Archive for the ‘Housing Development’ Category
Sunday, November 6th, 2016
Article source: A Pino Arquitetos
For its blue at sunrise and its orange color at dusk, Brasilia has one of the most beautiful skies of Brazil, beloved by locals and visitors. The residential project in question, with 40 housing units, which will be located in the administrative region of Fern, had as its starting point the horizon of the sky of Brasilia.
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Tags: Brasilia, Brazil
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Wednesday, November 2nd, 2016
Article source: Engiz AE ltd
A conceptual design for a 150 Apartment Residential Proposal in Konyaaltı Beach. 3 blocks at each floor, attached 2+1 in the middle and 3+1 apartments at the corners. Optionally, it becomes all 3+1 or 4+1 and 1+1.
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- Architects: Engiz AE ltd
- Project: Konyaaltı Residence
- Location: Antalya, Turkey
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Tags: Antalya, Turkey
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Friday, October 28th, 2016
Article source: Talents & Co.
The river Seine and the new Billancourt park provide a permanent spectacle: UNIK emphasises generous views, planted terraces and balconies for every apartment, as well as its participation in the first European residential home offering facilities specifically designed for people living with “Locked-in Syndrome”.
 Image Courtesy © Javier Callejas Sevilla
- Architects: Agence Beckmann-N’Thépé
- Project: UNIK APARTMENTS
- Location: ZAC Seguin Rives de Seine – Boulogne-Billancourt – 92, Paris, France
- Photography: Olivier Amsellem, Javier Callejas Sevilla, Christophe Valtin, Sto
- Landscape Designers: ingénieurs & paysages (versailles)
- Client: Nexity (paris)
- Developer: SAEM Val de Seine (92)
- Urban planner: Patrick Chavannes
- Construction managing service: DJ AMO (Orsay – 91) + AKPA (Paris)
- Surface area of the apartments: 15 618 M², Of Which 1 716 M² Is For Social Housing and 2 052 M² For The ‘Alis’ Residential Home
- Completion date: January 2016
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Tags: France, Paris
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Thursday, October 27th, 2016
Article source: The Ranch Mine
In many ways, “Uptown Row” is a development between two worlds. The site is situated less than 500 feet away from a light rail station in Uptown Phoenix, between a heavy commercial thoroughfare and historic residential district. Its typology straddles the line between a single-family home and multi-family complex. It is part of a city that relies on the automobile but is actively shifting towards public transportation. This 10-unit greyfield development designed by young Phoenix based architecture firm The Ranch Mine and built and developed by Boxwell Southwest finds harmony in a diverse neighborhood, stitching together disparate elements in a refined, modern complex.
 front side, Image Courtesy © Jason Roehner
- Architects: The Ranch Mine
- Project: Southwest Modern Townhome Development
- Location: Phoenix, Arizona, USA
- Photography: Jason Roehner
- Architect of Record: E Project
- General Contractor: Boxwell Southwest
- Site Size: 0.71 Acres
- Project Size: 10 units totaling 17,332 Square Feet
- Date of Completion: October 2016
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Tags: Arizona, USA
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Thursday, October 27th, 2016
Article source: Söhne & Partner architects
The site as well as one already existing building is located in a top location, right in the city center of Klosterneuburg. The building facing the street will be redeveloped in the course of the project; two other building blocks will be designed from the beginning and built new.
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Tags: Austria, klosterneuburg
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Sunday, October 23rd, 2016
Article source: BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group
Recent years have demonstrated a substantial and sustained increase in the number of student applicants throughout Denmark. As the number of students continues to grow, additional student housing will be needed to accommodate them. There are few strategies that allow cities to expand. Yet, Copenhagen’s harbor remains an underutilized and underdeveloped area at the heart of the city. By introducing a building typology optimized for harbor cities we can introduce a housing solution that will keep students at the heart of the city.
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- Architects: BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group (Bjarke Ingels, Jakob Sand)
- Project: Urban Rigger
- Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
- Photography: Laurent de carniere and Frederik lyng
- Client: Udvikling Danmark A/S
- Project Leader: Joos Jerne
- Team: Aaron Hales, Adam Busko, Agne Tamasauskaite, Aleksandra Sliwinska, Andreas Klok Pedersen, Annette Birthe Jensen, Birgitte Villadsen, Brage Mæhle Hult, Brigitta Gulyás, Carlos Soria, Christian Bom, David Zahle, Dimitrie Grigorescu, Edda Steingrimsdottir, Edmond Lakatos, Elina Skujina, Finn Nørkjær, Ioana Fartadi Scurtu, Jacob Lykkefold Aaen, Jakob Lange, Kamila Rawicka, Lise Jessen, Lorenzo Boddi, Magdalene Maria Mroz, Nicolas Millot, Perle van de Wyngert, Raphael Ciriani, Stefan Plugaru, Stefan Wolf, Tobias Hjortdal, Toni Mateu, Tore Banke, Viktoria Millentrup
- Collaborators: BIG Ideas, Danfoss A/S, Grundfos DK A/S, Hanwha Q CELLS Ltd., Miele, NIRAS A/S, Dirk Marine/House on Water
- Size in m2: 680
- Date: 20/09/2016
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Tags: Copenhagen, Denmark
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Friday, October 21st, 2016
Article source: Baumschlager Eberle
Tic Tric Trac, an ensemble of three buildings in Zurich’s Binz district, is designed for tenants with innovative ideas of their own. The top-quality shell has been conceived with a view to young creative agencies and dynamic start-ups as well as expanding companies with a floor space requirement of at least 1,000 square metres.
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- Architects: Baumschlager Eberle
- Project: Tic Tric Trac
- Location: Zurich, Switzerland
- Client: Swiss Life AG
- General contractor: Implenia Generalunternehmung AG
- Project architect: Marc Fisler
- Assistance: Marius Cerha, Ina Brink, Tomasz Walecki
- Landscape architect: Müller Illien
- Structural engineer: Frick & Gattinger
- Building physics: Braune Roth AG
- Building technology: Ospelt Haustechnik
- Site area: 12.766 m2
- Area of building: 3.850 m²
- Gross floor area: 46.915 m2
- Net floor area: 39.534 m2
- Building volume: 158.711 m³
- Commencement of planning: 2008
- Commencement of work: 2012
- Completion: 2014
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Tags: Switzerland, Zurich
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Tuesday, October 18th, 2016
Article source: IX2 arquitectura
This set of 10 houses (first stage) is located northwest of the town of La Barca, Mexico.
The houses are built on an area of 924.04m2 in a horizontal subdivision called Jardines de San Ignacio which has approximately 450 lots which are mostly of 90.00m2 (6.00×15.00m).
 Image Courtesy © Lorena Darquea Schettini
- Architects: IX2 arquitectura (Javier Ituarte Landa)
- Project: Viviendas San Ignacio
- Location: La Barca, Jalisco, Mexico
- Photography: Lorena Darquea Schettini
- Colaboradores: Javier Zepeda Macías, Patricia Ortega Correa, Luis Gil del Río, Juan Ruíz García, Eduardo Gómez López
- Construction management: Javier Ituarte Reynaud
- Área: 759.70 m2
- Construcción: 2016
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Tags: Jalisco, Mexico
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Tuesday, October 18th, 2016
Article source: Dioinno Architecture PLLC
The timber structure in Korean traditional architecture presents fundamental nature of sustainability, maintaining the concept of physical space (whole) even after continuous renovation, change and transformation of materials (parts). Using the mode of ‘Prefabrication’, we attempt to reconstruct the space of living, based on ‘Madang’, an empty space with multiple functions and diverse social implications. Two base modules are used to create the diverse configurations, the solid and the void. The module in the Korean traditional housing is called ‘Kan’, the bay between columns. It needs bigger timber necessary to build larger ‘Kan’, which makes it very expensive to construct. Also, more ‘Kan’ implies bigger scale of construction, implying socio political values in the modularity of architecture. Sometimes, the housing is moved to other locations after the disassembling and reassembling, since permanent joint connection is rarely used in the traditional timber technique. The material is continuously replaced and reconfigured to strengthen the sense of space, emphasizing the relationship between the solid and void, the nature and architecture. The ‘Madang’ in Korean housing is naturally a void, a left over space. It is open framework between public street and private housing so that it can serve for either the public event, or extended private function. In the modern multifamily housing equipped with market driven globalization, the void has been disappeared. Without the void, apartment housing is the repetition of same plans. The functional space standardized the way of living. The façade becomes thin membrane dividing the public and private. Therefore, Prefabricating the void suggests to reconstruct diverse function of voids by prefabrication in architecture, giving depth to the façade, providing open framework for the residents to use with various purposes.
 Image Courtesy © Dioinno Architecture PLLC
- Architects: Dioinno Architecture PLLC
- Project: Prefabricating the Void
- Location: Korea
- Design team: Jin Young Song, Kiwon Kim, Junghoon Ko, Byungki Kim
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Tags: Korea
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Friday, October 7th, 2016
Article source: Marjan Hessamfar & Joe Vérons architectes associés
Introduction
This project involves building 93 multi-family and mid-range housing units in the Berges du Lac-Ginko development area, which forms part of the urban renovation scheme for the north of Bordeaux.
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Tags: Bordeaux, France
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