Archive for the ‘Revit’ Category
Tuesday, October 8th, 2013
Article source: Future Architecture Thinking
The Casa das Artes (House of the Arts) in Miranda do Corvo expresses the meetingbetween two identities, rural and urban, in a landscape marked by the Lousã Mountains.
 Image Courtesy © João Morgado
- Architects: Future Architecture Thinking
- Project: Casa das Artes
- Location: Miranda do Corvo, Portugal
- Photography: João Morgado
- Client: Municipalityof Miranda do Corvo
- Area: 2.360 sqm
- Project Team: Architect Miguel Correia, Architect Cláudia Campos, Architect SérgioCatita, ArchitectPatríciade Carvalho, Architect Miguel Cabral, Architect Margarida Magro, Architect Sara Gonçalves, Architect Telmo Maia, Architect Gabriel Santos, ArchitectHilárioAbril, Engineer José Pico, Landscape Architect Sara Távora
- Builder: TECNORÉM – Engenharia e Construções, S.A.
- Year: 2010 /2013
- Software used: REVIT, Autocad and 3DS MAX
Tags: Miranda do Corvo, Portugal
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Tuesday, October 1st, 2013
Article source: NEW THEME
The design for this two-story house emerged from the site constraints, program and view. The shape and orientation is designed for maximum exposure to the prevailing winds at strategic locations, which facilitate the building’s ability to use natural ventilation. The form of the building gently fits a large program onto the awkwardly-shaped site by using the site’s unusual form: shifts and movements of the site are used to enhance daylight and natural air flow distribution.
 Image Courtesy © Alen Lin
- Architects: NEW THEME
- Project: GREEN GREENBERG GREEN HOUSE
- Principal and the Designer: Beth Holden
- Photography: Alen Lin, Ethan Pines
- Software used: Autocad and Revit
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Friday, September 27th, 2013
Article source: TACKarchitects
ART[house] at its core attempts to blur the boundaries between interior and exterior environments, while creating a sophisticated canvas in which the owner can display their extensive art collection. The design finds inspiration from the work of Richard Neutra, and some of his more notable projects such as the Kaufmann House.
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- Architects: TACKarchitects
- Project: ART[house]
- Software used: Rhino, 3D-Studio Max and Revit
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Thursday, September 26th, 2013
Article source: Taylor Kurtz Architecture + Design
This 78,000sf steel frame and concrete tilt panel facility provides manufacturing, warehouse and office space for the tenant, Corix Water Systems and Utilities.
Designed in response to a significantly sloping site, the main entrance and office floor is raised above the street level permitting a high quality of street-front expression while maintaining a low profile consistent with the neighbourhood context.
 Image Courtesy © Taylor Kurtz Architecture + Design The entrance plaza and canopy, detailed in concrete, steel, glass and cedar dominate the visual expression of the street-front elevation and set a tone that is more professional in appearance than industrial as one would expect in a development of this type. Adjacent to the entry canopy, a carefully considered composition of glazed slot monitor windows complete the street front elevation, permitting natural light to the warehouse and breaking down the scale of the street-facing north wall. The varied roof lines of these elements helps to further reduce the scale and visual bulk that is typical in industrial warehouse buildings.
 Image Courtesy © Taylor Kurtz Architecture + Design Below the office level is the Shop Floor, anchored by a 17,000sf manufacturing shop, contractor warehouse, storage warehouse, offices and grade level access to loading and receiving bays at the south and east yards. Adjacent to the central circulation and elevator core, a suite of feature spaces including testing labs, assembly rooms and geothermal centre are arranged to facilitate tours and to showcase the varied products and systems manufactured by Corix.
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Wednesday, September 18th, 2013
Article source: Arkitema Architects
Between the highways leading to Esbjerg and Esbjerg Airport, the house of the Danish trade-union, Det Faglige Hus, will rise as a dynamic domicile. It will look like a parked jet.
 Image Courtesy © Thomas Mølvig
- Architects: Arkitema Architects
- Project: Trade-union, Det Faglige Hus
- Location: Esbjerg, Denmark
- Photography: Thomas Mølvig
- Software used: AutoCAD and Revit
Tags: Denmark, Esbjerg
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Thursday, September 12th, 2013
Article source: 5+design
Just south of Chengdu, the soft rolling hills of Shuangliu County which provide the natural setting for the Luxehills project, give way to the new waterfront communities of Luxelake. Inspired by the nearby waterfalls of Shu-zheng and drawing from the natural beauty of the rolling hillside, Luxelake uses nature and a beautiful lakefront to inspire a casual lifestyle.
 Image Courtesy © 5+design
- Architects: 5+design
- Project: LuxeLake Parcel 8
- Location: Chengdu, China
- Client: Chengdu Wide Horizon Real Estate Development
- Status: Under construction, completion Q3 2013
- Project Type: Residential
- Program: Residential high-rise, residential mid-rise, waterfront villas
- Site area: 22,695 square meters
- Building Area: 43,280 square meters
- Design Head: Arthur Benedetti: David Shia of 5+design
- Software used: Revit, AutoCAD
Tags: Chengdu, China
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Sunday, September 1st, 2013
Article source: Design Blitz
Skype’s primary goal was to create a world-class o”ce that would di!erentiate them from their Bay Area competitors in the recruitment of talent. Their new space not only had to be a design statement that reflected their modern but fun personality, but it also had to meet very specific acoustic requirements to support the company’s extensive use of AV. Skype hired Design Blitz architects to design their new North American headquarters on an aggressive budget and schedule. Despite being one of several new o”ces that year for Skype, the completed project ultimately became the standard for the international communications company and also achieved LEED Silver certification.
 Image Courtesy © Ho!manChrisman & Matthew Millman
- Architects: Design Blitz
- Project: Skype HQ
- Location: Palo Alto, California, U.S.A
- Photography: Ho!manChrisman & Matthew Millman
- Size: 54,000 SF
- Completion: 2010
- Software used: Revit and Sketchup
Tags: California, Palo Alto, U.S.A.
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Friday, August 30th, 2013
Article source: Malik Architecture
The uniqueness of this project is that it operates on multiple levels. On one hand it uses technology and intelligent design to improve the working environment of its inhabitants, while working inclusively in an urban context.
On the other hand, it is a critical commentary on some of the antiquated notions that have plagued contemporary commercial design in the subcontinent. The eschewment of ornamentation, the treatment of structure as skin, the repudiation of self-aggrandizing atriums, the moulding of building volumes to perform multiple functions simultaneously, the treatment of landscape as an integral part of development and an exploration of its varying moods, the focus on sustainability, the holistic approach to design and execution are a direct result of a critical analysis of the exigent and often superficial buildings proliferating in the subcontinent.
 Image Courtesy © Malik Architecture
- Architects: Malik Architecture
- Project: GMS Grande Palladium
- Location: Kalina, Mumbai, India
- Client: GMS Group
- Design team: Arjun Malik, Ketan Chaudhary, JayJani, Ketan Seta
- Built-up area: 1, 80,000 sq. ft.
- Cost of project: 60 crores
- Year of completion: 2010
- Software used: Autocad, Revit, 3D Max, STAAD Pro and Tekla
Tags: India, Kalina, Mumbai
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Tuesday, August 27th, 2013
Article source: MVN Arquitectos
A terrace was created which allowed us to open up the views overlooking the sea on one side and mountains on the other. We located the building at the edge of the northern boundary at the highest viewpoint as the southern part was very steep. From this position we designed a floor layout that allowed us to enjoy the double prospect of the building and at the same time taking maximum advantage of what the site has to offer.
 Image Courtesy © MVN Arquitectos
- Architects: MVN Arquitectos
- Project: AP House
- Photography: MVN Arquitectos
- Client: Private
- Collaborators: María Pascual, architect
- Tecnical Architect: Federico Alonso Cayuela
- Consultants: 3D3, structure & service engineers, Ana García Masó, landscape architect
- Contractor: Progall Obras
- Final completion date: 2012
- Construction period: 14 months
- Gross floor area: 408,15 m2
- Software used: Revit from Autodesk
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Sunday, August 25th, 2013
Article source: STARH Stanislavov Architects
There are 5 different types of houses with distinctive geometric shape, designed in the series.
The Line House
The Triangle House
The Square House
The Rectangle House
The Arch House
The houses are designed for construction in Belgium, France, Luxembourg and the Netherlands and meet all European standards of living.
- Architects: STARH Stanislavov Architects
- Project: The Triangle House
- Location: Belgium, France
- Program: Single family house
- Design Year: 2013
- Build up area: 220 sq.m
- Software used: AutoCAD, Revit and 3ds Max
Tags: Belgium, France
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