ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Autocad’ CategoryAkplaza Commercial Center in Istanbul, Turkey by Manco ArchitectsTuesday, August 4th, 2015Article source: Manco Architects Akplaza Commercial Center, which is one of the major steps taken toward the urban regeneration of Dolapdere district, was designed and built as an energy efficient A+ classoffice building with BREEAM certification.  Image Courtesy © Gurkan Akay
Praça Vila Nova in São Paulo by Pablo Slemenson ArquiteturaSunday, August 2nd, 2015Article source: Pablo Slemenson Arquitetura Praça Vila Nova is a project located on an entire block near an avenue. The program is distributed among the two residential towers that share a leisure area and a natural square right in from of them in the block centre. Both towers have one apartment per floor which has a generous balcony.  Image Courtesy © Pablo Slemenson Arquitetura
The Quarter for the 25th Jewish Culture Festival in CRACOW, POLAND by BudCudSunday, August 2nd, 2015Article source: BudCud This year’s anniversary 25th Jewish Culture Festival in Cracow celebrates Kazimierz – Jewish quarter of Cracow, as well as other Jewish districts from around the world. Following the theme, BudCud designed a temporary public space in one of a few empty squares in the district.  Image Courtesy © BudCud
Villaggio Save The Children in Milan, Italy by Argot ou La Maison MobileSaturday, August 1st, 2015Article source: Argot ou La Maison Mobile On the occasion of Expo2015, Save the Children Italia Onlus presents a Pavilion that could be better defined as a proper “village”, a domestic and welcoming environment which designs the space of an ideal place of the world where the Ong usually operates. A sequence of rooms without walls and barriers but in conversation with the surroundings and the other pavillions.
 Image Courtesy © Delfino Sisto Legnani
Office Building Facet in Utrecht, The Netherlands by Ibelings van Tilburg ArchitectenSaturday, August 1st, 2015Article source: Ibelings van Tilburg Architecten Together with The Wall and the Hessing Cockpit building, the Facet building is part of a noise-protection barrier for Leidsche Rijn. The facade of the building functions as a double noise-protection barrier, for the residentail area behind the facet building as well as for the offices in the building itself.  Image Courtesy © Luuk Kramer
Rehabilitation in Cascais.Av Vasco da Gama 171 in Portugal by HUMBERTO CONDEFriday, July 31st, 2015Article source: HUMBERTO CONDE According to the architectural and photographic survey, it is noticeable the lack of visual and direct relationship between the interior and the terrace on the backyard area, as well as the organization of the interior spaces seems too rigid and not suited to the use of a dwelling at the present days, and for the clients in particular.  Image Courtesy © HUMBERTO CONDE
Single Family Housing Correnteza 21 in Lisboa, Portugal by HUMBERTO CONDEFriday, July 31st, 2015Article source: HUMBERTO CONDE This intervention seeks to maintain only the two main existing facades of the building, at North and East, given the high degree of deterioration of the overall volume. Although the existing building is not a remarkable architectural example and with construction quality, contributes to the cohesion of the urban image of the set to which it belongs, so the maintenance of facades allow the continuity of the dialogue between the building and the context in which it operates.  Image Courtesy © HUMBERTO CONDE
UNTITLED #1 in Singapore by Studio Wills + ArchitectsTuesday, July 28th, 2015Article source: Studio Wills + Architects UNTITLED #1 is an Addition and Alteration (A&A) to an original pitched-roof corner terrace house, nested in a neighborhood consisting of an eclectic mix of single-storey houses and mid-rise apartments.  UNTITLED #1 is an Addition and Alteration (A&A) to an original pitched-roof corner terrace house, nestled in a neighborhood consisting of an eclectic mix of single storey houses and mid-rise apartments.,Image Courtesy © BETON BRUT
“DETACHED HOUSE IN DROSIA”, in ATHENS, Greece by Katerina ValsamakiSunday, July 26th, 2015Article source: Katerina Valsamaki The 580sqm detached house is organized in the form of an L shape inside the oblong site and accommodates a four member family. The integration of the residence into a semi-urban environment is dealt with as a scenario of revelation and dissimulation between private, public and semi-public space; that is to say creating a fluidity of the limits between the living spaces and the public spaces of the building, without however underestimating the importance of privacy. The garden is the focal point of the residence.  Image Courtesy © KATERINA VALSAMAKI
“Y” shaped youth hostel in Bayreuth, Germany by LAVA ArchitectSunday, July 26th, 2015Article source: LAVA Architect LAVA unveiled new visuals of the interiors and showcased a mock up of rooms at the official construction and groundbreaking ceremony. “International, innovative and integral” is how the Bavarian Youth Hostel Association describes their new 3,400 sq m facility for active and sports guests. The 180–‐bed Youth Hostel will be the first to be fully integrative, especially equipped for disabled guests and employees. Rooms, grounds and sports fields will be all wheelchair accessible.  Image Courtesy © LAVA Architect
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