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Tuesday, May 21st, 2013
Article source: Sergio Villegas
The Project is located in one of the lakes of the reserve due to the lakes keep changing over the course of the seasons; this factor makes them the most dynamic points of the reserve. The Project looks for accentuate the reserve formation process. The proposal emerges from the mixture between the existing ecosystem of the place and the elements that characterized the harbor landscape like containers, cranes, structures and colors.
 Image Courtesy Sergio Villegas
- Architects: Occlusion studio
- Project: Vertical Zoo
- Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Team: Sergio Villegas, Alejandro Corrales, Natalia Cuartas
- Project Completion Date: 2009
- Project Type: Institutional
- Project Site Context/Setting: Urban/Landscaping
- Building Gross Floor Area: 2.000 square feet
- Other Building Description: International Contest
- Software used: Sketchup, 3Dmax, Vray, Photoshop, After Effects
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Tags: Argentina, Buenos Aires
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Saturday, May 18th, 2013
Article source: Archinature Workshop
The project has a very unique characteristic due its location. It is next to the Sports Palace, an arena frequently used for concerts, and the Velodromo Subway Station. Now the link between both spots is broken due a lack of pedestrian walkways, on the other hand there a high demand for parking space that is not satisfied by the parking offered by the Sport Palace.
 Image courtesy Archinature Workshop
- Architects: Archinature Workshop
- Project: Pabellón de los Deportes
- Location: Mexico City, Mexico
- Software used: Archicad, Artlantis, Photoshop
Tags: Mexico, Mexico City
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Saturday, May 11th, 2013
Article source: MenoMenoPiu Architects + BE.ST Architect
Our proposal for the Italian Pavilion at the Milan 2015 Expo is a light cage where the technical innovation is embedded within the structure: revolutionary glass columns sustain traditional slabs clad in marble. The building is simple and elegant in its structural system. Marble and glass are intertwined expressing the Italian architectural tradition of proportion and elegance.
Nature makes its way through the thin marble: tress are allowed to grow tall through holes in the slabs, recalling the central role of nature in a healthy feeding culture. These holes let the light from above reach the ground level where the covered plaza stands. The latter is trimmed by a thin water layer which creates small “islands” and a mirror-like surface. Water and shadow cool down the temperature of the plaza so offering a shelter from the sunny space before the circular pond at the end of the Cardo.
 Image courtesy MenoMenoPiu Architects + BE.ST Architect
- Architects: MenoMenoPiu Architects + BE.ST Architect
- Project: The Slabs – Italian Pavilion Expo 2015
- Location: Milan, Italy
- Project Team: MenoMenoPiu Architects – Rocco Valantines, Mario Emanuele Salini, Marco Lavit Nicora, Paolo Carignano, Alessandro Balducci
- Project Team: BE.ST Architect – Stefano Belingardi Clusoni
- Software used:
2d Autocad
3d Rhinoceros
Rendering 3ds max
Post Production Photoshop
Tags: Italy, Milan
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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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Tuesday, May 7th, 2013
Article source: Maden Group
The study starts from the first religious needs and the study of the earliest mosques architecture in Kosovo and in other countries to convey tradition through contemporary architecture. Our objective was to combine in the best mode architecture and religious rules.
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- Architects: Maden Group
- Project: Central Mosque of Pristina Competition Entry
- Location: Pristina, Kosovo
- Software used: Modeled in Archicad, rendered in Maxwell, and post-produced the renders in Photoshop and Lightroom. Diagrams and other graphics were made in CorelDraw and Illustrator.
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Tags: Kosovo, Pristina
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Sunday, May 5th, 2013
Article source: Green Idea Architecture
Vietnamese architectural firm Green Idea Architecture studio has completed the Cu Chi Villa. Completed in 2013, this contemporary villa is located in Cu Chi Town, Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam.
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- Architects: Green Idea Architecture
- Project: Cu Chi Villa
- Location: Cu Chi Town, Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam
- Team: Vo Thanh Cong, Lu Minh Khang
- Project Area: 2.000sqm
- Completed: 2013
- Software used: Sketchup, 3Dmax, Photoshop
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Tags: Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam
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Thursday, May 2nd, 2013
Article source: Za Bor Architects
The main idea of the offered solution is transformation of Pushkinsky cinema while preserving its original historical volume. Modern expressive elements «sprout» through the semicentennial structure, symbolically connecting the old and the new by means of the shape and materials.
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- Architects: Za Bor Architects
- Project: Pushkinsky Cinema
- Location: Moscow, Russia
- Date of project: 2010
- Status: competition proposal
- Architect: Arseniy Borisenko and Peter Zaytsev
- Software used: ArchiCAD, 3Ds Max, Adobe Photoshop
Tags: Moscow, Russia
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Sunday, April 21st, 2013
Article source: Uchida Architect Design Office
BROWNIE is a bakery shop and a house, located inside Aso Kuju National park where it is blessed with its rich nature. From the start of the design process, corresponding to the client’s bold belief on bread making using natural, organic, and non-addictive materials, “nature” was strongly intended in the design of this building.
 Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki Kawano
- Architects: Uchida Architect Design Office
- Project: Brownie
- Location: Kokonoe, fukuoka, Japan
- Photography: Hiroyuki Kawano
- Function : shop + house
- Site area : 1654 ㎡
- Building area : 148 ㎡
- Total Floor Area : 131 ㎡
- Stories: 1
- Structure (materials): wooden structure
- Finish: (exterior) cedar board
- Finish: (interior) cedar board, plaster
- Completed date: february 2010
- Client: shinichi miyamoto
- Constructional engineer: Hashimoto kensetsu
- Software used: AutoCAD, VectorWorks, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop.
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Tags: Fukuoka, Japan, Kokonoe
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Tuesday, April 9th, 2013
Article source: Seijo Peon Arquitectos
The building was designed for a mobile telephone company, and rises from an initial idea from the clients to create a “warehouse with offices”, i.e., they requested a box with a single door… a building closed to the exterior with a versatile interior that could be exploited for a variety of uses without a space hierarchy. The idea of closing the building to the exterior was mainly needed for security reasons.
 Image Courtesy © Alberto Cáceres Zenteno
- Architects: Seijo Peon Arquitectos & Asociados
- Project: Macrocel
- Location: Mérida, Yucatan, Mexico
- Photography: Alberto Cáceres Zenteno
- Year:2008
- Architect: Juan Carlos Seijo Encalada & Josefina Peon de Seijo.
- Collaborators: Israel Ramírez Segura/ Marco Sogbi Martínez/ Claudina Peon Puerto/ Alejandra Molina Gual/ Interactual
- Software used: Autocad, the 3D Model and renders on 3DMAX Studio and for the final details on the renders Adobe Photoshop
Tags: Mexico, Yucatan
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Tuesday, April 9th, 2013
Article source: Maxwan Architects + Urbanists
Built in 1938, this Noordwijk seaside villa was originally the holiday home of a concrete factory owner. Battered and blustered by the salty sea weather over the decades, the house was in need of renovation. Besides roof replacement and basement repairs, the bedrooms, bathrooms and windows were outdated and some spaces had grown too small for the clients’ requirements. Maxwan’s additions bring new distinctive features to the house, while respecting its original character.
 Image Courtesy © Filip Dujardin
- Architects: Maxwan Architects + Urbanists
- Project: House N
- Location: Noordwijk, Netherlands
- Photography: Filip Dujardin
- Client: Private
- Scale: S
- Team leader: Rene Sangers
- Partner in charge: Hiroki Matsuura
- Team: Anna Borzyszkowska, Larraine Henning, Jason Hilgefort, Claudia Strahl
- Collaborators: F. Wiggers – Varsseveld (structural engineer)
- Software used: Autocad, 3dmax, Photoshop, Illustrator
Tags: Netherlands, Noordwijk
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