ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘McNeel’ CategoryWendy by HWKNFriday, July 6th, 2012Article source: HWKN Wendy does not play the typical architecture game of ecological apology – instead she is pro-active. That is why Wendy is composed of PVC mesh treated with a ground breaking titania nanoparticle spray to neutralize airborne pollutants. During the summer of 2012 Wendy will clean the air to an equivalent of taking 260 cars off the road.  Michael Moran/OTTO ©
Ajoodaniyeh Tower in Tehran, Iran by Kamvari ArchitectsThursday, July 5th, 2012Article source: Kamvari Architects The proposal seeks to use traditional design within the Iran as a means of addressing performance criteria within a high-rise. Our intention is to analysis unique aspects of traditional architecture specific to the region and combine these with Advanced design methods to produce a novel proposal for the site and our client. The use of electromechanical devices to cool and heat buildings has become common place within Iran and the region, Tehran’s climate of cold winters and hot summers further Exacerbate this issue.  Ajoodaniyeh Tower
Städel Museum Extension in Frankfurt, Germany by Schneider+SchumacherMonday, July 2nd, 2012Article source: Schneider+Schumacher The Frankfurt Städel Museum is about to undergo the largest expansion ever in the course of its nearly two-hundred-year history – with regard to its architecture and its collection alike. In the autumn of 2009, in conjunction with numerous important additions to the museum’s holdings, work commenced on the construction of an annex for the presentation of contemporary art. Designed by the architectural firm schneider+schumacher of Frankfurt, this extension will open its doors for the first time on 25 and 26 February with two Open House days and a big public celebration.  The extension of the Städel Museum View from outside
Rosa F. Keller Library & Community Center in New Orleans, Louisiana by Eskew+Dumez+RippleSunday, July 1st, 2012Article source: Eskew+Dumez+Ripple This New Orleans neighborhood library is comprised of two buildings joined together with the intention that they function as a whole. One building is a historically significant bungalow built as a residence in 1917, sited prominently on the corner of South Broad Street and Napoleon Avenue. The other building, built in 1993 specifically to function as a library, was home to the main reading room and stock areas. Both buildings were severely flooded by levee breaks attributed to Hurricane Katrina. The bungalow was salvaged and raised for future flood prevention, but the modern addition was deemed necessary for replacement by the Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA).  Image Courtesy Timothy Hursley
Casa Mas by Rizoma ArchitettureThursday, June 28th, 2012Article source: Rizoma Architetture The design for the detached house CASA MAS has been designed with the aim of creating a state of great comfort at very high energy efficiency. The building includes a basement concrete open to a small patio and two floors made entirely of wood. The panels in X-LAM structure of the company ProholzEmilia, the external insulation, ceilings, roofing and finish are all designed in wood, this, combined with the plant design ensures a minimum standard of Class A, extended to Class A + with the completion of the PV system from 5 kWh.  Casa Mas
N.O.W. Green Icon by Rizoma ArchitettureThursday, June 28th, 2012Article source: Rizoma Architetture NOW (NO WATT) means a Zero Energy Building.vGreen Icon has an energy consumption of EPtot=0,00 kWh/mc per year so it reaches the enegy class A+. The first work-unit GREEN ICON, designed by Rizoma Architetture in collaboration with ProholzEmilia, is placed in the new BIOENERGY system in Mantova’s plain.  N.O.W. Green Icon
Casa poligonal in Bendinat, Mallorca by Juana Canet ArquitectosThursday, June 28th, 2012Article source: Juana Canet Arquitectos The site is located in a housing development area in Calvia coast, close to a pine forest overlooking the sea. The client wanted to have a house with views among the trees. The building is fitted in the plot towards the buildable boundary enclosing itself in a half moon shape and focusing all the rooms towards the sea. In order to preserve the existing trees the shape of the building is adapted to their position, so the constructed area is understood as independent pavillions on the one side connected on the other through a common and ample area that allows people to move along.  Casa poligonal
Lattice work in Mallorca, Island by Juana Canet and Angel M Martín CojoThursday, June 28th, 2012Article source: Juana Canet Arquitectos The plot is located in an urban condition in the centre of Cala Ratjada, in a corner position, close to the sea and to the main square of the village. The program consists in having seven housing state’s dwellings, two premises and seven parking spaces. The Project is based on achieving a set of goals, on the one hand, to respond with an optimal solution to the question of creating city and on the other one, on improving life conditions and achieve flexibility in social housing:  Image Courtesy Jaime Sicilia
ICEBERG by RIZOMA ArchitettureThursday, June 28th, 2012Article source: RIZOMA Architetture ICEBERG is an ideal set for a new and innovative hairdressing shop. The shop is located next to coffee shops and commercial spaces so the external brise-soleil, which create the internal privacy, become the main theme of the project. A white wave that from the facade enters in the shop and becomes a wallpaper and modifies the interior space. The interior design reminds a seascape “post-ice-age”.  ICEBERG
Plaza la Ocho in Tijuana, México by DStudio ArchitectureTuesday, June 26th, 2012Article source: DStudio Architecture This project is built on the site of the former headquarters of the Municipal Police and Fire Station, located on 8th Street and Constitution. Which was demolished earlier this year in an unlawful manner by the current mayor of the city. By destroying a part of the history of the city without considering its reuse and conservation, the Project began to wake up public attention and demanding that now the space should be considered for public use.  Inner Plaza
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