Archive for the ‘Autodesk’ Category
Saturday, March 2nd, 2013
Article source: Cyrille Druart
In 2012, Thomas Dupré, succeeding from a long line of French opticians, decided to create his optical shop in Grenoble, France, and called on designer Cyrille Druart to come up with an original concept. “Our intent was to start with a clean slate, rethink the very idea of an optical shop that might seem too moulded and constantly more of the same. We had to figure out how to offer a new experience.
 Image Courtesy Cyrille Druart
- Architects: Cyrille Druart
- Project: Optique Ampere
- Location: Paris, France
- Software used: Designed using Autocad + Rhinoceros and rendered using Maxwell Render.
Tags: France, Paris
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Friday, March 1st, 2013
Article source: Mulders vandenBerk Architecten
The ‘Paddenstoelenhuis’ is an information centre where you can learn all about mushrooms. From here guided tours are organized to the mushroom plantation. The building is nicely located in the countryside and can be rented as location for meetings and culinary workshops. The building is designed around a multifunctional hall. Entrance, office, kitchen and meeting room are attached to the central hall.
 Image Courtesy © Stijn Poelstra
- Architects: Mulders vandenBerk Architecten
- Project: Paddenstoelenhuis
- Location: Achterschaijkstraat 16, 5351 NB, Berghem, the Netherlands
- Photography: Roel Backaert, Stijn Poelstra
- Client: Champignonkwekerij van de Vorle
- Area: 150 m2
- Cost: €250.000,-
- Completion: November 2012
- Program: Mushroom Information Centre
- Special feature: Concrete brick with marble granulate, cut in half under an angle.
- Software used: AutoCAD
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Tags: Berghem, The Netherlands
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Friday, March 1st, 2013
Article source: ikon.5 architects
The Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center needed to upgrade and expand its exhibition and support space for the museum that uses the life lessons of Yogi Berra, the New York Yankees and baseball to teach and promote good sportsmanship, respect, integrity, social justice and the pursuit of excellence. The museum also wished to transform its unwelcoming and defensive appearance.
 Image Courtesy © James D’Addio
- Architects: ikon.5 architects
- Project: Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center
- Location: Montclair, New Jersey, USA
- Photography: James D’Addio
- Completed: 2010
- Software used: AutoCad 2008
Tags: Montclair, New Jersey
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Thursday, February 28th, 2013
Article source: Terra e Tuma Arquitetos Associados
São Paulo. In this city, which contemporaneity is able to perform the most extraordinary urban contrasts for us, living can reveal an encouraging condition. In search of a place where this could be experienced, the idea of an elementary residence acquires the character of a happening. Thus, as this house decided to silently place itself at the westerly metropolitan meanders, is how it is presented at Maracanã Street.
 Image Courtesy © Pedro Kok
Tags: Brazil, Sao Paulo
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Wednesday, February 27th, 2013
Article source: LUCEM Lichtbeton
Each LUCEM panel is accompnied with a LED Light panel being in the same size of 150 cm x 50 cm. These LED Light panels are made with Red-Green-Blue-Chips, allowing to control more then 16 Mio. colors each. As all panels can be controled independently, the entire Facade becomes a Screen or Display.
 Image Courtesy LUCEM Lichtbeton
- Architects: LUCEM Lichtbeton
- Project: First Light Transmitting Concrete Facade
- Client: RWTH Aachen / Bau- und Liegenschaftsbetrieb NRW
- Architect: Carpus & Partner, Aachen
- Building Year: 2012
- Material: LUCEM LINE
- Format: 150 cm x 50 cm
- Quantity: 120 qm
- Light System: LUCEM-LED-RGB-Lightpanel with DMX-Control
- Software used: AutoCAD 2011
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Wednesday, February 27th, 2013
Article source: Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura
The sea is always an enormous challenge for an architect. The Mediterranean Sea is the most unusual site. The infrastructure works started with the opening of the new mouth that effectively divides theBarcelonaharbour into two areas: small and big ships. The urban mission of the project is to provide an extension at the south point to the city waterfront. The project includes a public plaza opening to the sea, a marina and a landmark hotel, a wonderful icon for a cosmopolitan city.
 Image Courtesy Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura
- Architects: Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura
- Project: W Barcelona Hotel
- Location: Barcelona, Spain
- Client: Nova Bocana Barcelona sa.
- Floor area: 45,000 m2
- Construction: 2006
- Completed: 2009
- Software used: Autocad / 3D Max / Photoshop
Tags: Barcelona, Spain
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Wednesday, February 27th, 2013
Article source: TaAG Arquitectura
The client requested a residence in a private section of Zapopan for a family of four members. After the analysis of the program made, and as the family has teenager children, we conclude that the house had to have various levels of simultaneous interaction. With independent spaces that could eventually participate in the same event by joining each other to greater capacity for visitors.
 Image Courtesy TaAG Arquitectura
- Architects: TaAG Arquitectura
- Project: CASA EM
- Location: Zapopan, jalisco, Mexico
- Type Residential: Single family residence
- Building status: built in 2012
- Number of stories: 3
- Site size: 645 m2
- Site type: suburban
- Building area: 633 m2
- Software used: AutoCAD 2011
Tags: Jalisco, Mexico
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Wednesday, February 27th, 2013
Article source: MSB Arquitectos
The ground seems inappropriate for the building. With a very steep slope, which extends from south to north, the first impact is the extreme difficulty for the implementation of a house. the project provides an initial response to this setback, refusing to shape the land with retaining walls, and taking advantage of the slope to \”drop\” the program of the house and dividing the volume in two separate platforms, connected with a vertical element that binds these two moments.
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- Architects: MSB Arquitectos
- Project: Cabeço do Resto House
- Location: Santana, Madeira, Portugal
- Collaborators: Miguel Malaguerra, Susana Jesus, Bruno Martins, Hugo Aires
- Area: 238 m2
- Year: 2011
- Software used: AutoCAD
Tags: Madeira, Portugal
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Tuesday, February 26th, 2013
Article source: NADAAA
In South Korea, the study, design, and sales of housing have developed into a discipline serving an ascendant middle class with amenities and technologies that are significantly sophisticated. The “model home gallery,” a nexus for consumerist desires and corporate strategy, not only contains sales offices with model homes, but also a variety of public amenities for the adjacent community. Art galleries, restaurants, cafés, auditorim, and other public open spaces foster favorable relationships with area residents, thus expanding the customer base and fueling the housing economy.
 Image Courtesy © John Horner
- Architects: NADAAA
- Project: Model Home Gallery
- Location: Seoul, South Korea
- Photography: John Horner
- Principals in Charge: Nader Tehrani, Katie Faulkner, AIA
- Project Coordinator: Kevin Lee
- Project Team: Dan Gallagher, Ellee Lee, Richard Lee, John Houser, Ryan Murphy, Samuel Jacobson, Tom Beresford, Tim Wong
- Local Architect: AandD (Seoul)
- Foreign design and CA consultant: Jiyoung Park (Inha University)
- Landscape: Dongshimwon
- Civil: Daegyo
- Structure: Yunwoo structural
- Cost Estimator: Shinhwa Interior
- MEP: Chungwoo Eng.
- Lighting: Taewon Electrical
- Exterior: Woojung
- Curtainwall: Daemuyng Gunyoung
- Energy Consultant: Gunhwan
- Traffic Consultant: KTS
- Exhibition: A Works
- Software used: Rhinoceros 4.0 and AutoCAD
Tags: Seoul, South Korea
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Tuesday, February 26th, 2013
Article source: Pilz Architektur
The plot:
Located approximately 100 meters above Villach, with beautiful views over the city and to the south lying mountains of the Julian Alps and Karavanke. An existing, long been uninhabited and dilapidated house from the Sixties was on the ground about 4200 square meters and has been canceled. Surrounded by woods, fields and a few houses, the land a special Atmosphere.
 Image Courtesy © Paul Ott
- Architects: Pilz Architektur
- Project: Villa über Villach
- Location: Villach, Carinthia, Austria
- Photography: Paul Ott
- Architecture and overall planning: Pilz Architektur, Arch DI Paul Michael Pilz
- Type: Single-family home
- Site area: 4284
- Living space: 345 m²
- Built-up area: 266 sqm
- Net construction costs: about 2000 € / m²
- Planning beginning: October 2007
- Construction: September 2008
- Completion: Summer 2009
- Software used: AutoCAD
Tags: Austria, Carinthia
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