Archive for the ‘Rhino’ Category
Sunday, April 10th, 2016
Article source: PRODUCE WORKSHOP
Little Red Ants is a creative studio known for churning out compelling videos for a multitude of clients. The nature of their work means they work round the clock, and their new office at CT Hub 2 at Lavender Street needs to be a sanctuary for eat, sleep and play, in addition to work.
 Image Courtesy © Edward Hendricks, CI&A Photography
- Architects: PRODUCE WORKSHOP
- Project: Little Red Ants creative studio
- Location: CT Hub 2, 114 Lavender Street, #11-80, Singapore 338729
- Photography: Edward Hendricks, CI&A Photography
- Project lead:produce workshop [not registered as an architecture firm in singapore]
- Lead designer: pan yicheng
- Other project team members: loh jian hao, jay; don yap; stanley tan; fu yingzi; chua hong zhi; chantal tan; teo xiao wei
- Total floor area (sqm): 170sqm
- Project completion:november 2015
- Project Construction Duration: 10 Weeks
- Software used: Rhino
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Tags: Singapore
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Friday, April 8th, 2016
Article source: Bergmeisterwolf architekten
Architecture is a project of development; it’s about inquiring, exploring new ground, about experimentation. It’s working with the landscape, trying to find integration with the material, with proportions. It’s about understanding pictures, their impacts and coloring. For us this process starts from the context and is culturally determined.
 Image Courtesy © Lukas Schaller
- Architects: Bergmeisterwolf architekten
- Project: Embedded köfererhof
- Location: Novacella, Italy
- Photography: Lukas Schaller
- Software used: Rhino3d and Autocad
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Tags: Italy, Novacella
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Saturday, February 27th, 2016
Article source: Alper Derinboğaz,Salon
Istanbul based award winner studio Alper Derinboğaz,Salon designed Beylikdüzü Life Valley Bridges and Routes masterplan project with the guidelines of possibilities, the ideas, the dreams, and the scenarios under the title of “Keeping the Valley Alive” within shaping the future of the valley will be pieced together with the targets of keeping it livable, accessible, sustainable, feasible. Salon detailed the design process with in 3 main headings, namely Access the Valley, Feel the Valley, and Watch the Valley to make up the backbone of the project with the inclusion of transitions and strong relationships between different scales such as the civil society, the city scale, the district scale, and the bridge scale.
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Tags: Istanbul, Turkey
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Saturday, February 27th, 2016
Article source: MARC FORNES/THEVERYMANY
At MaHouse, designed by MARC FORNES / THEVERYMANY, the extra length of a step, the degree of each tilt, the obliques in plan and elevation and their corner indentations act as small anomalies to introduce the experiential to one’s daily environment.
 Image Courtesy © Brice Pelleschi
- Architects: MARC FORNES / THEVERYMANY
- Project: MaHouse
- Location: Strasbourg, Alsace, France
- Photography: Brice Pelleschi
- Software used: Rhino
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Tags: Alsace, France
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Friday, February 26th, 2016
Article source: Only If
In early 2016, Voyager Espresso, a new specialty coffee bar, opened in a subway concourse of the Fulton Street station, in Manhattan’s Financial District. The architect, Only If, was commissioned by the Australian team of Owner Prudence Reid and Owner/Barista Aaron Barnard to develop an innovative architectural and interior design for its initial retail location in this unusual underground site. Voyager Espresso, with its integration of an artistic and scientific approach to coffee, is a welcomed addition to the lagging food scene of the Financial District. Its rotating menu features seasonal, fresh crop coffees from the best roasters in the United States.
 Image Courtesy © Michael Vahrenwald / ESTO`
- Architects: Only If
- Project: Voyager Espresso
- Location: 110 William Street, New York, NY, USA
- Photography: Michael Vahrenwald / ESTO
- Design Team: Karolina Czeczek, Matthew Davis, Adam Snow Frampton, AIA, Francesca Pagliaro, James Schrader, Jon Siani
- Collaborators: Dot Dash (Specialist Lighting)
- Contractor: RZ Project Management Corp.
- Scale: 550ft2 (51m2)
- Completed: January 2016
- Software used: AutoCAD 2015, Rhino 5, and Adobe Creative Suite
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Tags: New York, USA
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Friday, February 26th, 2016
Article source: Sinfonia Group
The Zazen Bear Flagship store, located in Soho, NYC, is a Korean-Japanese multi-use concept shop that serves as a retail space, art gallery, and meditation center. Within a space designed to encourage peace, tranquility and harmony, Zazen features products, including jewelry, housewares and Zen spirited items; wellness programming, including yoga and meditation classes; and an art gallery, presently exhibiting painting and calligraphy work by the Japanese artist, Seiho.
 Image Courtesy © Ashley Simone
- Architects: Sinfonia Group
- Project: Zazen Bear
- Location: Soho, NYC, USA
- Photography: Ashley Simone
- Design: Sinfonia Group (Pierpaolo Martiradonna, Matteo Falcone, Veronika Kan, Francesco Marocco), Abs Engineering (Alex Schwartz, Jason Driggs, Brian Barkovitz)
- Construction: Exa Usa ( Ulderico Micara, Giorgio Gaiofatto, Gaia Galvagna), Shore System (Chris Guido), Arredo Inn (Valter Betti)
- Awards: 2015 New York Design Awards – SILVER WINNER_Interior design – Retail
- Software used: Autocad, Rhino, Cinema4d
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Tags: NYC, SoHo, USA
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Wednesday, February 24th, 2016
Article source: S T E . M A R I E ART + DESIGN
The restaurant is a synthesis of what we call Italian Farmhouse Modern. The design was strongly inspired by three icons of Italian design: Carlo Mollino, Bruno Munari, and Enzo Mari. The result is a balance of simplicity, drama, and irreverence. The finishes are rooted in an earthy quality much like most roadside Osteria’s or country Trattorias found throughout Italy. In that same vein, the food, wine, products, herbs, and preserves are given as much focus as the paintings on the walls. An ongoing interplay between assertive and simple, elemental and modernist is a mainstay of Italian culture. We tried to capture that quintessential Italian juxtaposition by running the theme of humble vs pretty throughout the design. The mix of sconces with fabric lampshades and opaline glass highlight the apposing influence of modernist and “nonna” style in our lighting design. A similar exchange can be seen in the pleated oak walls that act as a modest rhythmic backdrop from which the mix of sartorial banquet seating stansout.As a nod to a simpler time, we keep a courtesy phone at the ready for those who require a lift home after dinner and packing away a Demi John of wine with friends and family.
 Image Courtesy © Knauf and Brown
- Architects: S T E . M A R I E ART + DESIGN
- Project: Osteria Savio Volpe
- Location: 615 Kingsway, Vancouver, BC
- Photography: Knauf and Brown
- Software used: AutoCAD, Rhino, SketchUp, Solidworks, Photoshop
- Collaborators: Graphic Design & Branding by Glasfurd and Walker
- Contractor: Harmony Pacific Projects
- Custom Metal Fabrication: Fabrikaat
- Custom Wood Furniture and Shelving System: Lock and Mortice
- Area: 2450 sqft
- Completed December: 2015
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Tags: BC, Canada, Vancouver
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Saturday, February 20th, 2016
Article source: Tampere Architecture
Tampere Architecture Week is an annual event about architecture and urban planning, intended to add interest and discussion about the built environment. The theme in 2015 – interaction – aimed to increase the possibilities for interaction between citizens themselves and between architects and citizens. Functioning as an open stage for free expression and performance, Pauhu pavilion aims to highlight interaction as one of the most crucial subjects in our ever more privatised and secluded cities. The name “Pauhu” refers to the distant roar generated by the Tampere rapids, by the city around the pavilion, as well as by the artists and presenters the pavilion is hosting. Pauhu was realized as a voluntary project as a part of Tampere Architecture Week bringing together architecture and design students and professionals in addition to number of different sponsors. The interlace of public, private and communal interests was essential and absolutely crucial in making Pauhu possible.
 Image Courtesy © Simo Ulvi
- Architects: Tampere Architecture
- Project: Pauhu – open stage and pavilion
- Location: Tampere, Finland
- Photography: Simo Ulvi and Toni+Österlund
- Client: Tampere Architecture Week
- Project coordinator: Henri Käpynen
- Architectural design: Toni Österlund (Geometria), Lisa Voigtländer
- Tampere Architecture Week: Jon Thureson, Tuomo Joensuu, Saana Karala, Henri Käpynen
- Lighting Design: Heini Ylijoki (Granlund)
- Construction Specialist: Harri Seelbach (Teeri-Kolmio)
- Electrics: Antti Pesonen (Kauppahuone Harju)
- Year completed: 2015
- Software used: Rhino
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Tags: Finland, Tampere
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Thursday, February 18th, 2016
Article source: Alper Derinboğaz, Salon
PARKOPERA designed by Alper Derinboğaz founder of Salon is a cultural facility that coexist with neighborhood park between apartment blocks on a neighborhood scale giving opportunities and providing equipment to amateur and professional groups. The building is a center of attraction on the city scale especially for the west part of Antalya, which is full of residences and hotels, and it is offering a two-way cultural program while providing a venue and equipment for performances. This cultural program includes a show center, a studio, and an opera stage with a capacity for an opera of 400 on the one hand, and it also includes a multi-purpose lounge facing the park where the neighborhood finds its living space. The opera hall can meet the requirements for an opera with 400 audiences, three sided stages, an orchestra pit, a sofito, a service lounge, and stage elevators.
 Image Courtesy © Alper Derinboğaz, Salon
- Architects: Alper Derinboğaz, Salon
- Project: PARKOPERA
- Location: Antalya, Turkey
- Project Type: Cultural Facility
- Design Team: Alper Derinboğaz, M. Arch – ITU – UCLA (Team Leader), Hakan Tüzün Şengün, M. Arch – ITU
- Project Area: 8038 sqm
- Software used: Rhino
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Tags: Antalya, Turkey
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Sunday, February 14th, 2016
Article source: Graft
The Ronald McDonald House is a Charity House that provides space and a home for families whose hospitalized children are in the process of receiving medical treatment.
 Image Courtesy © Graft
- Architects: Graft
- Project: FAMILY HOUSE
- Location: Sankt Augustin, Germany
- Software used: AutoCAD, Rhino
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Tags: Germany, SANKT AUGUSTIN
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