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One-Story House in the City Montreal, Canada by Anik Péloquin architecte

Thursday, July 10th, 2014

Article source: v2com

There are a few one-storey houses in almost every residential Montreal neighborhoods. They house single families and stand out from the dense setting from the beginning of the 20th century. This 900 sq.ft.-house is located at the corner of 2 busy streets in Ahuntsic. The size of the property and tight budget did not make it possible to build an extension. The interior was therefore reconfigured to fit a third room and meet the needs of this family of 4.

Image Courtesy © Daniel Kudish

Image Courtesy © Daniel Kudish

  • Architects: Anik Péloquin architecte
  • Project: One-Story House in the City
  • Location: Montreal, Canada
  • Photography: Daniel Kudish
  • Project Manager: Anik Péloquin
  • Engineer: Donald Arsenault, Consulting Enginner
  • Contractor: Les entreprises G3F inc.
  • Project surface area: 900 sq.ft.
  • Finalisation date: March 2011

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Balta Apartment in Peru by Chete Cortés

Thursday, July 10th, 2014

Article source: Chete Cortés

Made in 2009, was responsible for the renovation of a 100m2 apartment located on the 7th floor.

In Peru, many departments using opaque brick divisions between environments are designed. Multifamily buildings are usually 2 sources of light and ventilation, which are through the facade facing the street and a well of light that is inside the building, adjacent to the other departments, it not being department an exception, which is why it was very dark and perceived smaller.

Image Courtesy ©  Chete Cortés

Image Courtesy © Chete Cortés

  • Architects: Chete Cortés
  • Project: Balta Apartment
  • Location: Peru

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PLAY-TIME APARTMENTS in Madrid, Spain by Elena Orte y Guillermo Sevillano (SUMA)

Thursday, July 10th, 2014

Article source: Elena Orte y Guillermo Sevillano (SUMA)

The PLAY- TIME apartments is a project of seven units for short term rental in Ciudad Lineal, Madrid. The developer chose the place because he was looking for an oasis in the city. As architects , we proposed to intensify that condition. The movement of the building gives each housing with its own terrace and the construction system provides its own garden in the perimeter. The units, two per floor , are independently assembled on a vertical core -with elevator and services- so they can be oriented freely, limited only by urban conditions and the spiral staircase that climbs around the perimeter, to which they turn their backs.

Image Courtesy © Jesús Granada

Image Courtesy © Jesús Granada

  • Architects: Elena Orte y Guillermo Sevillano (SUMA)
  • Project: PLAY-TIME APARTMENTS
  • Location: Madrid, Spain
  • Photography: Jesús Granada
  • Client: private commission. 2011.
  • Construction: 2013
  • Team (SUMA): Bárbara Rodríguez, architect, Luis Quintano, architect, Rita Álvarez-Tabío, intern.
  • Consultants: Nuria Sáiz, quantity surveyor, Julio González, green façade and landscape., David Izquierdo, structure engineering, Jesús Huerga, structure engineering, Raúl Romero y Antonio Contreras, services engineering.

Building process:

  • Contractor: Diezma Rosell Construcciones s.l.
  • Structure: SANDO-COMEUT.

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HOUSE IN LLAVANERES in Spain by MIRAG Arquitectura i Gestió

Thursday, July 10th, 2014

Article source: MIRAG Arquitectura i Gestió

We firmly believe in a sustainable architecture that considers every client in every circumstance. This house shows the requirements of the location and its environment: the architecture results in the topographical and formal adjustments that are typical of the Mediterranean area.

Image Courtesy © JORDI SURROCA

Image Courtesy © JORDI SURROCA

  • Architects: MIRAG Arquitectura i Gestió
  • Project: HOUSE IN LLAVANERES
  • Location: Spain
  • Photography: JORDI SURROCA
  • TEAM: MIRAG Arquitectura i Gestió, Xavier Ramoneda, architect, Pau Millet, architect
  • TYPOLOGY: PRIVATE HOUSING
  • CLIENT: PRIVATE
  • SURFACE: 300m²
  • YEAR: 2013
  • PARTNERS: Marta Grau, architect, Beth Bacardit, building technician, Oriol Ruiz, engineer

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The luxurious Comwell Kellers Park Hotel & Spa by schmidt hammer lassen architects

Thursday, July 10th, 2014

Article source: schmidt hammer lassen architects

The luxurious Comwell Kellers Park Hotel & Spa is located in the surroundings of Kellers Park with wooded slopes and a view of Vejle Fjord. The existing turn-of-the-century hospital building is renovated and extended with two spatious glass-clad wings floating into the beautiful landscape.

Image Courtesy © schmidt hammer lassen architects

Image Courtesy © schmidt hammer lassen architects

  • Architects: schmidt hammer lassen architects
  • Project: The luxurious Comwell Kellers Park Hotel & Spa
  • Client: Kellers Park Hotelbyg P/S
  • Area: 3,200 m² new build, 10,500 m² refurbishment
  • Construction sum: € 27 million excl. VAT
  • On commission: 2005
  • Status: Construction period 2006 – 2007
  • Engineer: COWI A/S
  • Contractor: NCC Construction Danmark A/S
  • Landscape Architect: schmidt hammer lassen architects
  • Interior design: shldesign
  •  Other architects: To B Design

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The Chapel in Hochiminh city, Vietnam by a21studĩo

Thursday, July 10th, 2014

Article source: a21studĩo

The Chapel is a community space in a new urban ward on the outskirt of Hochiminh city, Vietnam. As the result of estate crisis, the surrounding area is lacking of communal centers; therefore, the Chapel is designed to be the place for people, especially the youth, to participate in activities such as conferences, weddings, exhibitions or enjoying a light coffee and snack.

Image Courtesy ©  a21studĩo

Image Courtesy © a21studĩo

  • Architects: a21studĩo
  • Project: The Chapel
  • Location: Hochiminh city, Vietnam
  • Photography: a21studio
  • Client: Long Ruoi
  • Project area: 200 m2
  • Building area: 140 m2
  • Materials: Steel frames, salvaged furniture, recycled wood, colour curtains.
  • Completed: 6/2014

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Eco-Farm Series – Visitor Center in Kunshan, China by Vector Architects

Thursday, July 10th, 2014

Article source: Vector Architects

Sited in southeast corner of Yuefeng Island Eco-farm alongside the Yang Cheng Lake, Kunshan,the visitor center consists of a multi-functional activity space, a pet dorm, and a preserved house used as office. Our design task is to explore how architecture should be integrated into such a context, to create a new and unique place, however harmonize with nature.

Image Courtesy ©  Shengliang Su

Night view, Image Courtesy © Shengliang Su

  • Architects: Vector Architects
  • Project: Eco-Farm Series – Visitor Center
  • Location: Kunshan, China
  • Photography: Shengliang Su
  • Client: Kunshan City Investment Company
  • Design-partner-in-charge: Gong Dong
  • Project Architects: Zhimin Zhou, Xiangdong Kong, Feng Xu, Ran Huo
  • Project Advisor: Nan Wang
  • Structure: Steel Structure, Timber Structure
  • Material: Cor-Ten Steel, Wood Slate, Wooden Floor
  • Building Area: 280 m2
  • Structural and MEP Engineer: Yuangui Design Institute, Shanghai
  • Design Period: 09/2010-04/2013
  • Construction Period: 02/2013-06/2014

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Unique LUCEM light transmitting concrete facade in Berlin, Germany by Lucem Lichtbeton

Thursday, July 10th, 2014

Article source: Lucem Lichtbeton

The latest Udo Krollman Corporate Centre and Wolf architectural practice project in Berlin has brought to the city one of the most unconventional and daring architectural ventures seen to date. Following their very own tradition of acquisition and transformation of commercial and residential properties to meet the demands of a part of the market thirsty for exclusivity, over 20 years trading, have given the Udo Krollman Corporate Centre the experience and knowledge to always make the most breakthrough design bids.

Image Courtesy © Lucem

Image Courtesy © Lucem

  • Architects: Lucem Lichtbeton
  • Project: Unique LUCEM light transmitting concrete facade in Berlin
  • Location: Germany
  • Photography: Lucem
  • Client: Udo Krollmann Unternehmensgruppe, Berlin
  • Architect: Wolf Architekten, Berlin
  • Year of finalization: 2014
  • Material: LUCEM Line Anthrazit
  • Format: 120 cm x 50 cm
  • Thickness: 20 mm
  • Surface: 60 sqm

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THE NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM in Washington by BIG-BJARKE INGELS GROUP

Wednesday, July 9th, 2014

Article source: BIG-BJARKE INGELS GROUP

A life-size indoor maze by BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group is sure to delight its visitors at the National Building Museum in Washington, offering a glimpse into the upcoming BIG exhibition at the Museum in early 2015.

“The concept is simple: as you travel deeper into a maze, your path typically becomes more convoluted. What if we invert this scenario and create a maze that brings clarity and visual understanding upon reaching the heart of the labyrinth”, Bjarke Ingels, Founding Partner, BIG.

Image Courtesy © BIG-BJARKE INGELS GROUP

Image Courtesy © BIG-BJARKE INGELS GROUP

Collaborators

  • Contractors: Clark Construction, Davis, Glass Construction, GCS Inc., Grunley Construction, Sigal
  • Materials: Home Depot Foundation
  • Cost Estimation: Cumming, VJ Associates
  • Structural Engineering: Robert Silman Associates
  • Live-Streaming Multimedia: Earthcam
  • Support: The American Institute of Architects, STUDIOS Architecture

BIG Credit List

  • Partners-in-Charge: Bjarke Ingels, Kai-Uwe Bergmann
  • Project Leader: Chi-Chi Lin
  • Team: Ziad Shehab, Thea Gasseholm, Annette Miller

National Building Museum Credit List

  • Project Director: Cathy Crane Frankel
  • Master Carpenter: Chris Maclay
  • Team: Lily Feinberg, Mary Hendrickse, Sarah Leavitt, Jamee Telford, Vladimir Zabavskiy

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Crudessence chez Avril in Brossard, Canada by L. McComber ltée

Wednesday, July 9th, 2014

Article source: L. McComber ltée

Raw, organic and vegan, the Crudessence concession stand offers beneficial nourishment that requires no cooking whatsoever. The appliances that are used are therefore intended to preserve the freshness of the food, as well as to cut, grind, mix, assemble and serve it. Covering an area of ​​only 200 square feet, the concession stand includes a freezer, a standing refrigerator, a large refrigerated assembly table, a refrigerated display, a cash register and a sink.

Image Courtesy ©   Steve Montpetit

Image Courtesy © Steve Montpetit

  • Architects: L. McComber ltée
  • Project: Crudessence chez Avril
  • Location: Brossard, Canada
  • Photography: Steve Montpetit
  • Client: Avril supermarkets
  • Team: Maurice Martel, Laurent McComber
  • Construction: Equinox, Usimm
  • Area: 200 sf
  • Cost: 60 000 $
  • Completion: 2013

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