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Archive for the ‘Business Centre’ CategoryEjby Campus in Copenhagen, Denmark by OKRASunday, January 27th, 2013Article source: OKRA OKRA wins competition in Glostrup-Copenhagen. OKRA has won the competition, Ejby Business area in Glostrup Kommune near Copenhagen. Together with Danish offices CCO, ACT and Smith Innovation, OKRA created a sustainable and innovative development strategy focused on the creation of diverse programme and use of public space.  Image Courtesy OKRA
Cargill Innovation Center in Sao Paulo, Brazil by St Arquitetura E ConsultoriaFriday, November 9th, 2012Article source: St Arquitetura E Consultoria The Cargill Group develops processes to make innovation common practice in all of its business installations throughout the world. It is this vision that stands behind the Center for Innovation set up in the city of Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil, where the aim is to connect customers to experiences and to possibilities for the creation of innovative solutions.  Image Courtesy St Arquitetura e Consultoria
Gate House IPKW in Amhem, The Netherlands by NL ArchitectsSunday, October 14th, 2012Article source: NL Architects Industriepark Kleefse Waard is a successful business park in Arnhem focusing on innovative technologies. The park is spacious and features numerous beautiful industrial buildings both old and new. One of the keys to the success of the IPKW is the safety policy; the premises are under permanent surveillance. The park is fenced and features a porter’s lodge. Visitors, employees and suppliers find their way to the terrain via this reception area. The lobby is open 24 – 7. All visitors are registered and announced and subsequently directed to their destination.  Image Courtesy © Jeroen Musch
Pôle de Compétences in Bordeaux, France by BARCODE Architects Bordeaux and Habiter AutrementThursday, September 20th, 2012Article source: BARCODE Architects Bordeaux Rotterdam based office BARCODE Architects and Paris based office Haber Autrement presented the final design of the project ‘Pôle de Compétences’ in Bordeaux. The 7,000m² project is part of the masterplan ‘Bassin a Flots’ designed by ANMA/ Nicolas Michelin, an extensive redevelopment of the harbor area at the west bank of the Gironne in Bordeaux. The masterplan aims on a phased transformation of the present introvert industrial harbor area into a new lively precinct with an urban mixture of living, working, and recreation.  Image Courtesy BARCODE Architects Bordeaux
Yongsan International Business District in Seoul, Korea by REXSunday, May 27th, 2012Article source: REX YIBD “Project R6” is an urban boutique residence for short-term business people, young urban professionals, and foreign residents. Due to the transience of its target users and the short durations during which they are home, R6’s unit sizes are small, including 40 m2, 50 m2, and 60 m2 residences, with the majority being 40 m2. To meet the trends of its users and compensate for its small unit size, R6 must engender a strong sense of community and its residences must be highly attractive, providing generous views, daylight, and cross-ventilation. Maximizing daylight and cross-ventilation are also paramount to providing a highly sustainable residence.  Image Courtesy Luxigon
Archipelago 21 in Seoul, South Korea by Studio Daniel LibeskindSunday, April 15th, 2012Article source: Studio Daniel Libeskind Archipelago21, a major redevelopment for the Yongsan International Business District of Seoul, South Korea dramatically reinvents the landscape of Korea’s historic capital city. This sustainable urban development is made up of over 30 million square feet of built area and will include a new international business district, world-class shopping, residential neighborhoods, cultural institutions, educational facilities and transportation, all sited in a large urban park along the Han River.  Archipelago21
Pto de contato in Sao Paulo, Brazil by Studio GGAFriday, April 13th, 2012Article source: Studio GGA Coworking is a versatile meeting, communicating and workbench table system providing modern workplaces. The layout of the tables demonstrates a thoughtful approach to the floor plan and generates this way a functional network. The scheme is centered on the provision of small work units for self employed and studios; obviously sharing tables and space with others. “Pto de contato” is a platform of experimentation, a deliberate contrast to usual offices, offering huge tables and informal spaces for sharing.  Front View (Images Courtesy Marcelo Scandaroli /aU magazine)
International Business Center with an Intercontinental Hotel in Yerevan, Armenia by SMV Architects (designed using ArchiCAD)Wednesday, March 21st, 2012Article source: SMV Architects The General Plan of Yerevan was created by academician Alexander Tamanian at the beginning of the 20th century was planned to be reconstructed as a city-park. But this plan was distorted and further construction was carried out by careless destruction of green area and distortion of natural landscape.  International Business Center
AME in Angers, France by WeshFriday, January 27th, 2012Article source: Wesh AME is a conceptual development for a private client, which is questioning the future of small companies in the cities periphery for the next 20 years. How can a building enable many companies, each have their own singularity and size, to get along together and evolve? AME is all about wrapping plenty of entities into a bio climatic greenhouse.  Accouveur Multiplicateur d’Entreprises
Edifici Torre Espiral in Barcelona, Spain by Zaha Hadid ArchtectsSunday, December 11th, 2011Article source: Zaha Hadid Archtects Confirming the role of the 22@ area at the forefront of Barcelona’s changing water edge, the tower’s striking design creates a new presence in a territory of transition. Stitching the border of the municipalities of Barcelona and Besòs, it creates a new infrastructure that is a joint venture between two cities and two clients.  Edifici Torre Espiral
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