Archive for the ‘Housing Development’ Category
Thursday, May 9th, 2013
Article source: Moon Hoon
Clent & Me: The client made many concessions to me, while helping me much. She often said I had an obsessive character “ why don’t you buy this house ?, I will sell it to you.”
 Image Courtesy © Moon Jeongsik
- Architects: Moon Hoon
- Project: Mookdong Multi Housing
- Location: 302-4, Mook-dong, Joonglang-gu, Seoul, Korea
- Photography: Moon Jeongsik
- Zoning district: ordinary residential area
- Site area: 78m2
- Building area: 44.18m2
- Gross floor area: 117.42 m2
- Building to land ratio: 56.65%
- Floor area ratio: 105.54%
- Building Scope: 4F
- Structure: RC
- Exterior finish: exposed mass concrete, metal lath
- Design period: 2001.12
- Completion: 2003.3
- Client: Yang Seongjin
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Tags: Korea, Seoul
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Wednesday, May 8th, 2013
Article source: Taller 301 + Juan Pablo Ortiz Arquitectos
Bogotá has had a renowned tradition in building high-quality social housing projects. The site, given its privileged location, presented a unique opportunity to once again claim the throne in contemporary social housing developments. Rather than work with a single apartment, we chose to scale up the unit to a group of 16 apartments.
 Image Courtesy Taller 301 + Juan Pablo Ortiz Arquitectos
- Architects: Taller 301 + Juan Pablo Ortiz Arquitectos
- Project: Plaza de la Hoja – Social Housing
- Location: Bogotá D.C., Colombia
- Status: Competition Submission
- Awards: N/A
- Client: METROVIVIENDA
- Area: 35.000 m2
- Date[s]: 2013
- Team Leaders: Pablo Forero, Julian Restrepo, Juan Pablo Ortiz
- Team members: Juan Carlos Cuberos, Jessica Thatcher, Santiago Sánchez,Manuela Mosquera, Joaquín Mosquera, Camilo Serna
- Structure: CNI Ingenieros
- Budget: Alvaro León
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Tags: Bogotá D.C., Colombia
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Wednesday, April 17th, 2013
Article source: JSª
In a privileged location in the Condesa neighborhood, on a rectangular property of 363 m2 (3,907 sq. ft.), ten individual housing units have been designed, in two different typologies but with distinct differences, each with different features and sizes. This creates an interesting variety within the same complex. It has two buildings, five levels each, divided by a central patio, and communicated through bridges around the perimeter that separate the social and the private areas.
 Image courtesy Rafael Gamo
- Architects: JSª
- Project: Amsterdam 289
- Location: Amsterdam 289, col. Condesa, Mexico City, Mexico
- Client: Promotora JSª
- Type of Projects: Urban Housing
- Design Team: Javier Sánchez, Sofía Villarreal, Juan Reyes
- Engineering: Hector Margain / Juan Pablo Rodríguez Orta
- Renders: Gerardo Fonseca
- Models: Edith Razo, Ana Yetzi Ruiz, Isabel Medina
- Architectural Supervision: Sofía Villarreal
- Activities Performed: Real estate development, architectural project, interior design, construction, work supervision, sales
- Project Date: 2009…..design process
- Number of units: 9 Apartments
- Average Surface Area: 970 – 2690 sq. ft.
- Total Surface Area: 15,460 sq. ft.
- Photographer: Rafael Gamo
- Software used: AutoCAD
Tags: Condesa, Mexico City
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Tuesday, March 26th, 2013
Article source: Hondelatte Laporte Architectes
The building is part of a major and innovative operation to improve the urban environment around Porte Pouchet bordering on Paris (17th district), the Parisian ring road, Clichy and Saint-Ouen. Nine teams of architects worked together to create 180 housing units, as part of a workshop named “Autrement Rue Rebière” and chaired by Paris Habitat and Périphériques architects. The idea of narrowing the section of Rue Rebière that runs alongside the Parisian Batignolles cemetery leads to recovery a strip of almost 600m in length and 12.60m in width.
 Image Courtesy © Ronan Lacroix
- Architects: Hondelatte Laporte Architectes
- Project: Rebière 21 Housing
- Location: 70/72, Rue Rebière, Paris 75017 – France
- Photography: Ronan Lacroix
- Project manager : Charlotte Fagart
- Project team : Pierre Aubertin (architecte/architect)
- Engineering: Cotec
- Client : Paris Habitat
- Program : 21 social housing
- Delivery : 2012
- Area : 1445 Sqm
- Cost : 2 749 343 € HT
- Construction company : Léon Grosse (general contractor)
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Tags: France, Paris
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Saturday, March 2nd, 2013
Article source: estudio UNTERCIO
“El abrazo” bets on making compatible housing units quality and urban fabric. In order to improve the relation with the city, decision was made in reducing building scale, searching for a friendlier appearance. For achieving this, instead of the linear block (9 storey + recessed penthouse) proposed by planning, a lower and broken up building was designed. The benefits of this gesture with regard to the linear block is that this way the house faces more orientations achieving both better urban scale and, from the inner perspective, better air circulation and natural lighting.
 Image Courtesy estudio UNTERCIO
- Architects: estudio UNTERCIO
- Project: El abrazo
- Location: Ecobarrio, Puente de Vallecas, Madrid, Spain
- Client: EMVS (Empresa Municipal de la Vivienda de Madrid)
- Program: 104 apartments (social Dwellings., 104 underground parking places., 60 sqm of communal space on ground floor. Shared space for the neighbours.
- Site Area: 2010 sqm
- Total Floor Area: 13.414,68 sqm
- Landscape Area: 1646 sqm
- Architects: Miguel Herráiz Gómez, Mauro Iván Bravo Hernández, Marina del Mármol Peces, Daniel Bergman Vázquez
- Building Engineer: Alfonso Sáenz García
Tags: Madrid, Spain
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Saturday, February 16th, 2013
Article source: Nice Architects
Imagine former site of old outdoor amphitheater virtually unsuitable for residential development. Terrain too steep for comfortable traffic, sloping northward preventing proper isolation On the other hand it is offering spectacular views on Bratislava and proximity of one of the oldest park in Bratislava.
 Image Courtesy Nice Architects
- Architects: Nice Architects
- Project: Parkhill
- Location: Budkova Cesta, Bratislava, Slovakia
- Project phase: Open urban design/architectural competition – Winner
- Date: November 2012
- Team: Tomáš Žáček, Soňa Pohlová, Igor Žáček + 2ka landscape architects
Tags: Bratislava, Slovakia
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Wednesday, January 23rd, 2013
Article source: Dom Arquitectura
The aim is to project 26 houses in the Obhur area. The client wanted to use the same isolated unit type, but generate differences in the street facade to avoid the traditional house complex with all the same.
Recalling the Islamic markets, we remind the Arabic spices image, located in the same container but with different color shades. Natural tones that would fit perfectly into our idea.
 Image Courtesy Dom Arquitectura
- Architects: Dom Arquitectura
- Project: Residential Housing 26 units
- Location: Obhur, Saudi Arabia
- Software used: Autocad and 3dStudio Max
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Tags: Obhur, Saudi Arabia
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Friday, January 18th, 2013
Article source: David Baker + Partners Architects
For more than two decades, a high-crime light-rail station stopping at a toxic empty lot; now, a sustainable affordable family housing development and new gateway to downtown.
La Valentina Station brings 63-units of affordable rental housing for families to a previously desolate city site. The development bolsters the local sewer, electrical and storm-water infrastructure and brings compact, transit-oriented homes to the neglected area.
 The entry plaza in the evening. Image: Bruce Damonte
- Architects: David Baker + Partners Architects
- Project: La Valentina Station
- Location: Sacramento, California, USA
- Developer: Domus Development
- Landscape Architect: Garth Ruffner Landscape Architect
- Landscape Consultant: Fletcher Studio
- Contractor: Brown Construction
- Software used: Revit
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Tags: California, USA
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Friday, January 11th, 2013
Article source: Studiostudio Architettiurbanisti
The design of the settlement layout is based on the recognition of landform. The project re-proposes latent settlement rules, yet consolidated, able to recover the structuring capacity of the layout and its landscape value.
Six buildings of 60 m long are arranged in the lot according to a north-south orientation with slightly changes in direction. A wall of dry stone delimits the project on the west side and marks the boundary between the industrial area and the new residential compound on the edge of the Tavola old village.
 Image Courtesy Bruno Pelucca
- Architects: Studiostudio Architettiurbanisti
- Project: Affordable Housing For Young Families
- Location: Prato, Tuscany, Italy
- Project Team: Elisa Palazzo, Bruno Pelucca
- Client: Edilizia Pubblica Pratese
- Net Floor Area: 3.211 m2
- Volume: 14.044 m3
- Completed: 2012
- Photographer: Bruno Pelucca, Margherita Stacchi, Giovanni Fornaciari
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Tags: Italy, Tuscany
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Thursday, January 10th, 2013
Article source: SUGAWARADAISUKE + Architect Lounge
Village-like contemporary housing unit complex merges into the surrounding natural landscape. As a result of collaborative works by local carpenters and architects, this housing complex shows how humanitarian aid could possibly work.
 Image Courtesy SUGAWARADAISUKE + Architect Lounge
- Architects: SUGAWARADAISUKE + Architect Lounge
- Project: Temporary Housing of Rikuzentakata
- Location: Otomo-cho Usozawa, Rikuzentakata City, Iwate Pref., Japan
- Housing Unit: Sumita Housing Industry Corporation
- Housing Unit Architect: Kazuhito Nakano
- Infrastructure And Master Plan: SUGAWARADAISUKE + ARCHITECT LOUNGE
- Architect: Daisuke Sugawara (SUGAWARADAISUKE), Masayuki Harada (ARCHITECT LOUNGE)
- Construction: Sumita Housing Industry Corporation
- Structure: Wooden frame and bearing wall
- Area: 29.81 sqm
- Height: 3,765 mm
- Construction unit: 60 units
- Site area: 18571.76 sqm
- Construction area: 1788.60 sqm
- Design: March 2011 – May 2011
- Construction: May 2011 – July 2011
- Photographer: Takumi Ota
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Tags: Japan, Rikuzentakata
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