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Sempachersee Golf Club in Sempach, Switzerland by Smolenicky & Partner Architecture

Saturday, November 12th, 2011

Article source: Smolenicky & Partner Architecture

The largest golf course in Switzerland
The expansion of the Sempachersee Golf Club to include a second 18-hole course has made it the largest golf club in Switzerland. It is located approximately 15 km from Lucerne in the very heart of Switzerland.

The architectural office Smolenicky & Partner was commissioned to design two new buildings in connection with the enlargement of the course – the club house and restaurant building and the new maintenance building.

Entance to restaurant

Architects: Smolenicky & Partner Architecture
Project: Sempachersee Golf Club
Location: Golf Sempachersee, Schopfe, 6024 Hildisrieden
Client: Golf Sempachersee
competition on invitation: 2004
Projectstart: May 2005
Construction: May 2006 – spring 2007
BGF: 4500m2
Volume: 15`700m3
Costs: CHF 10 Mio.
Team: Joseph Smolenicky, Simon Krähenbühl, Dirk-Oliver Haid, Juan-Carlos Smolenicky-Munoz

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Isernia Golf Club in Italy by Medir architects designed using Autocad LT and SketchUp

Sunday, September 25th, 2011

Article source: Medir architects

The design concept of the Isernia Golf Club building started with the idea of converting an existing wooden structure, built to cover the golf shooting stations, into a Clubhouse pavilion. The original structure of that shelter was static and got lost with generous size of the golf course and the beautiful open-ended views facing the surrounding valleys. Therefore, the intention was to enhance the presence of the building by adding iconic value to the imperfections of its shaped geometry. Looking like an open-air theater and declaring its artificiality to the natural environment, the building aims to have an ephemeral aspect, as a ‘compensation’ of its own presence in a uncontaminated site. The building is composed of a wooden screen enveloping the existing structure along the perimeter, fragmenting natural light, and peeling off on the back side to form the main entrance. The access to the golf course is marked by a ‘fragment of construction’, a stone wall along which a heavy steel plate slides across big metal gears.

Images Courtesy Medir architects

Architects firm: Medir architects
Project name: Isernia Golf Club
Location: Isernia, Italy
Architects: Roberto Ianigro, Valentina Ricciuti
Clients: STM Srl
Photographer: Courtesy of Medir architects
Design time: 2008-2009
Gross area: 260 mq (covered areas), 50000 mq (golf course)
Software used: Autodesk Autocad LT 2011 for drawings, Google Sketchup 8 for 3DModels

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Pyrenees Golf Club Social Centre in Girona, Spain by MiAS ARCHITECTS

Monday, June 27th, 2011

Article source: MiAS ARCHITECTS

The building doesn’t make head to the topography, but interprets it has a possibility of integration in the landscape. It belongs to the site thanks to the use of materials and construction techniques, thanks to camouflage and topography.

Aerial View (Images Courtesy Toni Cumella)

Architect: Josep Miàs – MiAS ARCHITECTS
Project name: Pyrenees Golf Club Social Centre
Location: Fontanals de Cerdanya, Girona, Spain
Type: sport facility
Project team: Marta Cases, Joan Poca, Orlando Melo, Horacio Arias, Marco Chirdel, Alejandra Vázquez, Thomas Stellmach, Inés Moreira, José Ulloa, Solange Delanais, Julie Nicaise, Lara Lupi
Photographer: Adrià Goula, Toni Cumella

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Scandinavian Golf Club in Farum, Denmark by Henning Larsen Architects

Tuesday, March 15th, 2011

Article source: Henning Larsen Architects
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With its location in the beautiful, hilly landscape of the previous training area of Farum military barracks, the Scandinavian Golf Club comprises an exclusive nature park and golf course of 2 x 18 holes.