Archive for the ‘Nemetschek’ Category
Saturday, May 18th, 2013
Article source: Architectuur +
Baby Sensory is an award winning baby development class designed to support baby sensorial development and has been designed specifically for babies from birth. The baby development activities stimulate the senses and help babies develop. This is the first baby sensory® franchise facility that has been designed for its purpose. Natural sunlight and circulation have been used as guidelines to define the site plan providing many possibilities of use and enjoyment.
 Image courtesy Architectuur +
- Architects: Architectuur +
- Team: Cristina Aquino and Judit Taberna
- Project: Baby Peque Kids for Baby Sensory
- Location: Barcelona, Spain
- Project Owner: Baby Peque Kids
- Project Completion Date: October, 2012
- Project Type: Education – Early learning activities
- Project Site Context/Setting: Urban / Interior design
- Building Gross Floor Area: 172,94 square meter
- Other Building Description: Renovation
- Total project cost at time of completion, land excluded: 80,000.00 €
- Software used: Vectorworks
Tags: Barcelona, Spain
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Wednesday, May 1st, 2013
Article source: Tony Fretton Architects Ltd
Located in the northern Dutch town of Den Helder, the project occupies a long site between two canals, the Helderskanaal and Werfkanaal where it looks out onto Den Helder’s fine Napoleonic naval yard. West 8’s masterplan for the scheme reflected the character, scale and diversity of the city fabric along each canal and provided for a range of size and cost of dwellings.
 Type D West Elevation,street view looking north next to Helderskanaal : Image Courtesy © Christian Richters
- Architects: Tony Fretton Architects Ltd
- Project: Housing in Den Helder
- Location: Molenplein, Den Helder, The Netherlands
- Photography: Christian Richters
- Client: Proper-Stok
- Programme dates: Feb 2008 – June 2008 stages A-D. Start on site Dec 2008
- Value: Euro 4.8million approx
- Site area: 2300 sqn approx (relating to TFA buildings only)
- Gross internal area (sqm): 3200 sqm approx
- Design Team: Geurst & Schulze executive architects
- Project Architect: Chris Snow
- Structural Engineer: Ingenieursbureau Dijkhuis bv
- Services Engineer: Wolf Dikken adviseurs (building physics)
- Quantity Surveyor: Tuin Den Helder bv (contractor)
- Landscape Architect: West 8 (urban plan)
- Software used: Vectorworks, Autocad
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Tags: Den Helder, Molenplein, The Netherlands
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Wednesday, April 24th, 2013
Article source: Paul de Vroom Architecten
De Jacobsvlinder (Cinnabar) School, previously known as the Prins Bernhard School, is a part of the restructuring of the Palenstein neighbourhood, a quarter of Zoetermeer near the centre, built in the nineteen-sixties. Architecturally, the new school building forms the link between the urbanity of the Nieuw-Schoutenhoek housing complex currently under construction, and the small-scale character of the existing village of detached houses that directly adjoins the location.
 Image Courtesy © Ossip van Duivenbode
- Architects: Paul de Vroom Architecten
- Project: De Jacobsvlinder School
- Location: Zoetermeer, the Netherlands
- Photography: Ossip van Duivenbode
- Client: Proper Stok BV with Vidomes and the Municipality of the city Zoetermeer
- Artist: Isao
- Construction-Engineer: Zonneveld Ingenieurs
- Installation-advisor: Schreuder
- Planning : 2007 – commission, 2007-2011-design, 2011-2012-construction
- Gross Floor Area: 1250m2
- Exterior materials: Brick in polymetrical bond
- Interior materials: Wood, ceramics, epoxy
- Software used: Vectorworks
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Tags: The Netherlands, Zoetermeer
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Sunday, April 21st, 2013
Article source: Uchida Architect Design Office
BROWNIE is a bakery shop and a house, located inside Aso Kuju National park where it is blessed with its rich nature. From the start of the design process, corresponding to the client’s bold belief on bread making using natural, organic, and non-addictive materials, “nature” was strongly intended in the design of this building.
 Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki Kawano
- Architects: Uchida Architect Design Office
- Project: Brownie
- Location: Kokonoe, fukuoka, Japan
- Photography: Hiroyuki Kawano
- Function : shop + house
- Site area : 1654 ㎡
- Building area : 148 ㎡
- Total Floor Area : 131 ㎡
- Stories: 1
- Structure (materials): wooden structure
- Finish: (exterior) cedar board
- Finish: (interior) cedar board, plaster
- Completed date: february 2010
- Client: shinichi miyamoto
- Constructional engineer: Hashimoto kensetsu
- Software used: AutoCAD, VectorWorks, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop.
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Tags: Fukuoka, Japan, Kokonoe
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Sunday, April 21st, 2013
Article source: PROJ3CT
Acknowledging the great value of the cultural and architectural heritage that is present all over the site, overlapping time and space in such a meaningful presence, our quest is to create a quiet and cohesive urban environment that would not be over-imposing or disruptive but one that attempts to unify and add structure to the physical frame. From a distance this central zone is very clearly dominated by three major public spaces – the trilogy Syntagma/Panepistimiou Core/Omonia that are linked by a system of large avenues on which Panepistimiou has the greater role. It seems natural that these places should be considered poles of centrality, as they are focus points of historical relevance. Although these spaces are very diverged in terms of functionality and shape, it seems obvious that they are within themselves places of gathering on which all the flows and social expressions are related to.
 Image Courtesy © Proj3ct
- Architects: PROJ3CT
- Project: Re-think Athens
- Location: Athens, Greece
- Photography: PROJ3CT
- Type : International Competition For Public Space Design
- Client : Onassis Foundation
- Gross Area : 5720.000 Sqm
- Date : 2012
- Software used: Vectorworks + Cinema 4D
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Tags: Athens, Greece
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Saturday, April 20th, 2013
Article source: Basarch
Existing green mound, protecting the open fields of the game preserve from the bustle of the road became a refuge for hunting lodge – a lookout, which replaced original technically unsuitable structure. Above all, the lodge provides necessary facilities for the game preserve, as well as becomes a place of encounters, whether with friends or of romantic views of the surrounding countryside.
 overall view: Image Courtesy © Pavel Bainar
- Architects: Basarch
- Project: Hunting Lodge
- Location: Lednice na Moravě, Czech Republic
- Photography: Lukáš Pelech
- building area: 230 m2
- project architect: Hana Bainarová, Basarch
- main concractor: F K B Břeclav
- materials: reinforced concrete, stone gabions, timber
- conctruction year: 2010
- Software used: AllPlan
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Tags: Czech Republic, Lednice na Moravě
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Tuesday, April 16th, 2013
Article source: Andrew Maynard Architects
These neighboring terrace homes are owned by two generations of one family. Both houses were in need of repair and update. HOUSE House is a single building that extends both homes. They are separate homes within one architecture. The new structure runs north/south while the original houses run east/west. The fence between each terrace slides away to create one large backyard.
 Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts
- Architects: Andrew Maynard Architects
- Project: HOUSE House
- Location: Richmond, VIC, Australia
- Photography: Peter Bennetts
- Team: Andrew Maynard, Mark Austin, Michael Ong
- Building surveyor: Anthony Middling & Associates
- Engineer: Coulthard Shim P/L
- Builder: Sargant Constructions
- External Cladding: Red cedar (timber) cladding
- Internal Cladding: Victorian ash & spotted gum veneer
- Windows: Frames by Skyrange Engineering
- Louvres: Motorised & fixed aluminium louvre shading by Shadefactor
- Flooring: Spotted gum veneer by Big Rivers Timbers
- Spiral Stairs: Supplied by Enzie
- Balustrading & landings: Nets supplied by Oxley Nets
- Roof: Lysaght Kliplock roofing with black Colorbond finish
- Tiles: Supplied by Urban Edge Ceramics
- Software used: SketchUp for design, Vectorworks for documentation
Tags: Australia, Richmond
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Thursday, March 28th, 2013
Article source: Edward Suzuki Associates Inc
VENT VERT is Green Wind in French. As the name suggests, the thrust of the design was to add a new spirit of green to not only the new building but also the surrounding commercial environment. The building sits near the end of a busy shopping street called Azabu Juban where green is rather scarce. For this reason, the green façade was employed as an eye-catcher especially in light of the fact that the building stands at the corner of a bend in the street and highly visible from afar on the approach road.
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Tuesday, March 26th, 2013
Article source: Wan Muhammad Khalis Wan Sabri
The project is my final year design thesis (2007). The building acts as a catalyst for future development around the abandoned mining lake, and is a reminder of the glory days of tin mining in the country. The program takes visitors through the rich history of tin mining around the country and finally ending the journey in the existing abandoned tin dredge.
 Image Courtesy Wan Muhammad Khalis Wan Sabri
- Architects: Wan Muhammad Khalis Wan Sabri
- Project: Selangor Dredging Tin Discovery Centre
- Location: Dengkil, Selangor, Malaysia
- Client: Selangor Dredging Berhad
- Building type: Visitor Centre, Cultural Centre, Artist Workshop & Gallery
- Software used: Vectorworks (drawings & 3d modelling) and Artlantis (3d rendering)
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Tags: Dengkil, Malaysia
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Wednesday, March 20th, 2013
Article source: Peter Stasek Architects + Loftwerk Karlsruhe
A very unusual loft is being created in the Mannheim harbor district. A very unusual loft has been created in the Mannheim harbor district. The complete ajando team will live and work there starting in January 2013. The internationally renowned architect Peter Stasek and the loftwerk architect office located in Karlsruhe are behind the corporate architecture concept of the loft. It was inspired by the quantum physics of Wheeler, the architecture of Josef M. Hoffmann and, of course, the information expertise of ajando.
 Image Courtesy © Claus Morgenstern
Tags: Germany, Mannheim
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