ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Commercial Building’ CategoryVía Vallejo in Mexico City by Grow ArquitectosFriday, March 3rd, 2017Article source: Grow Arquitectos This mixed-use project has as integration axis the following areas: commercial, residential, health services and a hotel. We decided to make the 3 levels out of plumb and complement it with an important area of public space, an outdoor park surrounded by terraces and restaurants with different specialties.  Image Courtesy © Grow Arquitectos
Nansha Kingboard Free Trade Zone in Guangzhou, China by AedasSaturday, February 25th, 2017Article source: Aedas Nansha Kingboard Free Trade Zone Mixed-use Project, designed by Aedas, is located in Guangzhou, the starting point of the ancient Maritime Silk Road. The site is an elongated, irregular-shaped plot with fantastic views of the Jiaomen River and Phoenix Lake.  Image Courtesy © Aedas
New Rome /EUR Convention Centre and Hotel ‘the Cloud’ in Italy by Studio FuksasSaturday, February 25th, 2017Article source: Studio Fuksas Italian architecture practice Studio Fuksas has completed the largest building in Rome in over 50 years. Opening to the public in October 2016, the New Rome /EUR Convention Centre and Hotel ‘the Cloud’ is a €239 million earthquake proof complex that has taken 18 years of planning and construction. It will host auditoriums, exhibition spaces and a hotel – amassing 55,000 square metres in new public space. Through both trade and tourism, the convention centre is expected to bring in between 300 – 400 million euros annually to the city of Rome.  Image Courtesy © Leonardo Finotti
Anatolia Tiles in Izmir, Turkey by IGLO ArchitectsSaturday, February 25th, 2017Article source: IGLO Architects Anatolia Tiles is a Canadian Company who imports ceramic tiles they got produced in Europe and Turkey and sell them in Canadian market. Recently they decided to sell their products in the U.S. market as well, especially in southern part of U.S.A. As a result of their strategic plans they decided to build a logistic center in Aliaga -Izmir/TURKEY as direct sea transport from south of Turkey to Southern U.S.A came out to be much cheaper than TIR transport. The company has 10 similar logistic buildings in Canada, thus they are used to working with architects and they were in the expectation of a similar design approach in their new building as in their existing buildings.  Image Courtesy © IGLO Architects
Chadstone Shopping Centre in Victoria, Australia by The Buchan Group + CallisonRTKLWednesday, February 22nd, 2017Article source: The Buchan Group The first stage of Chadstone’s $660 million redevelopment was recently unveiled, reinforcing the retail mecca’s infinite capacity for reinvention. The latest revamp of the premier shopping and lifestyle destination delivers a centre unlike anything Australia has ever seen, introducing over 100 new retailers, two new dining precincts, a Hoyts digital cinema complex, the Southern Hemisphere’s first LEGOLAND Discovery Centre and a Tesla Motors dealership.  Image Courtesy © Michael Gazzola
Shopping Nord Graz in Austria by BEHF Corporate ArchitectsSunday, February 19th, 2017Article source: v2com BEHF Corporate Architects of Vienna/Austria has won an Honorable Mention in the first annual AAP American Architecture Prize which recognizes the most outstanding architecture worldwide. The architects won this in the category Architectural Design /Commercial Architecture for their project “Shopping Nord Graz“.  Shopping Center Nord Graz, Image Courtesy © Markus Kaiser
LONDON BAY in United Kingdom by Hermann Kamte & AssociatesSunday, February 12th, 2017Article source: Hermann Kamte & Associates In 2015, we have been participate to “a folly for London competition” a contest organised by A Folly For London; a platform for articles and public engagement regarding the issues underlying the proposed Garden Bridge in central London which launched with a free-to-enter and open-to-all satirical competition for architecture of the absurd.  Image Courtesy © Hermann Kamte & Associates
Gmond International Building in Shenzhen, China by AedasTuesday, January 31st, 2017Article source: Aedas Designed by Aedas, Gmond International Building is a representative regeneration project in the old town in Shenzhen. The project will house the headquarters for Tellus-Gmond, Grade 5A lettable office spaces and a jewellery trading centre. The well-facilitated transport hub nearby brings enormous circulation to the complex and generates excellent development potentials.  Image Courtesy © Aedas
K29 in Vilnius, Lithuania by PLH Arkitekter and UAB ArchinovaTuesday, January 24th, 2017Article source: PLH Arkitekter The Most Eco-Friendly Building in Vilnius to improve Quality of Life The K29 business center is a major, new landmark in Vilnius that was to improve quality of life for 1250 workers in a healthy working environment – setting the standards for a healthy and attractive workplace in Lithuania. K29 is built from all natural and mostly local, eco-friendly materials making it the most eco-friendly building in Lithuania to date. The building is situated on Konstitucijos Prospektas (Constitution Avenue) and has created a new destination in Vilnius with a strong iconic expression in the skyline.  Image Courtesy © PLH Arkitekter
The Scale House in Laventille, Trinidad and Tobago by acla:works architectsTuesday, January 24th, 2017Article source: acla:works architects The 50-acre estate owned by Fernandes Distillers Ltd, whose rum business was sold in 1973 to Angostura, world renown for its aromatic bitters, has been transformed initially into Fernandes Industrial Centre, but now gradually into its current incarnation, Fernandes Business Centre. It follows that there was an increased need for better eating facilities for its growing population of office workers. When the owners came to Trinidad-based architecture and interiors firm, acla:works to design a new food court building, they were delighted as they too would be benefit as their headquarters was also located there.  The entrance, Image Courtesy © Brian Lewis
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