Archive for the ‘Offices’ Category
Tuesday, January 17th, 2017
Article source: Horizon Design Studio Pvt Ltd
Cashify (formerly Reglobe) is a Gurgaon established online marketing firm primarily dealing in gadget. The office expansion resulted in moving to a larger office of approximately 10,000 sq.ft spread over two levels.
The requirement included more than 120 workstations, manager, meeting cabins and separate reception area with waiting spaces.
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Tags: Gurgaon, India
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Saturday, January 14th, 2017
Article source: Leppanen + Anker
It is a 14 story, 15,000 m2 mixed use building: commercial on the lower floor, offices for the next four floors and residential units on the next nine floors.
The building is located at an important intersection within the city where urban elements converge, such as a new metro stop, an important government building, a commercial shopping center and the most emblematic park of the city. Being the first new construction in this zone and highly visible, the building attempts to combine the many existing and new diverse elements through movements that bring new shadow lines reflections and points of view.
 Image Courtesy © Sebastián Crespo
- Architects: Leppanen + Anker
- Project: Gaia Building
- Location: Ecuador
- Photography: Sebastián Crespo
- Interior Architecture: Uribe & Schwarzkopf
- Promoter / Owner and Construction: Uribe & Schwarzkopf
- Team L+A architects: Aaron Leppanen (Principal), Gabriela Anker (Principal), Sofía Chávez , Caroline Dieden, Alberto Játiva
- Area: 15,000 m2 (5 subfloors. 14 floors plus terrace)
- Date: 2016
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Tags: Ecuador
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Saturday, January 14th, 2017
Article source: METROPOLIS communication
The basic concept: A light and transparent bank
The question leading to the basic concept underlying this project was: how to offer the highest quality and most efficient ergonomic work spaces possible? The answer to this question resolved all the other issues facing the operation with regard to its insertion in the urban fabric, its environmental quality and the representation of the activity of banking in a period of financial crisis. Thus, the offices are distributed over three floors forming a thickness of 38 m, organized around two patios. The top floors are comprised of standard offices, and the C-suites, while the ground floor and the lower floors house public and shared functions: exhibition gallery, meeting and reception rooms, café, and restaurant serving the entire site, distributed around a broad atrium. This configuration ensures that all the offices benefit from equivalent spatial qualities and quality lighting. In addition, it fosters optimal communication between occupants and users and easy navigation of the site thanks to looping circulations.
 Image Courtesy © Luc Boegly
- Architects: AIA Associés, associated with AIA Architectes and Intens-Cité
- Project: New headquarters of Crédit Mutuel de Loire-Atlantique
- Location: 10 rue de Rieux 44000 Nantes
- Photography: Luc Boegly & Guillaume Satre
- Client: Crédit Mutuel de LACO / CIC Ouest
- Interior architects: AIA Architectes and Mouvement carré (Stéphane Renaud)
- General engineering and project economy: AIA Ingénierie
- Facades engineering consultant: Arcora
- Environment engineering: AIA Studio Environnement
- Scheduling, overseeing and coordination: AIA Management
- Surface:
- New headquarters of Crédit Mutuel de LACO: 14,000 m² (+ 12,000 m² of underground parking)
- The CIC Restructuring: 16,300 m²
- Construction costs:
- € 50m excl. VAT for the LACO (value April 2013)
- € 27m excl. VAT for the CIC
- Calendar: Delivered in June 2016
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Tags: France, Nantes
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Saturday, January 14th, 2017
Article source: Foster + Partners
The groundbreaking ceremony for Oceanwide Center was held on Thursday, 8 December, marking the start of construction on one of the most pivotal urban projects in San Francisco’s recent history. Situated in the rapidly changing Transbay Area of San Francisco, close to Market Street and the financial district, this transit-oriented development is at the core of downtown San Francisco.
 Image Courtesy © Foster + Partners / Heller Manus Architects
- Architects: Foster + Partners
- Project: Oceanwide Center
- Location: San Francisco, United States of America
- Photography: Foster + Partners Heller Manus Architects
- Client: Oceanwide Center
- Collaborating Architect: Norman Foster, Stefan Behling, David Summerfield, Michael Wurzel, Morgan Fleming, Armstrong Yakubu, Bassem Fawwaz, Michael Powers, Tillmann Lenz Piers Heath, Nathan Millar, Jens Kaarsholm, Kadri Kaldam, Jean-Francois Lemay, Simone Martin, Liam Alsop, Ignacio Amunategui, Christos Antonopoulos, Elina Christou, Andrew Dabomprez, Eva Diu, Eleonora Rosselli, Tandorn Prakobpol, Steven Ascensao, Belen Lopez Barrera, Stefano Corsi, Umberto Guareschi, Dovydas Kunsmonas, Lulu Yang, Parul Singh Jio Fish, Jose Garcia Gallardo, Karim Anwar, Quiddale O Sullivan, Radu Ionut Boeriu, Samson Simberg, Sigita Burbulyte, Miguel Munoz, Oliver Mould
- Land Use Attorney: Reuben Junius & Rose
- Structural Engineer: Magnusson klemencic Associates
- Mechanical Engineers:
- Foster + Partners
- Taylor Engineering
- Engineering Enterprise
- Civil Engineer: BKF
- Landscape Consultant: Gustafson Guthrie Nichols
- Façade Consultant: Heintges & Associates
- Acoustic consultant: Wilson Ihrig
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Tags: San Francisco, USA
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Thursday, January 12th, 2017
Article source: v2com
Ubisoft’s 400 video game creators located in Quebec City have been settling in to their new workspaces since last May. An ambitious relocation project, the design of this new studio was done in an integrated way under the direction of the firm Coarchitecture, mandated by Ubisoft Quebec for this architectural challenge. The lighting of these new spaces, designed to encourage creative projects, was at the heart of the conception and LumiGroup’s expertise was called upon to achieve all the of the project’s objectives, including the importance of creating an efficient, dynamic, and inspiring living environment, representative of Ubisoft’s DNA.
 Absolux Lighting: Kube, Image Courtesy © Jonathan Robert
- Manufacturer: LumiGroup
- Project: Ubisoft Quebec
- Architects: Coarchitecture
- Location: 585 Boulevard Charest E #200, Quebec city, QC, Canada
- Photography: Jonathan Robert
- Client: Ubisoft
- Engineer: LGT inc.
- Lighting: LumiGroup
- Lighting Manufacturers: Absolux Lighting, Barbican, Castor Design, Lightheaded, Delray, Flos, FontanaArte, Luceplan, MP Lighting, Nora Lighting, Osram Sylvania, Solavanti, Visioneering
- Budget: 4 million (total budget)
- Completion: May 2016
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Tags: Canada, Québec City
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Tuesday, January 10th, 2017
Article source: Metrópolis Oficina de Arquitectura
The concessionary company of the Panamericana Sur Highway entrusted us a complex for the collection of toll. The strong image proposed serves as reference in the highway and is easily perceived when cars come closer to this point. Besides the booths, the complex integrates offices, commercial areas and support services for this building.
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Tags: Lima, Peru
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Sunday, January 8th, 2017
Article source: Atelier JS.L
Architect Simon Morville and Atelier JS.L are collaborating to address the programme to renovate part of the residential studios of the Ministry of Culture and Communication at the Cité Internationale des Arts, the largest artist residency in France, located on the Quais de Seine in Le Marais in Paris. The layout of these new studios combines everyday life and artistic activity to stimulate the residents thanks to decompartmentalising the functions.
 Image Courtesy © Colombe Clier
- Architects: Simon Morville and Atelier JS.L
- Project: New residential studios at the Cité Internationale des Arts
- Location: Paris, France
- Photography: Colombe Clier
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Tags: France, Paris
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Friday, January 6th, 2017
Article source: Nan arquitectos
The project for our office reflects our image and values. We are different from other studios and we demonstrate it with this space, which determines how clients perceive our practice.
It is a design that really represent us and makes our office a comfortable, nice and cozy space. These aspects are key as we spend many hours a day there and it influences our well-being.
 Image Courtesy © Nan arquitectos
- Architects: Nan arquitectos (Alberto Reiriz, Vicente Pillado, Wenceslao López)
- Project: Estudio Nan arquitectos
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Friday, January 6th, 2017
Article source: MVSA Architects
In designing a new European HQ for PVH Europe: Calvin Klein & Tommy Hilfiger, we were inspired by the waterfront location. The former port turned creative hub shares the IJ with two contemporary landmark buildings: the EYE film museum and Muziekgebouw aan t ’IJ. We realized that our own building could complete a stunning architectural triangle.
 exterior view, Image Courtesy © Ronald Tilleman
- Architects: MVSA Architects (Wouter Thijssen)
- Project: New European HQ Calvin Klein & Tommy Hilfiger
- Location: Danzigerkade 165, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
- Photography: Albert Bakker, Ronald Tilleman and Barwerd van der Plas
- Client: PVH Europe (Calvin Klein & Tommy Hilfiger)
- Interior design: Dan O’Kelly Studio, PVH, Creative Services, MVSA Architects, Amsterdam
- Developer: Heren 2, Amsterdam
- Contractor: HerenBouw, Amsterdam
- Constructive engineer: Van Rossum bv
- Installations: Huisman & van Muijen
- Real estate consultant: Appelhoven, Amsterdam
- Programme: 12.000m² showrooms and offices
- Completion: 2016
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Tags: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Wednesday, December 28th, 2016
Article source: Fumihiko Sano／studio PHENOMENON
Walking down a street off Kawahara-Gojo in Kyoto, you will find an old Japanese-style house. The house is over a hundred years old, built in the Meiji era. Giyōfū architecture was the method the master-carpenter applied, copying Western architecture but using Japanese traditional wooden techniques. After being used as print shop and furniture store over the decades, the house was renovated to a co-working space called “MATERIAL KYOTO”.
 Image Courtesy © Tadanobu Omote
- Architects: Fumihiko Sano／studio PHENOMENON
- Project: MTRL Kyoto
- Location: 554 Honshiogama-cho,Shimogyo-ku,Kyoto-city,Kyoto,600-8411,Japan
- Photography: Tadanobu Omote
- Construction: Kansai Reform Institute
- Structure: Wood
- Site area: 201.91 m²
- Building area: 162.79 m²
total floor area : 386.05 m²(1F+2F+3F)
- Completion: 5/2016
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Tags: Japan, Kyoto
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