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GI Multi-family Housing in Ischia, Italy by Burnazzi Feltrin Architects

Sunday, June 30th, 2013

Article source: Burnazzi Feltrin Architects

The GI multi-family housing is located in the south-east of the town of Pergine Valsugana, Ischia and on a slope. The building has three apartments, an apartment on each floor, the last of which is a duplex. From the large windows one can enjoy a beautiful view of Caldonazzo lake, the light is excellent all year round, also permitted by both the natural hills and by the surrounding buildings.

Image Courtesy © Carlo Baroni

  • Architects: Burnazzi Feltrin Architects
  • Project: GI Multi-family Housing
  • Location: Ischia, Pergine Valsugana, Trento, Italy
  • Photography: Carlo Baroni
  • CLIENT: corporate
  • TEAM: Burnazzi Feltrin Architects (Burnazzi Elisa arch., Feltrin Davide arch.) and Pegoretti Paolo arch.

THE ROSE in Tokyo, Japan by N Maeda Atelier

Sunday, June 30th, 2013

Article source: Norisada Maeda

Three lumps scooped out from a rectangular pudding result in the emerging of spatial [recto] and [verso].[recto]meaning the air filling the three concavities on the pudding ‘s surface. it is defined by the surrounding [outer skin visible from the outside = wall] accommodates room function with public character in close relationship with the outside such as LOUNGE, PARKING, ENTRY.[verso] meaning the inside of the scooped-out pudding’s volume.  it is defined by the surrounding [outer skin facing the interior = wall] accommodates room function with personal character in close relationship with the interior such as BEDROOM, STUDY, GARDEN Communication planned between the air’s [recto] and [verso] that are both products of the [scooping out] creates a twist in their relationship.

Image Courtesy © N Maeda Atelier

  • Architects: N Maeda Atelier
  • Project: THE ROSE
  • Location: Minato, Tokyo, Japan
  • Design: N MAEDA ATELIER-Norisada Maeda
  • Design: 2002~2003
  • Construction: 2003~2004
  • Structual system: Reinforced concrete, 3 stories + basement
  • Maximum height: 9.900mm
  • Consultants: Hirokazu In , structural
  • Site area: 150.18 m2
  • Built area: 87.75 m2
  • Total floor area: 288.99 m2

Major materials: 

  • exterior: exposed concrete
  • interior: exposed concrete

CENTRECAIXA IN SANT PERE DE RIBES HOSPITAL, Carretera de Puigmoltó by MIRAG

Sunday, June 30th, 2013

Article source: MIRAG

This small pavilion is an extension of the hospital of Sant Pere de Ribes (Barcelona). MIRAG had the will of creating a more domestic space for patients with a terminal disease. The patients can use a welcoming private space where they have a ‘relation area’ and a ‘personal area’ with visual contact with the countryside surroundings. The pavilion has 3 private units and also a common area -where workshop can be held-.

Aerial exterior view of the pavilion. The façade emulates the surrounding crop fields, Image Courtesy © Jordi Surroca

  • Architects: MIRAG
  • Project: CentreCaixa in Sant Pere de Ribes Hospital
  • Location: Hospital Sant Camil. Carretera de Puigmoltó
  • Photography: Jordi Surroca
  • Typology: Integral care center
  • Authors: MIRAG Arquitectura i Gestió (Pau Millet & Xavier Ramoneda, architects)
  • Year: 2010
  • Developer:  ‘La Caixa’ foundation
  • Budget: 250.000 €

Withee Malcolm Architects Takes a Trio of Honors at Gold Nugget Awards

Saturday, June 29th, 2013

Article source: WITHEE MALCOLM ARCHITECTS, LLP

Two Projects Earn Merit Awards in Three Categories: Affordable Housing, Senior Housing and Sustainability Communities 

Los Angeles, CA — Withee Malcolm Architects has been a constant presence at the Gold Nugget Awards, claiming almost a dozen awards over the past few years. This year is no different, with the firm winning a trio of honors at the event on June 5, 2013 during the Pacific Coast Builders Conference (PCBC) in San Diego. The Merit Award winners span three separate categories and demonstrate their innovative approaches to affordability, senior housing, and sustainable residences and reflect Withee Malcolm’s commitment to projects that enhance communities and forward sustainable principles and energy performance.

Image Courtesy © WITHEE MALCOLM ARCHITECTS, LLP

  • Architects: WITHEE MALCOLM ARCHITECTS, LLP
  • Project: Affordable Housing with Two New Communities Los Angeles¹ Westside and Old Town Temecula Welcome New Residents
  • Location: Torrance, California

Taichung City Cultural Center Taiwan by RTA-Office

Saturday, June 29th, 2013

Article source: RTA-Office

Our proposal is strongly based on the idea of a container — a unique vessel that encompasses a multitude of architectural objects, various spaces, and the relationships between them. Inspiration for the design of our shape was derived from traditional Taiwanese basket weaving.

The final result is a unitary transparent skin that allows stolen glimpses of the complexity that lies inside.

Thus this object becomes a contemporary interpretation of an ancient traditional art and culture. Comprised of thin lines of recycled ceramic elements, the skin gently filters the light that reaches the interior and enhances the shapes of the volume. The skin of our design not only serves to enhance the aesthetic value of the building, but it also reduces our impact on the natural environment by taking advantage of passive technologies such as solar shading and natural day lighting.

Image Courtesy © RTA-Office

  • Architects:RTA-Office
  • Project: Taichung City Cultural Center
  • Location: Taichung, Taiwan
  • Site area: 2.6 hectares
  • Built-up Area: 62.700 m2
  • Program: Library, Conference hall, Museum, Archive, Classrooms, Research rooms, Offices, Public services and Parking
  • Completion Date: 2013 competition entry
  • Landscape Design: Santiago Parramón, RTA-Office
  • Interior Design: Santiago Parramón, RTA-Office
  • Team: Miguel Vilacha, Isabel Granell, Javier Gonzalez, Alex Muntean, Teodor Cozma, Elisa Ascari, FeiFeiZhang, Chunhui Tian, Shoaib Asif, Lindsey J. Hirsch, Simona Assiero Brá.
  • Environmental and energy consultants: Fabian Lopez, Daniel Calatayud.
  • Client: Taichung City
  • Total Construction Budget: 62 million euro (more…)

APARTMENT BUILDING IN RASET STREET, Barcelona by MIRAG

Saturday, June 29th, 2013

Article source: MIRAG

This blockhouse is located in ‘La bonanova’ neighborhood in Barcelona. It stands out in the middle of a residential area thanks to its powerful facade made out of big white bricks. The composition of these pieces plays a big part in the image of the front of the building.
In this apartment building, we strived to obtain the maximum quality through a conscientious work in constructive details and well-finish interior and exterior surfaces.

Image of the building from Raset street, Image Courtesy © Jordi Surroca

  • Architects: MIRAG
  • Project: APARTMENT BUILDING
  • Location: Raset Street, Barcelona
  • Typology: New building: multi-floor residential building
  • Authors: MIRAG Arquitectura i Gestió (Pau Millet & Xavier Ramoneda, architects)
  • Year: 2007
  • Developer:  Immobiliaria AEDES
  • Construction company: XEDEX S.A.
  • Budget: 1.700.000 €
  • Built surface: 820 m2
  • Photographs: Jordi Surroca

FRAME in Obihiro, Japan by Yamauchi Keikichi architects and associates

Saturday, June 29th, 2013

Article source: Yamauchi Keikichi architects and associates

This house is located in front of the lucid stream known as the Nuppuku River in Taisho-cho, Obihiro-shi, Hokkaido.

The north-west side of the house, which is the back of the building, is surrounded by tall trees, and unspoiled nature miraculously remains on the riverside.

Image Courtesy © Osamu Adachi

ESPAICAIXA IN GIRONA, Germany by MIRAG

Saturday, June 29th, 2013

Article source: MIRAG

The aim of this project was the conversion of the existing building into a cultural and social centre, which would provide it with institutional representation. The outset was a dark, half-buried building that lacked quality spaces, placed at the interior of a block in Girona. The vast remodelling program included a 180-seat auditorium, an exhibition room, a computer room and an administrative area, among other spaces.

Main facade of the building. EspaiCaixa is located in the interior of the block building, Image Courtesy © Jordi Surroca

  • Architects: MIRAG
  • Project: EspaiCaixa
  • Location: GIRONA, Germany
  • Photography:Jordi Surroca
  • Typology: Cultural center
  • Authors: MIRAG Arquitectura i Gestió (Pau Millet & Xavier Ramoneda, architects)
  • Year: 2010
  • Collaborators: Mariano Piccardo architect, Laura Geraci architect, Roberta Rech  architect, Marta Grau architect
  • Building Engineering: GPCat Toni Floriach y Beth Bacardit
  • Structures engineering: GPARQ
  • Facilities engineering: Oriol Ruiz Dotras engineer, Acustic engineer, Higini Arau  Phd in Physics
  • Developer: Fundación ‘La Caixa’ , ‘LaCaixa’ foundation
  • Construction company: Euritmia Construccions
  • Budget: 3.460.000 €
  • Built surface: 1.300 sqm

Headquarters Schlaich Bergermann und Partner in Stuttgart, Germany by Ippolito Fleitz Group GmbH

Saturday, June 29th, 2013

Article source: Ippolito Fleitz Group GmbH

schlaich Bergermann und partner is an engineering firm with a global reputation, known above all for its stadiums, bridges and energy concepts. The firm has offices in Berlin, New York and São Paulo in addition to its main company headquarters in Stuttgart. The Stuttgart team of 110 employees used to be based in two different locations. The relocation of the entire company to a fully redeveloped, seven-storey office block dating from the 1970s pursued the goal of reuniting the team under one roof. The building is prominently located at a busy crossroads in the urban district of West Stuttgart. The offices of schlaich bergermann und partner occupy six floors of the building.

Image Courtesy © Zooey Braun

  • Architects: Ippolito Fleitz Group GmbH
  • Project: Headquarters  Schlaich Bergermann und Partner
  • Location: Stuttgart, Germany
  • Photography: Zooey Braun

House in Kuwana in Mie, Japan by shinobu ichihara architects

Saturday, June 29th, 2013

Article source: shinobu ichihara architects

The concept on this project is creating rooms connected visually, but also creating rooms separated physically. For example,

The dining room is connected to the den through a void. The master bedroom is connected to the corridor by the glass door.

Image Courtesy © shinobu ichihara architects




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