Archive for the ‘Showroom’ Category
Saturday, September 21st, 2013
Article source: 4th-Studio
My Home Studio is the project that Bticino has created in Mexico to show in a clear and exciting way the “Home automation” concept. The most innovative and cut edge domotic functions altogether in a single place ready to be incorporated in our daily lives and this way dwell and work in spaces with more comfort, security and efficiency. My Home Studio is probably the most complete and sophisticated showroom in our country.
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- Architects: 4th-Studio
- Project: My Home Studio
- Location: Querétaro, Mexican
- Photography: 4th-Studio
- Client: Bticino de Mexico
- Year: 2013
- Software used: Autocad and 3D Studio Max
Tags: Mexican, Querétaro
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Thursday, September 19th, 2013
Article source: DITTEL | ARCHITEKTEN
DITTEL | ARCHITEKTEN designed an exclusive showroom at Carloft in Berlin Kreuzberg. Visitors find an exciting interior including a bar with lounge for guests and a show area with an adjoining patio.
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- Architects: DITTEL | ARCHITEKTEN
- Project: CarLoft in Berlin
- Software used: Vectorworks and Adobe Photoshop
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Thursday, September 12th, 2013
Article source: MDU architetti
A sea almost completely built, with a few remaining spots agricultural, crossed by the lines of the roadways of high slip along the east-west: this is the view of the plain of Florence, Prato and Pistoia from the hills that surround it. You can identify the three town centers to the higher settlement density that characterizes them than building more dispersed around them, but now the city has replaced the campaign in the perception of internal hierarchies of the territory. From this vantage point on the hills is only imaginable, at night, the darkness that up to fifty years ago enveloped with the few weak lights at its old centers: the transition from day to night was a gradual dissolution of the light in the silence.
 Image Courtesy © Pietro Savorelli
- Architects: MDU architetti
- Project: Showroom Essebi
- Location: Agliana, Tuscany, Italy
- Photography: Pietro Savorelli
- Structural engineer: ing. Jacopo Ceramelli, ing. Alberto Antonelli, ing. Daniele Storai
- Client: ESSE.BI divani e poltrone s.r.l.
- Schedule: project: may 2004
- Building: july-november 2004
Dimentions
- Site: 930 mq
- Gross area: 330 mq
- Volume : 1600 mc
Tags: Agliana, Italy, Tuscany
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Thursday, September 5th, 2013
Article source: MVRDV
Just before a Korean pop-song became a global success on YouTube for the first time in history, and Gangnam became world famous as the nouveau riche hangout of the South-Korean capital Seoul, MVRDV was commissioned by Woon Nam Management Ltd. to redefine a building on Gangnams chic Apgujung Road. Even though the Chungha building was completed in the 1980’s it was already outdated in a street dominated by flagship stores. The transformation, which added an extra level, was completed in just 9 months.
 Image Courtesy © Kyungsub Shin
- Architects: MVRDV
- Project: CHUNGHA BUILDING
- Location: Seoul, South Korea
- Photography: Kyungsub Shin
- Client: Woon Nam Management Co. Ltd. Seoul, KR.,Transformation of 2820m2.
- Program: Shops, offices, café.
- Budget: undisclosed.
- Co-Architect: InC Design Group : Chang rock Kim, Jaehoon Lee, Boram Lee, Anna Lee, Jinju Dong, Eun ae Choi
- Contractor: Ain Construction
- Structure: 1’st Structure, Seoul, KR.
- Lighting: Total LED.
- Tiles: M&S Ceramic.
Tags: Seoul, South Korea
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Tuesday, September 3rd, 2013
Article source: Zemberek Design Office
By reason of cooperation between two major textile companies, the necessity of a new design office with additional showroom for guest designer team is revealed in existing manufacturing building of the host company. Approach of the architectural team, according to the demand was, creating a perception of “non-belonging” in the space, to highlight the difference between existing function and the new one, also maintaining the balance, between; using the attractive and colorful interior workspace as a showcase, and preserving the privacy of the designers. Another demand that shapes the concept was a multi-functional area which serves as a design office and a showroom.
Architectural team aimed to meet all demands with a single shell.
 Image Courtesy © Şafak Emrence
- Architects: Zemberek Design Office
- Project: VIGOSS Textile – Showroom and Design Office
- Location: Istanbul, Turkey
- Photography: Şafak Emrence
- Design Team: Başak Emrence, Şafak Emrence, Başak Bakkaloğlu
- Project Area: 500 m²
- Client: VIGOSS Textile
- Design Date: 2012
- Construction Date: 2012
- Software used: Zwcad and Google Sketchup
Tags: Istanbul, Turkey
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Tuesday, August 27th, 2013
Article source: Osamu Morishita Architects & Associates
The internet age. This description is already obsolete. This age is passing quickly. The cloud computing world is now.
When wandering about in the cloud of information, things are not recognized clearly for what they are as each bit of information is not clearly defined in either its characteristic or identity. In the cloud computing world, we can know “IT” without actually touching anything real. If we type a keyword in any search engine, we get the information we want quickly. Sports car, British car, SUV, Jaguar, Land Rover, and so on. In the clouds, we have already discovered what we need to know about the goods we desire to purchase. But they are not yet physical, just virtual.
 Image Courtesy © Osamu Morishita Architects & Associates
Tags: Japan, Osaka
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Thursday, July 11th, 2013
Article source: POLIVALENTE Artes & Oficios
ASSIGNMENT: Showroom design and construction. Its purpose is to welcome Exxacon potential customers. The showroom must be operative throughout the building labors, showing elegance and the corporate identity that characterizes Exxacon. Its structure must
be developed in a modular shape that utilizes only detachable and reusable materials.
MATERIALS: Chosen materials for the construction are directly related with the objective of achieving a completely detachable and reusable showroom for future Exxacon projects. The general structure is built in steel modular pieces, OSB plaques and structural plywood plaques. Windows are built in aluminum panels and simple crystal. The access is built as a brushed pinewood deck. Exterior screen is made of medestuk chain mail.
 Image Courtesy © POLIVALENTE Artes & Oficios
Tags: Chile, Santiago
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Wednesday, May 1st, 2013
Article source: Megabudka
Objective:
To design bright multifunctional space convenient for office work, visual for demonstration of interior elements, comfortable for lectures and prepossesing to communication at friendly meetings.
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- Architects: Megabudka
- Project: Office+Showroom for DK
- Location: Artplay, 10-2 Niknyaya Siromyatnicheskaya, Moscow, Russia
- Сredits: Kirill Gubernatorov, Andrey Samonaev, Artem Ukropov, Daria Listopad, Svetlana Tverdova
- Constructor: Igor Zavarov
- Client: DK.project
- Year: 2013
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Tags: Moscow, Russia
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Saturday, March 16th, 2013
Article source: Zaha Hadid Architects
A display landscape
The ‘Shop in Shop’ concept for Neil Barrett is based on a singular, cohesive project that is divided into sixteen separate pieces. Specific pieces have then been selected and installed into each of the four Neil Barrett ‘Shop in Shop’s in Seoul, and also into the Hong Kong shop; creating a unique display landscape within each store. Each separate element acts a as piece in a puzzle of the original ensemble, ensuring each shop maintains a relationship to the defined whole and with the other Neil Barrett Shop in Shop locations.
 Image Courtesy © Virgile Simon Bertrand
- Architects: Zaha Hadid Architects & Neil Barrett
- Project: Neil Barrett ‘Shop in Shop’
- Location: Seoul, Korea and Hong Kong, China
- Photography: Virgile Simon Bertrand
- Design: Zaha Hadid & Patrik Schumacher
- Project Architect: Claudia Wulf & Elke Presser
- Concept Development: Claudia Wulf, Elke Presser & Torsten Broeder
- Fabrication: Evergrow
- Surface Material: PU Foam with glass fi bre, resin coating
Tags: Korea, Seoul
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Wednesday, March 13th, 2013
Article source: SieMatic Montreal
SieMatic, the German gold standard in high-end kitchens, is setting up shop in Quebec with the inauguration of new showroom icts in the Montreal region. “Visitors to our showroom will find out about the brand philosophy,” Explains Jean-Martin Lapointe, Sales Manager, Montreal Siematic, “in terms of quality finishes, technical innovation, ergonomics, and the modularity of parts and accessories on display.”
 Image Courtesy SieMatic
- Architects: SieMatic Montreal
- Project: SieMatic comes to Quebec
- Location: Quebec, Canada
Tags: Canada, Québec
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