big surfaces. All of these come in contrast with the blue Cypriot sky and the bright Cypriot sun! We renovated all of the areas of the hotel either by tearing down unnecessary walls and building new ones where needed as well as changed most of the furniture in the public spaces. All bedrooms where renovated in contemporary style
 Image Courtesy © HappyANTS Interior Architecture and Design
- Architects: HappyANTS Interior Architecture and Design
- Project: Cleopatra Hotel Apartments
- Location: Ayia Napa, Cyprus
- Software used: Autocad,
- Materials used: wood/ glass/ acrylic glass/ tiles/ metal/ fabric/ prints
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Tags: Ayia Napa, Cyprus
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Saturday, March 18th, 2017
Article source: NL Architects
Kleiburg
Kleiburg is one of the biggest apartment buildings in the Netherlands: a bend slab with 500 apartments, 400 meter long, 10 + 1 stories high.
Kleiburg is located in the Bijlmermeer, a CIAM inspired residential expansion of Amsterdam designed in the sixties by Siegfried Nassuth of the city planning department. De Bijlmer was intended as a green, light and spacious alternative for the -at that time- disintegrating inner city.
 Image Courtesy © Stijn Poelstra
- Architects: NL Architects and XVW architectuur
- Project: Kleiburg De Flat
- Location: Kleiburg, The Netherlands
- Photography: Marcel van der Burg and Stijn Poelstra
- Software used: Autocad
- Client: Consortium De Flat: KondorWessels Vastgoed, Hendriks CPO, Vireo Vastgoed, Hollands Licht / Martijn Blom
- Team NL Architects: Pieter Bannnenberg, Walter van Dijk, Kamiel Klaasse and Guus Peters with Iwan Hameleers, Giulia Pastore and Fouad Addou, Matthew Davis, Paul Ducom, Soo Kyung Chun, Adrian Mans, Paulo Dos Sousa, Carmen Valtierra de Luis
- Structure: Van Rossum Raadgevende Ingenieurs Amsterdam bv
- Building Physics: Schreuder Groep
- Installations: HOMIJ Technische installaties bv, Amsterdam
- Contractor: KondorWessels Amsterdam bv
- Size: Gross floor area 65.600m², net floor area 59.400m²
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Tags: Kleiburg, The Netherlands
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Saturday, March 18th, 2017
Article source: Graham Baba Architects
The first half of the 20th-century was a time of growth and dignity for downtown Yakima. Presidents Roosevelt and Taft visited the emerging agricultural center where the main street featured fountains, grand theaters, and stately, multi-story brick-and-masonry buildings. By mid-century, however, most of these structures had been demolished to make way for parking lots as businesses struggled to keep their downtown relevant and residents fled to the suburbs.
 Image Courtesy © Lara Swimmer
- Architects: Graham Baba Architects
- Project: Cowiche Canyon Kitchen and Ice Bar
- Location: Yakima, Washington, USA
- Photography: Lara Swimmer, Jenn LaFreniere
- Software used: Autocad, Google SketchUp
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Tags: USA, Washington
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Thursday, March 16th, 2017
Article source: 314 Architecture Studio
Located on a plot of 7000m2 the total area of the house is 1000m2.
The house was designed to give a sense of contact with the the water element inspired by the owners love for yachts. The contact of the house and the artificial ponds that surround it, create a cooling sensation.
 Image Courtesy © 314 Architecture Studio
- Architects: 314 Architecture Studio
- Project: H_3 House
- Location: Eastern suburb, Athens, Greece
- Software used: SketchUp, V-Ray, physical model, Autocad,
- Year of completion: 2013
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Tags: Athens, Greece
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Thursday, March 16th, 2017
Article source: Elliott + Associates Architects
The University of Oklahoma has renovated and expanded The Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art. The impetus of the expansion was the awarding of the Eugene B. Adkins Collection to a partnership between the University of Oklahoma and the Philbrook Museum of Art in Tulsa. The Collection is among the nation’s most important private collections of works by the Taos artists as well as Native American works of art. It totals more than 3,300 objects including 1,100 two-dimensional works, 370 pieces of pottery, more than 1,600 examples of jewelry and silverwork, and nearly 250 pieces of other Native arts.
 Exterior view looking southeast, Image Courtesy © Scott McDonald (Hedrich Blessing)
- Architects: Elliott + Associates Architects
- Project: Adkins Gallery
- Location: 555 Elm Avenue, Norman, Oklahoma 73019-3003, USA
- Photography: Scott McDonald (Hedrich Blessing)
- Software used: Autocad, SketchUp
- Client: University of Oklahoma Board of Regents
- Cost: $13 Million
- Scope: Renovation of existing gallery and addition of new galleries 54,570 s.f.
- Completion: October 2011
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Tags: Oklahoma, USA
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