ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Rhino’ CategoryThe Castlereagh in Sydney, Australia by Tony Owen PartnersMonday, January 11th, 2016Article source: Tony Owen Partners The Castlereagh by Tony Owen Partners is a 16 storey apartment building located in the bustling heart of Sydney’s CBD. It contains 55 luxury apartments, retail and office space..  Image Courtesy © Tony Owen Partners
THE BERGERON CENTRE FOR ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE in TORONTO, CANADA by ZAS ARCHITECTS + INTERIORSThursday, January 7th, 2016Article source: ZAS ARCHITECTS + INTERIORS Setting benchmarks worldwide for engineering education, The Bergeron Centre for Engineering Excellence re-thinks campus hierarchy to foster modern ways of learning. Resulting from an intensive design process between ZAS Architects, The Lassonde School of Engineering, and York University, the world-class facility challenges past models with a modern approach rooted in student learning and empowerment.  Image Courtesy © Doublespace Photography
Abacus Lofts in Toronto, Canada by Quadrangle Architects LimitedTuesday, December 8th, 2015Article source: Quadrangle Architects Limited Abacus Lofts sensitively responds to its diverse context, setting a strong precedent for midrise, mixed-use intensification in the City of Toronto. Located in the Little Portugal neighbourhood, just east of bustling Ossington Avenue on Dundas Street West, the area is dotted with gleaming galleries, boutiques and restaurants that are popular with the city’s young and trendy. Traditional churrasqueiras, bakeries and narrow, red brick homes root the long-standing Portuguese and Brazilian community. The 39-unit, eight-storey Abacus, which replaces a rundown auto services centre on an 8,000-square-foot site, plies both realms thoughtfully and artistically.  Image Courtesy © Michael Muraz
“Great Amber” Concert Hall in Liepaja, Latvia by Giencke & Company ArchitectsTuesday, November 24th, 2015Article source: Giencke & Company Architects Designed by Graz architect Volker Giencke, the Great Amber Concert Hall has been inaugurated on 7 November in Liepaja, Latvia. The first – and most momentous – phase of this multistage project envisioning the construction of a cultural urban district is thus completed. In 2003, Volker Giencke won the international architectural competition for a new cultural centre in this traditional seaport on the Baltic Sea. The construction work started in 2013.  GA, Image Courtesy © Indriėis Stūrmanis
TMOLO House in Asturias, Spain by PYO arquitectosTuesday, November 24th, 2015Article source: PYO arquitectos Before its conversion, the farmhouse was untouched for over five decades and needed a complete renovation to be adapted for contemporary needs. There were two construction sites: the main house and a stable. The main house was in a very bad condition, overgrown with vegetation, and numerous repairs had to be made to make it livable. The stone and timber structure of the stable was significantly deteriorated and most of the walls had to be replaced.  Image Courtesy © PYO arquitectos
Alliance Theatre Transformation in Atlanta, Georgia by Trahan ArchitectsSaturday, November 21st, 2015Article source: Trahan Architects Atlanta’s Tony Award winning Alliance Theatre has released final design renderings of its theatre transformation by the New York Design Studio of Trahan Architects. The project will include a complete transformation of the Alliance Stage, the theater’s rehearsal spaces, education spaces, and artist support facilities.  Theatre From Stage, Image Courtesy © Trahan Architects
Competition project proposal by Marco Acerbis StudioWednesday, November 18th, 2015Article source: Marco Acerbis Studio This building is envisaged to create a permeable space in which people shall gather and enjoy their free time protected by the natural elements both in summer and winter.  Garden house and promenade deck view, Image Courtesy © Marco Acerbis Studio
Yutaka Kindergarten in Saitama, Japan by SUGAWARADAISUKEThursday, October 29th, 2015Article source: SUGAWARADAISUKE Yutaka Kindergarten is built on a steady philosophy of play-based education, encouraging children to develop their thinking actively. Space that offer diversity of experiences by stimulating children to explore and develop their thinking was required to practice this education policy. In order to respond to its needs, we traced the word “kindergarten” to its origin – “children’s garden” – and converted the site into gardens for diverse children’s activities. Three approaches were adopted to realize the ‘gardens of learning through play’.  Image Courtesy © Jeremie Souteyrat
Food & Wellness Club in Bologna, Italy by Barberio Colella ARCTuesday, October 20th, 2015Article source: Barberio Colella ARC Italian cookery is worldwide appreciated and the very cooking of Bologna excels for many features. Bologna’s C.A.A.B.® will welcome in 2016 such a 80.000 m2 entertainment centre: F.I.CO®. This structure will host swimming pools, restaurants, orchards, beehives, teaching farms and shopping centres. F.I.CO® is planned to become a pivotal international attraction; this will trigger an important territorial redevelopment in order to welcome users and tourist. F.I.CO®.Wellness Club aims to offer a wellness area for those classy visitors willing to discover both nutrition and body care.  Image Courtesy © Barberio Colella ARC
Pyrus house in Gyeonggi-Do, Korea by ‘Snow AIDeThursday, October 15th, 2015Article source: ‘Snow AIDe Pyrus House was started from the desire of home theater. The client determined to go to suburban area of Ansung City, where is 80Km away from the central Seoul.Ansung is famous for pear production. A pear orchard is adjoined about 2M below the east side of the site. The condition of the site is a linear pattern from south to north and approaching road is parallel to the westward side of the site.  Image Courtesy © Jungmin Seok
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