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Renovation Of The Aalto University Undergraduate Centre in Espoo, Finland by Arkkitehdit NRT Oy

Wednesday, August 24th, 2016

Article source: Museum of Finnish Architecture

The former main building of the Helsinki University of  Technology took on a new role when three universities were merged as Aalto University in 2010. The Otaniemi  Campus designed by Alvar Aalto was chosen as the shared home of the Aalto Schools of Engineering, Business and  Arts & Design.

Image Courtesy © Tuomas Uusheimo

Image Courtesy © Tuomas Uusheimo

  • Architects: Arkkitehdit NRT Oy
  • Project: Renovation Of The Aalto University Undergraduate Centre
  • Location: Otakaari 1, 02100 Espoo, Finland
  • Photography: Tuomas Uusheimo
  • Software used: ArchiCAD versions 11 to 13
  • Total area: 47 985 brm2
  • Volume: 183 879 m3
  • Year finished: 2015

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NAN in California by Domaen

Wednesday, August 17th, 2016

Article source: Domaen

NAN is the remodel of a 11,450 SF warehouse into an office and production facility for the custom electronic parts manufacturer Arnold Electronics, Inc. The existing, prefabricated warehouse was converted into a high-tech office and manufacturing facility with the intent to create a graphic and architectural identity for the client.

Image Courtesy © Paul Vu

Image Courtesy © Paul Vu

  • Architects: Domaen
  • Project: NAN
  • Location: 1907 Nancita Circle, Placentia, California, USA
  • Photography: Paul Vu
  • Software used: Rhino3D,Grasshopper, Archicad
  • Principal Design: Axel Schmitzberger, Chris Lowe
  • Team: Jessica Schmitzberger, Juhee Park
  • Structural: S&Z Engineering
  • General Contractor: Domaen
  • Area: 11,450 ft2
  • Project year: 2013

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VIL – Creative Office in Pasadena, California by Domaen

Tuesday, August 16th, 2016

Article source: Domaen

The project VIL is an interior build-out in an existing warehouse for the Los Angeles headquarters of the content and production agency Conscious Minds. A main architectural feature is a continuous surface sheet forming an articulated ceiling and simultaneously folding around two conference spaces. The digital surface manipulation follows in part pragmatic stipulations but also creates a divided two-material sheet that appears to artificially tear at the seams to allow glimpses into the otherwise enclosed conference rooms.

Image Courtesy © Paul Vu

Image Courtesy © Paul Vu

  • Architects: Domaen
  • Project: VIL – Creative Office
  • Location: Pasadena, California, USA
  • Photography: Paul Vu
  • Software used: Rhino3D, Grasshopper, Archicad
  • Principal Design: Axel Schmitzberger, Chris Lowe
  • Team: Jessica Ungos, Cooper Ballantine, Justin Tingue
  • Structural: S&Z Engineering
  • Area: 6,000 sqft
  • Project year: 2015 (completion oct 22nd 2015 – development construction January – October)

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ZEN Retreat Home in Guanacaste, Costa Rica by SARCO Architects

Tuesday, August 16th, 2016

Article source: SARCO Architects

This residence, located in the Peninsula Papagayo luxury resort in Guanacaste, Costa Rica, was penned by its owner to have an “Earthy Contemporary” architectural style. The home was designed in a lot overlooking the sixteenth hole of the Four Seasons Arnold Palmer Signature Golf Course. The design was thought to maximize the view to the golf course fairway down below, and to also take advantage of multiple existing trees around the home and give the home an exotic tree house feeling. We used a combination of large glazed surfaces for transparency, exposed steel structure, with wood and natural stone accents, to achieve a modern design with a natural feeling.

Image Courtesy © SARCO Architects

Image Courtesy © SARCO Architects

  • Architects: SARCO Architects
  • Project: ZEN Retreat Home
  • Location: Guanacaste, Costa Rica
  • Software used: Graphisoft Archicad

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LEBENsuhr Zopfmatte residential complex in Switzerland by fsp Architekten AG

Thursday, August 11th, 2016

Article source: fsp Architekten AG

The Zopfmatte residential complex aims to help and encourage residents to live independently in their own homes, whilst meeting their needs in every stage of life. The Zopfmatte housing concept demonstrates a forward-looking understanding of living arrangements for the elderly. In Suhr, the political, social and individual independence sought by (very) elderly residents is construed as assisted independence. The necessary occupational and organisational structures have been consistently integrated into the project. An on-site contact team is available to residents on a daily basis. Interfaces to the community are in place. The contact team plays a key role in the Zopfmatte operating concept. It consists of a contact person and a caretaker with additional responsibilities. Together they take care of the service office for the complex. Their main task is to help residents achieve independence, to provide them with information and to offer organisational advice if necessary, for example in their dealings with authorities and official bodies. Administrative operations in Zopfmatte are financed by the tenants and apartment owners by means of a flat-rate solidarity fee. Based on these conditions, \”Ageing in Place\” is achieved.

Image Courtesy © fsp Architekten AG

Image Courtesy © fsp Architekten AG

  • Architects: fsp Architekten AG
  • Project: LEBENsuhr Zopfmatte residential complex
  • Location: Mühlemattweg 18/20, 5034 Suhr, Switzerland
  • Software used: Archicad
  • General contractor: Grundmann Bau AG
  • Floor space: 12,500 m2
  • Construction volume: 38,500 m3
  • Completion: April 2016

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Parish Center Andorf in Oberösterreich by [tp3] architekten

Wednesday, August 10th, 2016

Article source: [tp3] architekten

The parish center had worn out and there have been considerations to renovate it for several years. Finally, the decision was made to address the issue. However, there were some challenges. We preferred to renovate the building rather than to rebuild it as the new building regulations of the diocese would not approve a new auditorium with the size of the old one. Moreover, the assignment of the diocese was not to increase the volume of the building. The building not only hat to be renewed with regards to its technique and insulation but also had to be adapted to today’s needs in terms of its room-sequence, staircase and façade.

Image Courtesy © Mark Sengstbratl

Image Courtesy © Mark Sengstbratl

 

  • Architects: [tp3] architekten
  • Project: Parish Center Andorf
  • Location: Andorf, Oberösterreich
  • Photography: Mark Sengstbratl
  • Software used: ArchiCad
  • Year: Winter 2015

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The Bonita Room Alteration in Nelson, New Zealand by Irving Smith Architects

Tuesday, August 9th, 2016

Article source: Irving Smith Architects

An architect’s house is a thing to play with, a bit like life.  Perhaps even more so when its an architecture inherited almost unchanged from Alec Bowman’s original 1960 design for a retired couple, and now in dire need of simple things like a kitchen, spaces to fit a family, and a connection to the garden.

Image Courtesy © Patrick Reynolds

Image Courtesy © Patrick Reynolds

  • Architects: Irving Smith Architects
  • Project: The Bonita Room Alteration
  • Location: Nelson, New Zealand
  • Photography: Patrick Reynolds
  • Software used: ArchiCAD

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ELL – Spec Residence for Luxe List LLC in California by Domaen

Tuesday, August 2nd, 2016

Article source: Domaen

ELL is a 5,500SF ground-up Beverly Hills Spec residence designed for Luxe List. The building is located at the crest of the Benedict Canyon hillsides, overlooking the entire serene landscape of the Beverly Hills neighborhood. The project is loosely situated within the footprint of a former, now demolished, one-story 1950s residence.

Image Courtesy © Paul Vu

Image Courtesy © Paul Vu

 

  • Architects: Domaen
  • Project: ELL – Spec Residence for Luxe List LLC
  • Location: Beverly Hills, California, USA
  • Photography: Paul Vu
  • Software used: Rhino3D, Grasshopper, Archicad, Adobe Illustrator
  • Principal Design: Axel Schmitzberger, Chris Lowe
  • Team: Jessica Schmitzberger, Cooper Ballantine, Justin Tingue
  • Structural: S&Z Engineering
  • Area: 5,500 ft2
  • Project year: 2014 – 2016

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Sant Mori Pergola in Alt Empordà, Spain by Mesura

Thursday, July 21st, 2016

Article source: Mesura

A couple, a traditional house in the Empordà and one dream.

Houses should evolve along with its user. Ana María and Manuel, our clients, made the decision of spending as much time as possible in their summerhouse in Sant Mori. Located between Figueres and Girona, Sant Mori is a rural village with irregular geometry, which offers a characteristic Mediterranean landscape scenery to its inhabitants, bounded by long fields and forests.

Image Courtesy © Salva López

Image Courtesy © Salva López

  • Architects: Mesura
  • Project: Sant Mori Pergola
  • Location: C/ Bonaire 11 17467 Sant Mori, Alt Empordà, Spain
  • Photography: Salva López 
  • Software used: ARCHICAD
  • Construction company: Construction and repair the Yazidi sl
  • Pem: € 63,957.17

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Papamoa in Bay of Plenty, New Zealand by Collingridge and Smith Architects (CASA)

Wednesday, July 13th, 2016

Article source: Collingridge and Smith Architects (CASA)

A very tight programme saw the Children’s centre designed, approved and completed in 9 months.

The building is located on the edge of the Papamoa Beach township and our brief was to create a design that captured the nostalgic kiwi bach (holiday house) feel.

Image Courtesy © Collingridge and Smith Architects (CASA)

Image Courtesy © Collingridge and Smith Architects (CASA)

  • Architects: Collingridge and Smith Architects (CASA)
  • Project: Papamoa
  • Location: Papamoa, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
  • Software used: Archicad
  • Client: New Shoots Early Childhood Centres / Pukenui Properties
  • Structural Engineers: McNaughton Consulting Engineers
  • Project Architect: Phil Smith, CASA
  • Design Team: Phil Smith, Graham Collingridge, Grayson Wanda, Chloe Pratt
  • M&E consultant: Eco Design Consultants
  • Quantity surveyor: Pukenui Properties
  • Planning supervisor: Simon Yates
  • Lighting consultant: Mike Renwick, Lighthouse Remuera
  • Main contractor: Pukenui Properties
  • Form of contract and/or procurement: Negotiated Contract
  • Total cost: Approx NZ $1.5 million
  • Gross internal floor area: 650m² in 2 buildings, one preschool, one under 2’s
  • Tender date: Dec 2010
  • Start on site date: Jan 2011
  • Contract duration: 6 months

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