Open side-bar Menu
 ArchShowcase

Archive for 2013

Moraga Residence in California by Jennifer Weiss Architecture

Saturday, December 14th, 2013

Article source: Jennifer Weiss Architecture

This interior architectural remodel transformed an existing awkward, dark, ranch house into a modern, light and view filled space – with a limited budget.   With strategic moves, the interior architecture was transformed.   The plan was rationalized:  the kitchen was almost tripled in size; the plan was made efficient; an entry way was gained by creatively modifying a hallway;  relocating the laundry area created room for a new office, created privacy for the powder room, and allowed for a much needed storage wall for the children.   Exterior windows and doors were replaced with wider, taller, stained wood openings.   Phase II includes work to the exterior architecture of the house and began in the fall of 2013.

Image Courtesy © Lucas Fladzinski

  • Architects: Jennifer Weiss Architecture
  • Project: Moraga Residence
  • Location: California, United States
  • Photography: Lucas Fladzinski

AN APARTMENT BUILDING in New York by Studio Daniel Libeskind

Saturday, December 14th, 2013

Article source: Studio Daniel Libeskind

New York, NY  — Studio Daniel Libeskind has just unveiled the design for a residential building in Berlin that, upon completion in 2015, is expected to brighten the already emerging neighborhood of Chausseestrasse.  With large angular windows designed to catch maximum light, canted walls, and a metallic-coated ceramic façade, the 107,000 sq. ft. (10,000 m2) Chausseestrasse 43 occupies the corner of a block in central Berlin. Says the architect: “Even as my studio is often called upon to design skyscrapers these days, I continue to love to build homes, the basic unit of human life.”

Image Courtesy © PX2

  • Architects: Studio Daniel Libeskind
  • Project: AN APARTMENT BUILDING
  • Location:  New York, United States
  • Photography: PX2, Ilan Besor

Brunner Furniture Showroom in London, U.K by McDowell+Benedetti

Saturday, December 14th, 2013

Article source: McDowell+Benedetti

International high-end furniture company Brunner has opened its new London headquarters to the public. Designed by McDowell+Benedetti, the showroom and offices occupy a large 3-storey Victorian warehouse space on Rosebery Avenue, near Exmouth Market in Clerkenwell.

Image Courtesy © Paul Riddle

  • Architects: McDowell+Benedetti
  • Project: Brunner Furniture Showroom
  • Location: London, U.K
  • Photography: Paul Riddle
  • Contractor: Image Interiors Solutions
  • Structural Engineer: Conisbee
  • Lighting Consultant: Cirrus Lighting

Qbic Hotel in LONDON, England by Blacksheep

Saturday, December 14th, 2013

Article source: Blacksheep 

Blacksheep, the award-winning international design agency, has unveiled its most recent project, the Qbic Hotel London City, which officially opened onthe 12th of November 2013.

Image Courtesy © Blacksheep

  • Architects: Blacksheep
  • Project: Qbic Hotel
  • Location: LONDON, England

747 Wing House in Malibu by David Hertz Architects

Saturday, December 14th, 2013

Article source: David Hertz Architects

This project exists on a 55-acre property in the remote hills of Malibu with unique topography and panoramic views looking out to a nearby mountain range, a valley, and the Pacific Ocean with islands in the distance. In searching for inspiration, I imagined a roof structure that would allow for a un-obstructed view of the mountain range and distant views.The client, a woman, requested curvilinear, feminine shapes for the building.

Image Courtesy © CARSON LEH

  • Architects: David Hertz Architects
  • Project: 747 Wing House
  • Location: Malibu, U.SA
  • Photography: David Hertz Architects, CARSON LEH, DOUGLAS HILL, LAURA DOSS
  • Software used: ArchiCAD

Vaulted Cork Pavillion in Porto, Portugal by Pedro de Azambuja Varela + Maria João de Oliveira + Emmanuel Novo

Saturday, December 14th, 2013

Article source: Joao Morgado

The Vaulted Cork Pavillion was built for Amorim Isolamentos Lda., to demonstrate its cork building materials at Concreta 2013, a biennial building fair held at Exponor, Porto.

Image Courtesy © Joao Morgado

  • Architects: Pedro de Azambuja Varela + Maria João de Oliveira + Emmanuel Novo
  • Project: Vaulted Cork Pavillion
  • Location: Porto, Portugal
  • Photography: Joao Morgado
  • Coordination: Alexandra Paio and José Pedro Sousa
  • Main material: Cork
  • Sponsor: Amorim Isolamentos Lda

Bring the outside in! in Sydney’s East, Australia by Minosa Design

Saturday, December 14th, 2013

Article source: Minosa

This home is perched and cantilevering off a hill in the prestigious suburb of Dover Heights in Sydney’s East.  A beautifully architect designed home, boasting 270° panoramic views from Bondi Beach to North Sydney.  It sits on the cliff face with 2 levels above ground and four levels down and it’s a showstopper!  It embraces its surroundings and captures the stunning views in their entirety. A cutting edge modern home both architecturally and with finishes such as enormous expanses of glass, concrete, sandstone and basalt.

Image Courtesy © Minosa Design

  • Architects: Minosa Design
  • Project: Bring the outside in!
  • Location: Sydney’s East, Australia
  • Software used: Pytha 3D CAD & RadioLAB  

Nedinsco in Venlo, Netherlands by Diederendirrix Architects

Saturday, December 14th, 2013

Article source: Diederendirrix Architects

The Nedisco factory is one of the most prominent buildings in Venlo. The conversion and restoration of this national monument forms the crux of the Maaswaard Plan, the urban redevelopment to the south of the inner city. The complex – built from concrete, steel and glass – is an exceptional example of industrial architecture, which can be accredited to The International Style with the foundational theory of air, space, and light.

Image Courtesy © Diederendirrix Architects

Downley House in Hampshire, United Kingdom by Birds Portchmouth Russum Architects

Friday, December 13th, 2013

Article source: Birds Portchmouth Russum Architects

Introduction & Client’s brief -In 2009 the client purchased an existing ruin in the South Downs and held a limited architectural competition for a new family house. Their brief sought tranquil yet playful spaces, local natural textures, contrasts, in a home that was not obvious and optimized the beautiful landscape views.

Foudre living space viewed from East, Image Courtesy © Nick Kane

  • Architects: Birds Portchmouth Russum Architects
  • Project: Downley House
  • Location: Hampshire, United Kingdom
  • Photography: Nick Kane, BPR
  • Structural Engineers: Matthew Wells
  • M&E Engineers: Andy Ford
  • Project Managers: Giles Ruckert and Mark Wellbeloved
  • Landscape Architects: Noel Farrer
  • Software used: Autocad, Rhino 3D, Adobe photoshop and Adobe illustrator.

Center for the Performing Arts in Scottsdale, Arizona by John Douglas Architects

Friday, December 13th, 2013

Article source: John Douglas Architects

This 1975 performing arts center was one of the most notable projects designed by the late Arizona architect Bennie Gonzales, FAIA, who also designed Scottsdale’s signature municipal structures, including the city hall and main library, which are linked to the arts center by the park-like Scottsdale Civic Center. Gonzales was known for his simple, pure forms that echoed both classic Southwestern and Native-American architectural themes. Gonzales designed the 100,000-square-foot arts center to include a large main theater, a smaller, secondary theater, gallery space, offices and a vast central atrium.

Image Courtesy © John Douglas Architects

  • Architects: John Douglas Architects
  • Project: Center for the Performing Arts
  • Location: Scottsdale, Arizona
  • OWNER: City of Scottsdale
  • CONTRACTOR: Howard S. Wright Constructors
  • Software used: Autocad and Rhino

CONSULTANTS:

  • Structural: PK Associates
  • MPE: ESD Engineering
  • Theater:Fisher Dachs
  • Acoustics: MCH Consultants
  • Lighting: Roger Smith

MATERIALS

  • Carpet: Shaw
  • Flooring:Nova Blue Limestone
  • Resin Panels: 3form
  • Custom Glass: Meltdown Glass
  • Hardware: Forms and Surfaces
  • Elevators: KONE



© 2024 Internet Business Systems, Inc.
670 Aberdeen Way, Milpitas, CA 95035
+1 (408) 882-6554 — Contact Us, or visit our other sites:
TechJobsCafe - Technical Jobs and Resumes EDACafe - Electronic Design Automation GISCafe - Geographical Information Services  MCADCafe - Mechanical Design and Engineering ShareCG - Share Computer Graphic (CG) Animation, 3D Art and 3D Models
  Privacy PolicyAdvertise