ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Park’ CategoryGrant Associates to develop sustainable, green campus for major UK universityFriday, May 1st, 2015Article source: Grant Associates Landscape architects Grant Associates are to develop and deliver phase one of the public realm for The University of Sheffield, which is set to revolutionize the University’s campus, open it up to the public and link it firmly with the city centre.  Image Courtesy © Grant Associates
Basic and Executive Projects of Total Reurbanization and Redevelopment for Rail Capivari’s Park by Fernandes Arquitetos AssociadosTuesday, April 14th, 2015Article source: Fernandes Arquitetos Associados The architectural firm Fernandes is developing, in consortium with engineering firm EBEI, the Basic and Executive Projects of Total Reurbanization and Redevelopment for Rail Capivari’s Park, set belonging to the Railroad Campos do Jordão (EFCJ). Currently, EFCJ operates a system of activities turned to tourism, consisting of various services operating in the 47km rail extension linked between two tourist parks: one in Piracuama, in the municipality of Pindamonhangaba, and the other in Capivari’s (Campos do Jordão), which is also the cabel car service.  Image Courtesy © Capivari Fernandes Arquitetos
London Linear Park Vauxhall in England by Aleksandar Rudnik MilanovicTuesday, April 7th, 2015Article source: Aleksandar Rudnik Milanovic The inspiration came from the Vauxhall history. The missing area of the Vauxhall Gardens from 18 centuries, could be replaced with the new green park above the railway line. The urban planning model could be found in the Vauxhall Gardens – the Grand Walk paintings, painted by Canaletto. And finally the skyscraper will be the proper symbolic structure, that will reminds the Vauxhall visitors on the longest hot-air balloon distance trip from Vauxhall in London to Weilburg in Germany.  Image Courtesy © Aleksandar Rudnik Milanovic
DRAGONFLY PARK in Hội An, Vietnam by V-architectureTuesday, March 31st, 2015Article source: V-architecture PHYLOSOPHY – BE GENTLE WITH NATURE Traditionally, the designer sees building (architecture) in terms of its aesthetics, siting, spatial utilization, form, structure, building elements, use of color and shade, and other usual features of architectural design. However, the ecologist sees building in the context of the ecosystem concept. This means that he or she conceives a building as consisting of not only the a biotic (non-living) components but also the biotic (living) components, all of which operate together as a whole system in the context of other ecosystems in the biosphere.  Image Courtesy © Oki Hiroyuki
Hillsboro Shute Park Branch Library Renovation in Oregon by Hennebery Eddy Architects, Inc.Tuesday, March 17th, 2015Article source: Hennebery Eddy Architects, Inc. After 40 years of constant use Shute Park Branch Library had devolved into a dark, cluttered, and inefficient interior space that had little connection to its namesake park. This comprehensive renovation included a complete reorganization of the floor plan and was based on the integration of three transformative characteristics -establishing a new relationship to the park, openness, and natural light.  Image Courtesy © Hennebery Eddy Architects, Inc.
Nieuwe Park Rozenburgschool in Rotterdam, Netherlands by KCAP Architects&PlannersThursday, February 5th, 2015Article source: KCAP Architects&Planners The ‘Nieuwe Park Rozenburgschool’ is an elementary school in Rotterdam’s quarter Kralingen-Crooswijk with children from various ethnic, cultural and social backgrounds. The school has been spread over two locations within the district. With the extension of one of the locations all school facilities could be united again and help the school function as one institution.  Image Courtesy © Ossip van Duivenbode
PRINCIPIA ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK in RIJEKA, CROATIA by NENAD FABIJANIĆSaturday, January 31st, 2015Article source: NENAD FABIJANIĆ The opening of the Principia Archaeological Park in Rijeka, in February 2014, enriched the topography of ancient sites on the Adriatic’s eastern shore, adding a monumental locus, unique in the type and the shaping level of presentation. As for the type, the Principia was an architectural and town-planning element of castrum, a Roman military encampment or town, one of the many scattered along the boundaries of the Roman Empire (limites). In Dalmatia, only fragments of no more than two castra, those of Burnum and Tilirum, have been preserved, not the entire complex as is the case with Tarsatica. As for the shaping level of presentation, the intervention is a result of a public competition and a creative authorial concept, which was meticulously elaborated, and implemented in a controlled fashion.  Image Courtesy © MIRO MARTINIĆ
SPIRULINE FOUNTAIN in Confignon, Switzerland by BUREAU AThursday, January 15th, 2015Article source: BUREAU A The Spirulina Fountain displaces the culture of landscape architecture and gardening towards contemporary issues of land and urban farming in restrained areas. The fountain constitutes a hybrid, fusing the production basins of the intense blue-green algae with contemplative Italian gardens of the 16th century. More specifically, the form and dimensions of the fountain quotes the water cascades of the Villa Aldobrandini built in 1550 in Frascati, 20 km southeast of Rome.  Image Courtesy © Dylan Perrenoud
Marronnier Park in Seoul, South Korea by studio METAAFriday, December 12th, 2014Article source: studio METAA ‘Public area’ is further than ‘Private area’ and it is necessity to make a ‘collectivity life’ through the city community and civil society. Moreover, the character of Public area is the character of the city and quality of public area shows the standard of the city. Marronnier park couldn’t positioned between ‘neighborhood park’ and ‘public area’ before. Until now, every ruins of desire is accumulated, for instance functions, facilities and sculptures that doesn’t harmonized each other.  Image Courtesy © Jaekyung Kim
Energeticon in Alsdorf, Germany by Heinrich Böll Architekt BDA DWBTuesday, December 9th, 2014Article source: Heinrich Böll Architekt BDA DWB Following the end of commercial mining in Alsdorf, the centrally-located industrial premises of coal mine „Anna“ will be converted into an attractive residential and commercial area which will include the “Anna Park“. As part of the development, we created a design concept to convert the mine‘s blacksmith and change&washroom buildings into “Energeticon” – an exhibition designed by Stuttgart-based “Atelier Brueckner” focussing on energy-related topics – not only showcasing the history of mining but also allowing visitors to experience basic principles of energy and learn about trendsetting and forward-looking technologies.  Image Courtesy © Thomas Mayer
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