Archive for the ‘Vectorworks’ Category
Thursday, January 11th, 2018
Article source: spaceworkers
Cabo de vila is a house for a young couple that wanted a house that doesn’t look like a regular house. When we first meet the place for the house, the approach to the location give us the central mote for the project. We wanted a shape that can fill the void left by the valley and at the same time we wanted this new shape to embrace and reflects the surrounding green areas giving its users a special perspective on the landscape.
 Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra
- Architects: spaceworkers
- Project: Cabo de Vila House
- Location: Paredes, Portugal
- Photography: Fernando Guerra
- Software used: Vectorworks, Rhinoceros and Cinema 4D
- Size: 340m2
- Project Year: 2010 – 2015
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Tags: Paredes, Portugal
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Friday, December 8th, 2017
Article source: Tato Architects / Yo Shimada
Dynamic Abstractness
It is difficult to deal with architectural elements such as stairs and handrails that don’t have direct relation to the main architectural composition.
It might be my prejudice, but architectural space gradually becomes static, when additive elements are reduced to be abstract. It also has an effect on various human activities and furniture to vividly come to front, but sometimes it appears as if they are being denied.
 Image Courtesy © ShinKenchiku-Sha
- Architects: Tato Architects / Yo Shimada
- Project: House in Toyonaka
- Location: Toyonaka, Osaka, Japan
- Photography: ShinKenchiku-Sha
- Software used: Vectorworks
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Tags: Japan, Toyonaka
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Tuesday, November 21st, 2017
Article source: concrete
ROOMERS – DESIGNSTORY
Concrete is proud to open Hotel Roomers in Munich; a hotel designed to cater to curious travellers who enjoy the flair and lightness of contemporary design in a classic setting.
‘Seduction’, ‘surprise’, and ‘the unknown’ are the key words behind the design of the hotel. The warm golden glow of the vast Vegas-like light canopy outside and the neon logo attract attention and make them curious about the life that hides behind the diffuse sheer curtains along the facade.
 Image Courtesy © Steve herud
- Architects: concrete
- Project: Roomers hotel
- Location: Munich, Germany
- Photography: Steve herud
- Software used: Vectorworks, sketch up
- Project team: Rob Wagemans, Tobias Koch, Nuria Ripoll, Kasia Heijerman, Marlou Spierts, Johanna Zychski, Maike Daemen, Mark Haenen, Hilka Ackermann, Ulrike Lehner, Sofie Ruytenberg, Zana Josipovic
- Total area: 12500 sqm (excl. BOH)
- Rooms: 281
- Lobby: 360 sqm
- Bar / Restaurant: 325 sqm
- Whiskey room: 92 sqm
- Meeting Rooms & Events: 470 sqm
- Duration Construction: 4 years
- Opening: October 2017
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Tags: Germany, Munich
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Monday, November 20th, 2017
Article source: concrete
Restaurant IZAKAYA Munich is a unique mix of the ethnic feel of a Japanese inspired restaurant and the modern, sleekly but elegant Hotel Roomers.
The Japanese stand-alone restaurant IZAKAYA, located in the building of Hotel Roomers, announces its presence to the guests at the moment of arrival, with the show kitchen visible through the glass facade of the porte-cochere. A translucent gradient in the glass directs the attention on the chefs working at the countertops and cooking pits while all other elements are blurred out.
 Image Courtesy © Steve Herud
- Architects: concrete
- Project: Izakaya restaurant
- Location: Munich, Germany
- Photography: Steve Herud
- Software used: Vectorworks, sketch up
- Project team: Rob Wagemans, Tobias Koch, Nuria Ripoll, Kasia Heijerman, Marlou Spierts, Johanna Zychski, Maike Daemen, Mark Haenen, Hilka Ackermann, Ulrike Lehner, Sofie Ruytenberg, Zana Josipovic
- Specialist joinery: evo, van der plas
- Lighting consultant: RTLD lighting consultant
- General contractor: pbm
- Bar / restaurant: 325 sqm
- Duration construction: 4 years
- Opening October: 2017
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Tags: Germany, Munich
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Tuesday, November 14th, 2017
Article source: concrete
Within the bustling streets of Mongkok, Hong Kong, concrete created a welcoming clubhouse for all residents of the Skypark tower.
Skypark is a large residential development by Hong Kong based New World Development, led by Mr Adrian Cheng. Within one of the densest areas of Hong Kong the tower is suited to people who enjoy life in a lively and vibrant neighbourhood, but with its communal clubhouse and outside park on the very top of the building it also provides them an escape from the city.
 Skypark aerial, Image Courtesy © concrete
- Architects: concrete
- Project: Clubhouse Mongkok Skypark
- Location: Mongkok 17 Nelson street, Hong Kong
- Software used: Autocad, Vectorworks
- Project team: Rob Wagemans – Maarten de Geus Tom Ruijken – Sofie Ruytenberg – Julia Hundermark Wouter Slot – Yoekie de Bree
- Executive architect: P&T architects & engineers Ltd.
- Executive landscape architect: Adrian L. Norman Ltd.
- Structural engineer: CM Wong & Associates Ltd.
- MEP engineer: WSP Hong Kong Ltd.
- Lighting consultant: Pro-lit Ltd.
- General Contractor: New World Construction Co. Ltd.
- Electrical contractor: Junefair Engineering Co. Ltd.
- Mechanical contractor: Kai Chuen Engineering (H.K.) Co. Ltd.
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Tags: Hong Kong, Mongkok
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Monday, November 13th, 2017
Article source: kresings architektur
Pollença is a northern town of Mallorca that is well known for its lively Sunday market. Other wellknown attractions include the Calvary Steps, an ancient stairway that leads to the top of Mount Calvary; and the Roman Bridge, also known as the Pont Romà.
A short distance and parallel to Pollença’s Main Square, one finds the small street Carrer del Sol. This Medieval street is representative of Pollença’s cultivated approach to architecture and craftsmanship. This is also where House N° 3 is located.
 Image Courtesy © Mensing and Münster
- Architects: kresings architektur
- Project: CarRer del Sol N° 3
- Location: Pollença (Mallorca), Spain
- Photography: Roman Mensing and Münster
- Software used: Vectorworks
- Client: Kilian Kresing
- Project leader: Kilian Kresing
- Project staff: Raúl Zinni-Gerk
- Area: 125 m2
- completion: 2017
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Tags: Pollença, Spain
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Monday, November 13th, 2017
Article source: MAMOUT architectes
The house is located in a street lined with typical 19th century twin worker houses. A local regulation requires that any new construction has to take over the traditional typology of small houses with pitched roof.
 Image Courtesy © Michiels jardin
- Architects: MAMOUT architectes
- Project: Edouard Michiels
- Location: Rue Edouard Michiels, Uccle 1180, Brussels, Belgium
- Photography: Michiels rue, michiels, Michiels jardin
- Software used: Vectorworks
- Structure: JZH & Partners
- Construction: CREHABITAT + JW BatiDecor Sprl
- Date: 2017
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Tags: Belgium, Brussels
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Monday, November 6th, 2017
Article source: Wplus-Design
This garage standing in Nagoya City Green Area was born from a simple request.
A parking lot for two cars, a toilet, a place to raise fruit trees.
It is a building planned to meet these three demands.
 Image Courtesy © S_Yamashita/Aquarius
- Architects: Wplus-Design
- Project: KAMISAWA GARAGE
- Location: Nagoya,Japan
- Photography: S_Yamashita/Aquarius
- Software used: Vectorworks
- Architects in Charge: Toru Watabe
- Landscaping: Niwakoubou
- Area: 81.37㎡
- Project Year: 2017
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Tags: Japan, Nagoya
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Sunday, October 29th, 2017
Article source: Llowarch Llowarch Architects
Commissioned by Historic Royal Palaces the RIBA award winning new night accommodation for the Tower Ravens’ re-presents the Ravens to the public, providing a focal point for expanded interpretation of these legendary residents of the Tower.
 Image Courtesy © Jack Hobhouse
- Architects: Llowarch Llowarch Architects
- Project: Ravens Enclosures, HM Tower of London
- Location: London, England
- Photography: Jack Hobhouse and Edmund Sumner
- Software used: Vectorworks, Autocad
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Tags: England, London
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Friday, October 27th, 2017
Article source: atelier Luke
A deliberate balance between modernity and tradition creates this unique and textured retreat in the suburbs of Kyoto.
Osaka based design studio, atelier Luke, collaborated closely with craftspeople in Kyoto, Osaka and Nagano to apply traditional finishes and techniques to the design and renovation of this postwar terraced house. The client, a Danish-Australian furniture maker, wished to modernise the home without abandoning the character that makes traditional Japanese houses unique. From this position of respect, a design approach was adopted whereby modern attitudes to living would be balanced and contrasted with tradition.
 Image Courtesy © Eiji Kitada and atelier Luke
- Architects: atelier Luke
- Project: Ichijoji House
- Location: Kyoto, Japan
- Photography: Eiji Kitada and atelier Luke
- Software used: Vectorworks, Illustrator
- Project team: Junko Nakatsuka, Luke Hayward
- Construction: Miura Construction
- Cabinetmaker: Jurinsha
- Completion: December, 2015
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Tags: Japan, Kyoto
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