Archive for the ‘Revit’ Category
Friday, June 7th, 2013
Article source: Latitude Studio
In large industry structures, the construction of the industrial building is based on logistic, distribution and volumetric requirements determined by the production. It is one of the few building types whose value is measured more in terms of equipment assets than how it performs as social infrastructure.
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- Architects: Latitude Studio
- Project: Research and Design Center
- Location: Hebei Province, China
- Year: 2013
- Type: Commission
- Status: On-going
- Client: N/A
- Chief Designer: Manuel Navarro
- Project Manager: Lihui Sim
- Team: Jorge Cortes, Wang Heyi, Carrie Xun, Lin Yiye
- Software used: Adobe Illustrator CS6, Autodesk Revit Architecture 2013, AutoCad 2010
Tags: China, Hebei Province
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Thursday, June 6th, 2013
Article source: Eleena Jamil Architect
The Border School is intended to provide teaching accommodation for children of migrant families in Mae Sot, Tak, Thailand, close to the border of Burma. The land on which the school is situated is leased as migrant teachers and students cannot legally own it. As such, landlords may take over the land together with any buildings on it at anytime. As such, the school is designed as a modular portable school that can be easily dismantled and re-assembled on another possible site.
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- Architects: Eleena Jamil Architect
- Project: Border School (Moving School)
- Location: Mae Sot, Tak, Thailand
- Software used: Revit
Tags: Mae Sot, Tak, Thailand
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Tuesday, May 21st, 2013
Article source: Hennebery Eddy Architects
Portland Community College (PCC), Oregon’s largest institution of higher learning, serves residents in five counties. Its mission is to “advance the region’s long-term vitality by delivering accessible, quality education to support the academic, professional, and personal development of the…communities PCC serve(s)”.
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- Architects: Hennebery Eddy Architects
- Project: Portland Community College Newberg Center
- Location: Newberg, Oregon, USA
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Project Completion Date: August, 2011]
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Project Site: Previously Undeveloped Land
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Project Type: Education – College/University (campus-level)
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Project Site Context/Setting: Rural
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Building Gross Floor Area: 13,500 square feet
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Other Building Description: New
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BOMA Floor area method used: Yes
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Hours of Operation: 8:30am to 8:30pm M-F, 8:30am to 2pm Saturday
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Total project cost at time of completion, land excluded: $7,200,000.00
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Software used: Revit
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Tags: Newberg, Oregon
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Tuesday, May 21st, 2013
Article source: Clark Nexsen
The Barton College Studio Theatre establishes a home for a burgeoning theater program at Barton College, a small liberal arts school in eastern North Carolina. Owing to its location on the campus, the theater creates two spaces: one fronts the campus’ iconic chapel, the other works in conjunction with the Fine Arts and Music Building to create an arts quad where theater patrons, actors, and students mingle before and after performances.
 Image Courtesy © JWest Productions
- Architects: Clark Nexsen (formerly Pearce Brinkley Cease + Lee)
- Project: Barton College Studio Theatre
- Location: Theatre in Wilson, North Carolina, USA
- Photography: JWest Productions / Mark Herboth
- Client: Barton College
- Project Team: Jeffrey Lee, Irvin Pearce, Rob Harkey, Henry Newell
- Size: 12,000 SF / 200 seats
- Completion: 2009
- Software: Revit
Tags: North Carolina, Wilson
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Tuesday, May 7th, 2013
Article source: CEBRA
The new domicile for public authority Udbetaling Danmark (UDK) in Holstebro manages a series of vital social services, such as state pension and maternity pay, for the entire region of Midwestern Denmark. The building gathers employees from several municipalities in one new administration building, which has to handle and ensure a centralized and efficient service for the citizens.
 Image Courtesy © Mikkel Frost
- Architects: CEBRA
- Project: Udbetaling Danmark Holstebro
- Location: Hostrupsvej, Holstebro, denmark
- Photography: Mikkel Frost
- Commission: Public
- Type: Turn-key contract
- Category: Office
- Client: ATP Ejendommea/s
- Year: 2011 – 2012, inaugurated October 1st 2012
- Purpose: Office building and citizen service center
- Size: 4.600 m²
- Budget: DKK 77m/€ 10,32m excl. VAT
- Prize: Competition 1st prize
- Energy class: Low energy class standard 2015
- Turn-key contractor: Sjælsø
- Engineers: Orbicon, Bent Moesby
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Tags: Denmark, Holstebro, Hostrupsvej
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Friday, May 3rd, 2013
Article source: KieranTimberlake
The Charles David Keeling Apartments are located on the southwestern edge of the UC San Diego campus overlooking the coastal cliffs of La Jolla. Named for the scientist whose research first alerted the world to the possibility of the human impact on global atmospheric carbon, the apartments employ a suite of tactics to address Southern California’s pressing environmental challenges of stormwater management, water scarcity, and carbon emissions.
 Image courtesy KieranTimberlake
- Architects: KieranTimberlake
- Project: Charles David Keeling Apartments
- Location: 10280 North Torrey Pines Road, Suite 470, La Jolla, California, USA
- Project Owner: University of California San Diego
- Project Completion Date: August, 2011
- Project Site: Previously Undeveloped Land
- Project Type: Education – College/University (campus-level)
- Building Gross Floor Area: 147,000 square feet
- Total project cost at time of completion, land excluded: $46,000,000
- Software used: Revit, 3DStudio Max, Grasshopper, and a variety of analysis tools
Tags: California
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Sunday, April 21st, 2013
Article source: a-lab
After 20 months of construction, the Statoil regional and international offices at Fornebu outside Oslo, Norway is now complete. A-lab received the commission after winning first prize in an open competition in 2008. Statoil is a Norwegian energy producer, the 57th largest company in the world by revenue, with about 30 000 employees in 37 countries. From October 15th, 2500 of these employees will work in the new building – including Statoil’s international department.
 Image Courtesy © Luis Fonseca
- Architects: a-lab
- Project: Statoil Regional and International Offices
- Location: Fornebu, Bærum, Norway
- Brief: Offices
- Completion: Autumn 2012
- Construction: 20 months
- Building cost: 1,500 mill NOK / 200 mill. EUR
- Total floor area: 117 000 m2
- Footprint: 65 500 m2
- Levels: 9
- Structure: Steel and concrete (prefab)
- Cladding: Glass and aluminium composite panels
- Completion: 1. of September 2012
- Client: IT-Fornebu Eiendom
- Interior design: a-lab & Momentum Arkitekter (NO)
- Landscape architect: Østengen og Bergo (NO) -concept & Rambøll Norge (NO) -detail
- Software used: In addition to the regular set of design tools, Autodesk Revit was of great importance to realize the BIM-modeling of the Statoil project
Tags: Bærum, Norway
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Saturday, April 20th, 2013
Article source: WSDG
A successful decade behind the console of his Manhattan-based Vault Mastering Studio, convinced engineer, Nathan James that he could shift his growing family back to their hometown of Phoenix and maintain a thriving business. Having developed a strong client base ranging from rockers like The Fray to jazz vocalist, Gretchen Parlato and comic Louis C.K., James was confident his skills would continue to attract interesting national projects. After establishing temporary quarters with a local mastering house, James’ next order of business was to retain the Walters-Storyk Design Group to create his new studio.
 Image Courtesy © John Brinkman
- Acoustical consultants: WSDG
- Project: The Vault
- Location: Phoenix, Arizona
- Photography: John Brinkman
- Revit was used for acoustic accommodation details
Tags: Arizona, Phoenix
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Saturday, March 30th, 2013
Article source: DVVD
The long-awaited Villetaneuse Université interchange is now taking shape. Although this is a good thing in terms of urban development, it also exacerbates the division between north and south due to the ensuing concentration of networks and traffic lanes. Consequently, the footbridge serves a twofold role: access to the station and a link between neighbourhoods. It needs to play its part in the interchange at the same time as fulfilling its role as an urban connection between North and South, improving traffic flow. As an urban landmark, it must also create clarity for the town’s flagship spaces and buildings: the Town Hall, University, sailing centre, interchange, and so on.
 Image Courtesy © EPA / PhGuignard
- Architects: DVVD | Engineers Architects Designers
- Project: Footbridge Over the Railways
- Location: Villetaneuse, France
- Photography: Cyril Sancereau, EPA / PhGuignard
- Client: EPA Plaine de France
- Engineers: DVVD
- Length: 156 meters
- Steel weight: 450 tons
- Budget: 5 000 000 euros
- Construction work: 2010-2012
- PRIZE: 2013 A+ Awards winner, Architecture+Mobility category (two prizes: Jury and Popular Choice Awards)
- Software used: Robot – Bisco – Autocad – Revit Architecture – Studio Max – Adobe CS5.5
Tags: France, Villetaneuse
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Thursday, March 28th, 2013
Article source: Studio a/b Architects
Public restroom in an existing park (Mitchell Park) for a coastal village on the North Fork, Long Island. Since Mitchell Park was built through a design competition, the restroom was required to match the existing park design. Using the same material palette as the existing park buildings (zinc roof and cedar wall), this restroom was sited with free angles, respecting the existing views and park layout.
 Image Courtesy Studio a/b Architects
- Architects: Studio a/b Architects
- Project: Greenport Public Restroom
- Location: Greenport, New York
- Photography: Studio a/b Architects
- Team: Hideaki Ariizumi, Project architect Glynis Berry, partner
- Landscape Design: Eileen Wingate
- Client: Village of Greenport
- Program: Public Restroom in flood plane, minimal footprint, minimal initial and running cost, fit contemorary designed park in a historical village.
- Software used: Revit
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Tags: Greenport, New York
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