ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Pavilion’ CategoryLES PAVILLONS DU FAV 2013 in MONTPELLIER, FRANCE by ROBIN JUZON ARCHITECTETuesday, July 16th, 2013Montpellier, July 9, 2013 – Juzon Robin is a graduate of the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Montpellier (ENSAM) in 2008. Since he joined the agency Olivier Mouton, architect engineer of Nîmes, which, among other work for the enhancement of local heritage.  Image Courtesy © Paul Kozlowski
UMBRELLA FACADE in Shanghai, China by 3GATTI ARCHITECTURE STUDIOWednesday, July 10th, 2013Article source: 3GATTI ARCHITECTURE STUDIO After the 2010 Shanghai expo the Madrid pavilion needed to be renovated and transformed into a commercial building with retail and office functions. The old façade was built around a 1.5m wide terrace all around the building with bamboo louvers mounted on folding steel frames.  Image Courtesy © 3GATTI ARCHITECTURE STUDIO
Bishops resting pavilion in Veszprém, Hungary by Veszprémi Építész MűhelyTuesday, July 9th, 2013Article source: Veszprémi Építész Műhely The Bishops resting pavilion is situated in the most beautiful area of Veszprém. The neoclassical two-storey pavilion was built by Bishop Joseph Kopácsy in 1820. The new owner would like to operated the building as a cafe. Our task was to renovate and expand the old pavilion, which was in degraded condition. It was important to link the semi-basement and ground floor space.  Image Courtesy © Dávid Kovács
SUTD Library Pavilion in Dover Drive, Singapore by City Form LabSunday, July 7th, 2013Article source: City Form Lab The Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD)library pavilion is located on a sloping lawn on the temporary Dover Campus. Accommodating three mature trees and forming a noise barrier toward the Ayer Raja Expressway in the north, the gridshell structure of the pavilionharnesses the site constraints and activates an outdoor space behind the existing library building.  Image Courtesy © Philip Aldrup
Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2013 by Sou FujimotoSaturday, July 6th, 2013Article source: Sou Fujimoto The Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2013 is designed by multi award-winning Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto. “It is a really fundamental question how architecture is different from nature, or how architecture could be part of nature, or how they could be merged…what are the boundaries between nature and artificial things.” Sou Fujimoto  Image Courtesy © Sou Fujimoto
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CENTRECAIXA IN SANT PERE DE RIBES HOSPITAL, Carretera de Puigmoltó by MIRAGSunday, June 30th, 2013Article source: MIRAG This small pavilion is an extension of the hospital of Sant Pere de Ribes (Barcelona). MIRAG had the will of creating a more domestic space for patients with a terminal disease. The patients can use a welcoming private space where they have a ‘relation area’ and a ‘personal area’ with visual contact with the countryside surroundings. The pavilion has 3 private units and also a common area -where workshop can be held-.  Aerial exterior view of the pavilion. The façade emulates the surrounding crop fields, Image Courtesy © Jordi Surroca
MULTI-FUNCTIONAL PAVILION IN VILADRAU, Spain by MIRAGFriday, June 28th, 2013Article source: MIRAG The challenge on the enlargement of this therapeutic centre -‘Riera Major’, located in a privileged site in the outskirts of Viladrau, Girona- was, on the one hand, to offer an improved relation between the patient and the surrounding nature through a reinterpretation of traditional constructions of the area. And on the other hand, to study the real needs of the centre in order to offer them a moderate, affordable solution.  Elevation of the pavilion. The relation between construction and nature is present, Photograph by Jordi Surroca.
Conference Centre, Corporate Campus Apeldoorn in The Netherlands by ADP ArchitectsTuesday, June 11th, 2013Article source: ADP Architects The central building of the Corporate Campus Apeldoorn, designed by ADP Architects, is the conference centre. The whole building is set up to stimulate interaction and communication. As working in a green environment is the main concept of the campus the landscape literally continues in to the entrance hall of the conference building, so nature and architecture melt together in the heart of the campus. Standing in the tall entrance hall you can see the restaurant, and the 25 conference rooms located on different floors. The restaurant, seating 750 people, is spread out over different levels gradually stepping down towards the forest outside.  Image Courtesy © Gerard van Beek, Jeroen Musch
Fragment à Miracle in Château de Chillon, Veytaux, Switzerland by Lapo Ruffi / LRA, Vanessa GiandonatiTuesday, June 4th, 2013Article source: Lapo Ruffi / LRA, Vanessa Giandonati Fragment à miracle’ project proposes the construction of an architectural landscape on old foundations, a simultaneous source of wonder and contemplation. The project is related to the context of the landscape’s coastline because of its differentiated permeability and its connection with the environment’s point of strength. Walks, south and north, are connected to the Old Street of Italy which, abandoning its original mission, becomes a witness of Veytaux Villeneuve pedestrian link.  Image Courtesy Lapo Ruffi, Vanessa Giandonati
Spanish Pavilion IX Venice Architecture Biennial in Venice, Italy by Arquitectos AyalaSunday, May 26th, 2013Article source: Arquitectos Ayala In Venice, right to the entrance of the Giardini is the Spanish pavilion of the Biennial. Without prejudice to more thorough interventions later, the pavilion façade –and the pavilion as a whole for that matter- urgently needed to present an image befitting a country emerging strongly in the heart of Europe.  Image Courtesy Arquitectos Ayala
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