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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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Wednesday, March 26th, 2014
Article source: Paul Weiner | DesignBuild Collaborative
The Tucson Mountain Lava House is situated within the eastern alluvial flow of the Tucson Mountains, a terrain that falls gently toward the Santa Cruz River. Defined by a wide drainage to the south, the landscape is richly populated by low-lying bedrock outcroppings, saguaro and barrel cacti, palo verde, ocotillo, jojoba, and creosote.
 Image Courtesy © Liam Frederick Photography
- Architects: Paul Weiner | DesignBuild Collaborative
- Project: Tucson Mountain Lava House
- Location: Pima County, Arizona
- Photography: Liam Frederick Photography
- Software used: FormZ, AutoCAD and Photoshop
- Design Team: Paul Weiner, Paul Reimer
- Year Completed: 2013
- Area: 2600 sf + garage
- Structural Engineer: Schneider Engineering
- General Contractor: Paul Weiner | DesignBuild Collaborative
- Construction Supervisor: Craig Coryell
- Paul Schwam: Scoria Consultant and Collaborator
Tags: Arizona, Pima County
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Wednesday, March 26th, 2014
Article source: +ADD
Gastronomic LAB – A series of chambers infused by a varying gastronomical experiences – display of produce, court to enjoy, and laboratory. The later one composed of a hot and cold sections complemented by the cold pressed juice section. Smells, colors, taste and nature will intervene to create one single space that can be fragmented into self sufficient parts but at the same time work as a whole. A laboratory that studies, preserves and maintains the natural active ingredients, minerals, flavors and aromas in food.
 Image Courtesy © Matthew Williams
- Architects: +ADD
- Project: FEEL FOOD LLC
- Location: New York
- Photography: Matthew Williams
- Software used: Autocad 2013, 3D Max, Rhino, Illustrator and Photoshop
- Collaborator: Carolina Rivera / Germain Chan
- Structural Engineer: Anthony Gennaro P.E.
- General Contactor: C & A Seneca Construction LLC
- Project Year: 2013
- Area: 2,000 sq ft
Tags: New York
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Saturday, March 15th, 2014
Article source: atelier tom vanhee
The building is accessible by a central binding public domain, the playground of the former school (built in the 19th century). By opening some windows further down we reinforce the relationship between interior spaces and this square. By doing the same at the other site of the building, the back area is activated as a green semi-public space linked with the meeting hall. The closed functions, the storeroom, the technical areas and the sanitary facilities are grouped in a partially extended volume. It is a rejuvenation of the building, where the recent sanitair extension gave rise to.
 Image Courtesy © Filip Dujardin
- Architects: atelier tom vanhee
- Project: Renovating a former school as community centre
- Location: Woesten, Belgium
- Photography: Filip Dujardin
- Software used: Autocadlt, Sketchup, Photoshop & indesign, Microsoft office
- Client: Gemeentebestuur Vleteren
- Contractor: Monument Vandekerckhove
- STUDY OF STABILITY: S.C.E.S. , Brugge
- BRUTO SURFACE: 629 m²
- CONCEPT: 2009 – 2010
- EXECUTION: 2011 – 2012
Tags: Belgium, Woesten
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Saturday, March 15th, 2014
Article source: Ark-Kassam Architects
Ark-Kassam Architects have created a contemporary residence design concept which is to be allocated on a knoll in the middle of a private Oasis palm, Al-Riyadh Desert.
Three Masses are forming the design of the house and defining the entry lobby with the Arcade courtyard and the interior garden. These volumes are the Service Mass, Living Mass with sunset view and Night Mass with sunrise view. All masses were organized in order to provide the needed shade for one another, creating the different atmospheric scales in between the indoor and the outdoor space protecting the house from extreme weather conditions.
 Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects
- Architects: Ark-Kassam Architects
- Project: Alkhozama Desert House
- Location: Riyadh Desert, Saudi Arabia
- Software used: Revit, 3D Max and Photoshop
- Project Architect: Abdalrahim Kassam
- Client: Conser Co.
- Area: 1500Sq.m
- Design Year: 2014
- Construction Year: 2014-2015
Tags: Riyadh Desert, Saudi Arabia
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Saturday, February 22nd, 2014
Article source: arkitektgruppen cubus
Mo i Rana has always had a primarily functional relationship to the fjord, which has been one of two major transport systems serving the local industries of iron- and concrete production, the other being the railway. The town is located far inland and the fjord has always served as a main connection with the rest of the world. The railway has served as the other main pulse connecting the town to the east and south, in addition to the two main roads E6 and E12. The railway track runs straight through the centre of the town and acts as a physical barrier between the town proper and the fjord, only surmounted by bridges or underground tunnels. This prevents the establishment of a physical and programmatic continuity linking the two.
 Image Courtesy © arkitektgruppen cubus
- Architects: arkitektgruppen cubus
- Project: Competition for Mo I Rana Waterfront (1st place)
- Location: Norway
- Software used: Softimage, Onyx Tree, Photoshop, Archicad and Artlantis.
CONSULTANTS:
- Graphics Design: Truls Indrearne – Haltenbanken
- 3D illustrations: Fabian Gohde – Studio Gohde
Tags: Norway
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Saturday, February 22nd, 2014
Article source: Utopus studio
Overview Overlooking the scenic Accabonac Creek, our challenge was to renovate and add a pavilion to a recently built residence. In dialogue with the client, a program was developed to extend the residence to include a new indoor spa and art studio and to add a new Pool Pavilion facing the serene waterfront.
 Image Courtesy © Utopus studio
- Architects: Utopus studio
- Project: East Hampton Pool Pavilion and Art Studio
- Location: New York, USA
- Software used: Rhino and Photoshop.
- Date: Winter 2013
- Client: Private Client
- Area: 3,500 Sq. feet
Tags: New York
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Friday, February 21st, 2014
Article source: Utopus studio
Overview: Located directly across from the Brooklyn Museum in Prospect Heights, this 2750 sq. ft. pre-war apartment commands breathtaking views of Lower Manhattan and Prospect Park. However, over the last 30 years the apartment was subdivided in smaller rooms resulting in clustering the circulation and obstructing the views.
 Image Courtesy © Utopus studio
- Architects: Utopus studio
- Project: Prospect Park Apartment Renovation
- Location: Brookyln, NY, U.S.A
- Software used: Rhino and Photoshop.
- Date: Winter 2014
- Client Private: Client
- Area: 2,500 Sq. feet
- Materials: Wood flooring, back painted glass, marble counter tops, ceramic tiling, lacquered doors, wire mesh glass and wood doors, plaster walls, wood and brass cabinetry and trims
- Program: Residential Renovation
Tags: Brookyln, NY, U.S.A.
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