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Sunday, June 9th, 2013
Article source: Utopus studio
The visitors’ center serves as an entry and educational center for the archaeological site of Chan Chan, an ancient city that was once the capital of the Chimor Kingdom (4th to 11th century) that existed along the north coast of South America. The visitors’ center is located at the entrance of the Tschudi Palace, the only palace open to visitors among the other eight palaces of the ancient city of Chan Chan.
 Image Courtesy © Utopus studio
- Architects: Utopus studio
- Project: Chan Chan
- Location: Chan-Chan Ruins, Trujillo, Peru
- Date: 1998
- Client: National Institute of Culture (Instituto Nacional de Cultura)
- Area: 625 sqm
- Materials: adobe, wood, cane, earth, brick, gravel and ceramic
- Program: ramps, courtyard, tickets booth, exhibition galleries, cafeteria, and shops
- Software used: CAD and free hand drawings
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Tags: Chan-Chan Ruins, Peru, Trujillo
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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.
 Image Courtesy Latitude Studio
- 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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Wednesday, June 5th, 2013
Article source: JAM
The site is located on the part of a gradual hill at the foot of Mt Rokko. This building is planned as the recreational facility of the company for employees and their families. The Glass House on the first floor of the main house, beautiful scenery extends through north and south, leading to various sequences rich nature into the inside space.
 Image courtesy JAM
- Architects: JAM
- Project: Villa on the Hill
- Location: Mt Rokko, Mountain
- Software used: 3D Studio Max
Tags: Mountain, Mt Rokko
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Wednesday, June 5th, 2013
Article source: 10AM Architecture
The Museum of Underwater Archaeology is based on three main principles:
Transforming a SYMBOL of a post-industrial era into a SYMBOL of cultural infrastructure.
UTILITY – creating human scale and dynamic visual and communication connections from a distance and in close-up view.
ECOLOGICAL and HEDONISTIC SUSTAINABILITY – using the natural and climate resources and aesthetic emotional potential of the site.
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- Architects: 10AM Architecture
- Project: Piraeus Cultural Coast
- Location: Vouneuil-sur-Vienne, Greece
- Software used: AutoCAD, 3DStudio MAX, CorelDRAW and Photoshop
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Tags: Greece, Vouneuil-sur-Vienne
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Wednesday, June 5th, 2013
Article source: JAM
The site is located in the island of Hiroshima, Japan. Three sides of the site face the calm environment of Setonaikai Sea. The building is weekend house for 4-person family. The plan has the outline of 4 squares with rotated by a unit of 3 degrees.
 Image Courtesy JAM
- Architects: JAM
- Project: K Residence
- Location: Hiroshima, Japan
- Design: 2012
- Completion: 2013
- Structure: Reinforced Concrete
- Stories: 2
- Site Area: 540sqm
- Architecture Area: 510sqm
- Program: Weekend House / Residence
- Software used: 3dS Max
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Tags: Hiroshima, Japan
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Wednesday, June 5th, 2013
Article source: Ferrier Baudet Architects
The Multipurpose Hall was funded by the Building the Education Revolution (BER) Programme through Brisbane Catholic Education. The client requested an iconic building to provide a much-needed covered outdoor area for sporting activities and arts-based events and to reinforce the school’s identity.
 Image Courtesy © David Sandison :Coloured panels are used at lower levels to provide an engaging and child-friendly façade while at higher levels respect is paid to the Holy Family Church behind through the use of neutral colours
- Architects: Ferrier Baudet Architects
- Project: Holy Family Multipurpose Hall
- Location: Indooroopilly, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
- Photography: David Sandison
- Project Team: Wendy Pascoe, Catherine Baudet, Roland Baudet
- Year: 2011
- Structural Engineer: Bligh Tanner
- Electrical+Mechanical Engineer: Multitech
- Hydraulic Engineer: Chilton Woodward
- Cost Consultant: Flavio Costanzo
- Contractor: Walton Construction
- Client: Holy Family School; Brisbane Catholic Education
- Budget: AUS$1.5 Million
- Software used: AutoCAD
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Tags: Australia, Brisbane, Indooroopilly, Queensland
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Wednesday, June 5th, 2013
Article source: David Moreno Architect
The site is located on the new urban area in Alicante known as the Golf Club because all the singular houses have their backyard facing the Golf Course. The site area is 1.000sqm and its triangular shape confers a very specific design. The entrance to the site is in the lower and smaller side of the triangle having the other two facing the Golf Course and therefore the views
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- Architects: David Moreno Architect
- Project: Singular Housing
- Location: Alicante, Spain
- Date: 2012
- State: under development
- Gross floor area: 1.000 m2
- Budget: 480.000 Euro
- Software used: Microstation for the 2d and 3d modeling and 3dMax with Vray for the renderings
Tags: Alicante, Spain
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Tuesday, June 4th, 2013
Article source: MDU architetti
China, Italy … A history of continuous connections between the two nations that started in the XIII century from the voyage of Marco Polo with his masterpiece: “il Milione”.
A narration of the encounter of two millenary cultures.
The project for the Italian Trade Center “I Principi d’Italia” looks for the architectural expression of this historical encounter. From a conceptual point of view the project is a narration, the narration of a voyage between China and Italy and so, of the encounter of the eastern and the western culture.
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- Architects: MDU architetti
- Project: CITTA’ ITALIA
- Location: China & Italy
- Program: trade center, office tower, residential tower
- Client: Xu Quiu Lin_Giulin Group Branch
- Team: Valerio Barberis, Alessandro Corradini, Cristiano Cosi, Marcello Marchesini
- Collaborators: Michele Fiesoli, David Bigiarini, Nico Fedi, Eugenio Salvetti, Dante Vinciguerra
- Sustainable architecture: Sabrina Borgianni
- Local partner: Design Institute Zhe Jiang Jing Jian
- Dimentions: gross area: 47.000 sqm, volume: 345.000 cubic metres
- Materials: bronze glass facade, steel frame
- Schedule:
design: 2008 – 2009
ground breaking: 2010
completion: in progress
- Building cost: confidential
- Software used: AutoCAD LT
Tags: China, Italy
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Tuesday, June 4th, 2013
Article source: 2&1
Construction of 2 twins villas on the hills of Eze ( near Monaco ), FRANCE.
There are 4 levels of each villa :
- Lvl1 : Private garage ( common for both villas )
- Lvl2 : Bedrooms ( and private bathroom )
- Lvl3 : Open space with living room / dining room / kitchen and the \”wc block\” ( partition wall in wood )
- Lvl4 : Roof top with summer kitchen
The interior design is minimalist in order to enhance the structural elements.
 Image courtesy 2&1
- Architects: 2&1
- Project: Villa R 05
- Location: Eze, France
- Schedule: Work in progress – 2013
- Area: 1900m² – 660m² habitable
- Software used: For plans, Autocad, and for 3d, it’s 3ds Max with Vray
Tags: Eze, France
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Tuesday, June 4th, 2013
Article source: Moussafir Architectes
The project is part of a larger urban program aimed at regenerating underprivileged neighborhoods in Northern Paris. The action plan developed in close cooperation between the city, the local associations and the landlord included new and refurbished low-rent housing, as well as studios for artists and musicians.
 Image Courtesy © Luc Boegly
- Architects: Moussafir Architectes
- Project: Tetris, Social Housing And Artist Studios
- Location: Paris, France
- Photography: Luc Boegly
- Design team: Jacques Moussafir with Alexis Duquennoy (architect project manager)
- Engineering: SIBAT
- Contractors: SRC
- Client: SIEMP (Société Immobilière à Economie Mixte de la Ville de Paris)
- Tenure (rent, purchase): low cost and very low cost apartment rental
- Site area: 449 m2 (132 m2 + 106 m2 + 211 m2)
- Building footprint: 293 m2 (79 m2 + 64 m2 + 150 m2)
- Total Gross Floor area: 794 m2 (218 m2 + 189 m2 + 387 m2)
- Usage: housing 86% (9 apartments), artist studios 14% (3 artist studios)
- Total number of dwellings:
1-bedroom apartments: 2
2-bedroom apartments: 5
3-bedroom apartments: 2
- Cost: 1.460.000 € excluding VAT (as of 2008)
- Design phase: August 2004 – July 2006
- Demolition: January – March 2008
- Construction: November 2008 – June 2010
- Materials: concrete masonry, plaster, lime stucco, wood
- Software used: Autocad for the 2D drawings and Autocad or Sketchup for the 3D
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Tags: France, Paris
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