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Museum aan de Stroom in Hanzestedenplaats, Belgium by Neutelings Riedijk Architects

Thursday, June 2nd, 2011

Article source: Neutelings Riedijk Architects

The Eilandje [The Islet]

The new MAS | Museum aan de Stroom [Museum by the River] is located in the centre of the district called ‘Eilandje’, the old harbour district by the centre of the old city. This district was originally called ‘Nieuwstad [New City]’, as it was the first city expansion constructed by land speculator and urban developer Gilbert van Schoonbeke (15191556) outside the Spanish fortress belt in the sixteenth century. The name Eilandje stems from the fact that this area was surrounded by water on four sides, so that it actually was an island when the bridges were up.

EVENING VIEW EAST (Image Courtesy SARAH BLEE)

  • Architects: Neutelings Riedijk Architects
  • Project: MAS| Museum aan de Stroom
  • Location: Hanzestedenplaats | 2000 Antwerp | Belgium
  • Programme: New Development | Museum for City History Antwerp, Museum, Restaurant, Party Room, Pavilions, Plaza
  • Surface area: 20.000 m2 floor surface­, 11.500 m2 outdoor construction

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Bronks youth theatre in Brussels, Belgium by MDMA

Thursday, June 2nd, 2011

Article source: MDMA

The theatre is situated at the Pig Market/Varkensmarkt/Marcé aux porcs. The overall form of a theater is already defined for the larger part by the problem of acoustics; how to solve it. In essence the Bronks is no more then two large boxes fit together with around it enough margin for circulation and acoustics. Below stage level ‘half under under street level’, we have put  the reception, sanitary facilities and techniques. Under the roof top sit the administration and café cum foyer.

Front View

  • Architect: Martine De Maeseneer Architects – MDMA
  • Name of Project: Bronks youth theatre
  • Location: Brussels, Belgium
  • Client: Flemish Community Commission of the Brussels Capital Region
  • Project coordinator: Inge Pieters
  • Architectural design: Martine De Maeseneer, Dirk Van den Brande

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Peace Pentagon in Lafayette Street, New York by ATP sphere Architecture

Thursday, June 2nd, 2011

Article source: ATP Sphere GmbH

Peace Pentagon - Street view

A new shape for this building can succeed only as a visible restatement of its most basic assumptions.  But a building embodies basic assumptions best when it effectively restructures its entire environment— even as economically, socially, and architecturally diverse an environment as lower Manhattan!

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Green Concept Home in Bellevue, WA by Modus V Studio Architects (designed using Autodesk Revit)

Wednesday, June 1st, 2011

Article source: Modus V Studio Architects

The “Green Concept Home” is a two-story single-family residence located in Bellevue, WA.  This 2,840 sq.ft house has a contemporary design and is owned, designed and built by husband and wife team David Huang and Millie Leung.  David is an entrepreneur and the principal architect of architectural design firm “Modus V Studio Architects”.  The house broke ground in September 2009 and was completed in September 2010.  It is the first house in Bellevue, WA to be Built Green and LEED certified.

House front (Image Courtesy Nelson Tang )

  • Architects:Modus V Studio Architects
  • Project: Green Concept Home
  • Location: Bellevue, WA
  • Area: Bellevue, WA
  • Owners: David Huang and Millie Leung
  • Software used: Revit for design and rendering

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Strata Tower in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates by Asymptote architecture

Wednesday, June 1st, 2011

Article source: Asymptote architecture

As a signature architectural statement, the Strata Tower’s articulate, striking physical presence seeks to encapsulate meaning through the use of abstract form drawn from both local cultural landscapes and motifs and dynamic forces of global influence. The Strata Tower’s design utilizes primarily mathematical means in its design to achieve both a poetic, as well as highly pertinent, architecture for the UAE, a region in flux with ambitions for continued rapid growth.

Evening View

  • Architect: Asymptote architecture – Hani Rashid + Lise Anne Couture
  • Name of Project: Strata Tower
  • Location: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
  • Client: Aldar Properties PJSC
  • Size: 53,357 sq. m.
  • Date of Commencement: 2006
  • Expected date of Completion: TBD

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Cradle in Santa Monica, California by Ball-Nogues Studio

Wednesday, June 1st, 2011

Article source: Ball-Nogues Studio

Commissioned by the City of Santa Monica, Cradle is situated on the exterior wall of a parking structure at a shopping mall – originally designed by Frank Gehry.  The site is near the beach, and is heavily trafficked by tourists on foot and in automobiles. An aggregation of mirror polished stainless steel spheres, the sculpture functions structurally like an enormous Newton’s Cradle – the ubiquitous toy found on the desktops of corporate executives in Hollywood films. Each ball is suspended by a cable from a point on the wall and locked in position by a combination of gravity and neighboring balls. The whole array reflects distorted images of passersby.

Images Courtesy Monica Nouwens

  • Architect: Ball-Nogues Studio
  • Name of Project: Cradle
  • Location: Santa Monica, California, USA
  • Principals in Charge: Benjamin Ball and Gaston Nogues
  • Project Manager and Lead Fabricator: James Jones
  • Custom Software Design: Ayodh Kamath
  • Photography: Monica Nouwens
  • Project Team: Benjamin  Jennett,  Rach Shillander, Alison Kung,  Daniel Morrison, Jielu Lu, Amador Saucedo, Ron Shvartsman. Lawerance Shanks, Norma Silva, Andrew Lyon, Tim Peeters, Will Trossell
  • Structural Engineer: Buro Happold, Los Angeles. Matthew Melnyk

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Low Cost, Low Energy House for New Orleans in Louisiana by Sustainable.TO Architecture

Wednesday, June 1st, 2011

Article source: Sustainable.TO

“Low Cost, Low Energy House” utilizes an efficient linear organization, which integrates both passive and active environmental systems with program, circulation and the building enclosure. The simple building shape lends itself to the demands of airtight, thermal bridge-free construction and allows the opportunity for more cost-effective, higher-quality prefabrication, proving that an affordable and sustainable house can also be attractive.

Exterior View

  • Architects: Sustainable.TO Architecture
  • Project: Low Cost, Low Energy House for New Orleans
  • Location: New Orleans, Louisiana
  • Software used: Autocad, Rhinoceros, and Adobe CS3

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Coral House in Geneva, Switzerland by group8

Wednesday, June 1st, 2011

Article source: group8

The site

The Coral house is located in the Chandieu area, formed by a large urban block surrounded by Rue Giuseppe-Motta, Grand-Pré and Chandieu. The site is accessible by the main road Grand-Pré, this avenue lined with trees, cuts straight though the building block. The future underground parking will be accessible by the entrance of the adjacent building, the Azure center, located on the Grand-Pré road.

Front View (Images Courtesy Régis Golay, FEDERAL Studio)

  • Architect: group8
  • Name of Project: Coral House
  • Location: Rue du Grand-Pré, 1202 Geneva, Switzerland
  • Housing: 8,450sqm
  • Commercial premises: 1,930sqm
  • Basement: 1,029sqm
  • Photographs: Régis Golay, FEDERAL Studio

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Showroom Husqvarna in Biandronno, Italy by Buratti Battiston Architects

Wednesday, June 1st, 2011

Article source: Buratti Battiston Architects

Inside new Husqvarna Motorcycles headquarter BMW Group (brand owner) decides to entrust the project for a new showroom / museum to Buratti + Battiston Architects, already designers of new Husqvarna concept corner.

Husqvarna (Image Courtesy Marcello Mariana)

  • Architects: Buratti Battiston Architects
  • Project: Showroom Husqvarna
  • Location: Biandronno (VA), Italy
  • Client: HUSQVARNA MOTORCYCLES
  • Builder: ICET STUDIOS
  • Forniture: UNIFOR, CAPPELLINI
  • Lighting: iGUZZINI
  • Photography: MARCELLO MARIANA
  • Date: 2009
  • Software used: AutoCAD

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Gran Casino Costa Brava in Lloret de Mar, Spain by b720 Fermín Vázquez Arquitectos

Wednesday, June 1st, 2011

Article source: b720 Fermín Vázquez Arquitectos

The Gran Casino Costa Brava, located in the historic gardens of the Gran Hotel Monterrey in the centre of Lloret de Mar (Girona), is based on a distinctive environmental and architectural project by b720 Arquitectos, headed by Fermín Vázquez. At once practical and singular, the design of the new casino breaks with convention by approaching the complex as a unified structure that rises out of the ground. The building is divided into three clearly differentiated levels that are integrated in the surrounding environment.

Aerial View (Images Courtesy Adrià Goula)

  • Architect: b720 Fermín Vázquez Arquitectos
  • Name of Project: Gran Casino Costa Brava
  • Location: Av. de la Vila de Tossa 27-43. Lloret de Mar, Spain
  • Gross floor area: 31.123,38 m2 (14.830 m2 bgl and 16.293,38 m2 agl)
  • Casino gross floor area: 3.660 m2
  • Hall gross floor area: 3.478 m2
  • Photography: Adrià Goula

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