Archive for the ‘Terrace’ Category
Thursday, April 25th, 2013
Article source: Shroffleon
The three hundred and fifty square foot project, a moon deck overlooking the Arabian Sea, introduces into the semi open space a program previously conspicuously absent within the large urban apartment. The brief demanded a flexible multi functional out door deck that can accommodate for early morning sea side yoga practice, hosting lunches and dinners, in addition to an evening time party cum entertainment area amongst other usages. Of utmost importance was the retention of the ambivalent nature of the space, allowing for a maximum of programmatic and usage flexibility. The concerned project boundaries spill over the primary living area of the apartment, serving both as the extension of, as well as an alternate to the large semi public leisure space of the living unit. As such the inner confines of the target area are provided with illumination from the overspill of the indoor space, with the outer edges seeking lighting from elsewhere.
 Image Courtesy Shroffleon
- Architects: Shroffleon
- Project: Terrace
- Location: Mumbai, Maharastra, India
- Team: Kayzad Shroff, Maria I J León
- Project Area: 300 sq ft
- Materials Used: Wooden Slats, ¼” thick LED lighting
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Tags: India, Maharastra, Mumbai
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Thursday, March 28th, 2013
Article source: Archvision Studio
The park and terrace are situated in Bucharest, Romania, at Olimpia Sport Center. The owners wished to transform their common exterior space into a green open space, divided in two related major functions, where they can relax, walk or eat after sport training and after work. Total area of the project is aprox. 1000 sqm.
 Image Courtesy Archvision Studio
- Architects: Archvision Studio
- Project: Park And Teracce Design
- Location: Bucharest, Romania
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Tags: Bucharest, Romania
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Sunday, February 3rd, 2013
Article source: Martine Brisson
Martine Brisson designed the landscaping of the roof terrace of the former residence and studio of painter Betty Goodwin, for which she has just won one of the GRANDS PRIX DU DESIGN 2012 in the “Terrace” category. Always keeping in mind a feeling of warmth, functionality, and simplicity, Brisson created an outdoor environment that is coherent yet open, with different functional zones (kitchen, living area, bathroom, garden, etc.) that fit together as naturally as the rooms in an interior space.
 Image Courtesy Marc Cramer
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Friday, September 21st, 2012
Article source: Arturo Scheidegger
Three interventions in a 5000 m2 plot in a suburb of Santiago: A meditation hall (or Dojo) at the bottom of the site, a small pavilion in front of the family pool, and the refurbishment of a terrace that was virtually unusable because of high temperature and reflected light. In each case, outdoor spaces were enhanced to face the high temperatures in spring and summer.
 Image Courtesy Lucía Cavecedo García
- Architects: Umwelt + Lucía Cavecedo García
- Project: Dojo
- Location: Colina, Santiago, Chile
- Photography: Lucía Cavecedo García
- Surface: Site, 5000 m2 / Interventions 60, 6 y 20 m2
- Program: Meditation Room, Pavillion and Terrace
- Predominating Materials:
Structure: Wood
Coatings: Treated wood, Fibrecement, double glazing, flexit floor
- Project Year: 2010
- Construction Year: 2010-2011
- Software used: Autocad and Sketchup
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Tags: Chile, Santiago
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Wednesday, May 16th, 2012
Article source: Aude Borromee Architecte
The project aimed at creating a terrace connected to the kitchen at level one of a house and also allowing to go down towards the garden. It was deeply constrained by urbanistic rules (maximum length including stairs, no view towards the neighbors’ garden…) and the idea was, through an original design, to succeed in integrating the project into the environment as well as keeping some natural light for the room located at garden level behind the future terrace. This last constraint implied the trapezoidal shape of the plan and the creation of structures positioned obliquely and with hollow poles to also be used as shelves.
 Image Courtesy Laurent Gueneau
- Architects: Aude Borromee Architecte
- Project: A Wandering in Between Line & Hollows
- Location: Garches, Paris, France
- Photography: Laurent Gueneau
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Tags: France, Garches
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Thursday, June 16th, 2011
Article source: JDS Architects
Elmegade district is probably one of the most densely populated areas of inner Nørrebro, CPH. Especially the triangular block Birkegade / Egegade / Elmegade has a very high density, which is reflected in very narrow courtyards.
 Image Courtesy JDS Architects
- Architects: Julien De Smedt Architects (JDS)
- Project: Penthouses and Rooftop terrace
- Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
- Type: Commission
- Budget: 950 000 EUR (7 000 000 DKK)
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Tags: Copenhagen, Denmark
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