Archive for the ‘Photoshop’ Category
Wednesday, July 30th, 2014
Article source: CEBRA
CEBRA has completed a public sports facility in the Danish town of Løgstør based on the office’s“Meccano concept” for unheated, low-cost and lightweight sports halls. The concept uses construction principles and elements otherwise known from industrial buildings and warehouses – that is standardised off-the-shelf components. The idea is that these simple elements can be refined and combined in new and surprising ways – just like the Meccano model construction system – in order to create architecturally appealing, accessibleand easily adaptable sports facilities, which are cheap to build and maintain. The concept has been developed in collaboration with LokaleogAnlægsfonden (the Danish Foundation for Culture and Sports Facilities).
 Image Courtesy © CEBRA
- Architects: CEBRA
- Project: Løgstør sports hall
- Location: Løgstør, Denmark
- Software used: AutoCAD, Revit, Rhinoceros, Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator
- Project size: 1.400 m² new building
- Year: 2012 – 2014
- Status: Completed
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Tags: Denmark, Løgstør
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Friday, July 25th, 2014
Article source: Bahadir Kul Architects
A western district and villages terminal was designed in the west of the city, Kayseri. The idea of creating a district terminal came up due to the fact that the transportation access difficulty of the existing travel agencies in the area. Besides, the traffic density caused by the transportation vehicles in the city center is an another reason.
 Image Courtesy © Ket Kolektif
- Architects: Bahadir Kul Architects
- Project: KAYSERI WEST CITY BUS TERMINAL
- Location: Kayseri / TÜRKİYE
- Photography: Ket Kolektif
- Software Used: Autocad, Adope Photoshop, Skektch Up – V ray, Max
- Construction Period: 2007 / 2009
- Total Floor Area : 1.500 m2
- Site Area: 10.000 m²
- Client: Greater Municipality of Kayseri
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Tags: Kayseri, Türkiye
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Wednesday, July 23rd, 2014
Article source: Robert M. Gurney, FAIA Architect
Rolling topography, open fields and woodlands comprise a 24 acre site in Rappahannock County, Virginia where this new house is located. Extensive site investigation, including erecting scaffolding at various locations, resulted in the placement of the house high on one of the hills, overlooking a meadow at the base of woodlands. The house is organized as a series of volumes, arranged linearly and positioned to optimize distant views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
 Image Courtesy © Maxwell MacKenzie
- Architects: Robert M. Gurney, FAIA Architect
- Project: 4 Springs Lane
- Location: Rappahannock County, VA, U.S.A
- Photography: Maxwell MacKenzie
- Software used: Autocad, SketchUp, and Photoshop
- Project Architect: Brian Tuskey
- Contractor: Erwin Opitz, Opitz Construction Consulting, Inc.
- Engineer: D. Anthony Beale LLC
- Landscape Architect: Kevin Campion, Campion Hruby Landscape Architects
- Interior Designer: Therese Baron Gurney, ASID – Baron Gurney Interiors
- Completion Year: 2013
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Tags: Rappahannock County, U.S.A., VA
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Tuesday, May 20th, 2014
Article source: GrupoHCR
The original concept rises out of the major basis about color, and is that this cannot be taught or described. People are born with a special sense of color. Based on this idea, our intention was to create a facade out of the color model used in all printing systems, CMYK (Cyan , Magenta , Yellow and Key) for their best adaptation in manufacturing facilities. Parting from this initial palette we achieved a fresh effect with an organized structure that at some point breaks with the inclination angles of these colored stripes, changing the lineal effect of the material used in other facades of the building, compensating the lack of color and also maintaining the same visual effect of the vertical lines of the current material.
 Image Courtesy © GrupoHCR
- Architects: GrupoHCR
- Project: Euromax Competition: Nest of Colors
- Software used: Vectorworks, Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop.
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Tuesday, May 13th, 2014
Article source: MAT-TER Design + Build Studio
Topology of Resilience
On November 9, 2013 the devastating Typhoon Haiyan hit the Philippines, causing more than 5,000 deaths and destroying the homes and cities of millions. Natural disasters due to climate change have become extremely commonplace all over the world. We can’t do much to stop them, but as architects we can help design and build stronger and more resilient buildings to withstand them. As part of a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) by OOAc in support of the Typhoon Haiyan victims, the objective of this project is to generate a design concept for a typhoon-resilient school to be implemented in the affected area of the Philippines, where sadly over 4,500 schools have been destroyed by the massive storm.
 Image Courtesy © MAT-TER Design + Build Studio
- Architects: MAT-TER Design + Build Studio
- Project: Guiuan National High School
- Location: Guiuan, Philippines
- Software used: We used Rhino for the 3d modeling and line drawings, Adobe illustrator and Photoshop for the diagrams and graphics.
- Year: 2014
- Type: Educational/ Disaster Relief
- Designers: Christin To, Hugo Martinez
- Social and Feasibility Research/Development: Charles Dhinakaran, Javi Muriel Santurino
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Tags: Guiuan, Philippines
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Tuesday, April 29th, 2014
Article source: Zuccherodesign Architects
Zucchero Architects, in collaboration with the Dutch textile designer Antje Paul-Kessel from iDress, has created a pristine all white scenario for these extremely colorful textiles played out in various shapes and forms. The fundamental color palette is neutral and monochromatic.
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- Architects: Zuccherodesign Architects
- Project: Siesta Twin Houses
- Location: Ibiza, Spain
- Software used: Autocad, 3D Studio, V Ray and Photoshop
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Tags: Ibiza, Spain
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Thursday, April 24th, 2014
Article source: Faraday LLC
Kopenhagen is a residence with 161.6 m2of overall space; it is a wooden building with a simple rectangular shape, 2 storeys, a low gable roof, and a wooden façade. At the street side, the façade is enlivened by free window placement, a partial façade recess above the entrance, and varied façade materials in two main colours. The courtyard-side is made lighter by a console eave cover, a balcony and a horizontal lattice reaching from the balcony to the front of the terrace.
 Image Courtesy © Faraday LLC
- Architects: Faraday LLC
- Project: Kopenhagen Family neighborhood
- Location: Estonia
- Software used: Main modeling software 3ds Max; rendering was done using V-ray engine. Post-production in Adobe Photoshop.
- 3D visualizer: Igor Bobkov
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Tags: Estonia
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Friday, April 18th, 2014
Article source: SANE architecture
SANE architecture’s project for the Taichung City Cultural Center has been awarded HIGHLY COMMENDED of the Cultural regeneration category at the 2014 MIPIM Architectural Review Future Project Awards. The project was exhibited in the London Pavilion 10-14 march.
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- Architects: SANE architecture
- Project: The Taichung City Cultural Center
- Photography: SANE architecture
- Software used: 3DS MAX, Autocad and a bit of Photoshop
- Year: 2013
- Area: 45 000 sqm
Tags: Taichung
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Wednesday, April 9th, 2014
Article source: MyLandscapes LTD
The 250sqm site runs east to west and is surrounded by two buildings, a perimeter wall and open on the western side. Initially the ground was pretty level and laid to paving blocks, allowing access to the buildings but serving not much purpose and fairly static. The project took 3 months to build during the wettest winter in the British Isles at a cost of £140,000.
 Image Courtesy © Amir Schlezinger
- Architects: MyLandscapes LTD
- Project: Contemporary Japanese Garden
- Location: London, U.K
- Photography: Amir Schlezinger
- Software used: 3-D Max and Photoshop
Tags: London, U.K
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Thursday, March 27th, 2014
Article source: +ADD
FiftyThree is a space to create – a combination between work space, library, home and a forest. Honest materials and understated confidence. Under this creed – that we never lost sight of – we created a space that involved a very honest and open layout that promoted teamwork and collaboration.
 Image Courtesy © Matthew Williams
- Architects: +ADD (Laura Gonzalez Fierro )
- Project: FIFTYTHREE, INC.
- Location: 60 Hudson Street Suite 1810, NEW YORK 10013
- Photography: Matthew Williams
- Software used: Autocad 2013, 3D Max, Rhino, Illustrator and Photoshop
- Collaborator: Carolina Rivera
- Structural Engineer: Anthony Gennaro P.E.
- General Contactor: Northern Bay Contractors, Inc
- Project Year: 2014
- Area: 6,600 sq ft
Tags: 60 Hudson Street Suite 1810, New York
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