ArchShowcase Archive for May 4th, 2020Calle Sevilla in Estepona, Spain by Alejandro Giménez ArchitectsMonday, May 4th, 2020Article source: Alejandro Giménez Architects Located in one of the most traditional street in the old town of Estepona, this house was thought as a refuge for the owners. For this project we had to maintain the original façade playing inside with traditional materials and contemporary spaces.  Image Courtesy © Alejandro Giménez Architects
Clarendon Business Centre Office in Ealing, London by Direct Tiling GroupMonday, May 4th, 2020Article source: Direct Tiling Group Clarendon Business Centre provide high-quality serviced office space, with multiple premium locations across London. Clarendon wanted a space that was exciting & unique, simultaneously imprinting Clarendon’s trademark style & design within the space.  Image Courtesy © Direct Tiling Group
House P in Ann Arbor, Michigan by PLY+Monday, May 4th, 2020Article source: PLY+ Two primary objectives were posed by the clients: house their collection of late 20th century artworks and design objects in spaces that compliment, but do not detract from their presence; accomplish this on a primary single continuous floor plane that allows for a graceful aging in place. Additionally, the client expressed a strong mistrust of open plans while at the same time a love for modernist spatial qualities. Finally, site the project on a shallow, tightly constrained and steeply sloping site.  Image Courtesy © Jeffrey Kilmer
Secondary School in Caslano, Switzerland by adolfo zanetti architettoMonday, May 4th, 2020Article source: adolfo zanetti architetto The new settlement plays a central role for the town defying the square through its cantilever porticoes and structure contiguity. In the space hierarchy, the three volumes, enriched by a brick covering, create an urban space where the public becomes community. The urban fabric, matrix of the project, defies its external and internal areas, designs spaces and paths that continually interact with each other. The different height levels emphasize these spaces and allow them to be worked in section.  Image Courtesy © Luis AsÃn
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, The Otto M. Budig Theate in Ohio by GBBN Architects Inc.Monday, May 4th, 2020Article source: GBBN Architects Inc. A Contemporary Theater In An Historic Community Connects Audiences To The Exhilaration Of Live Performance. The Otto M. Budig Theater, home to the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company (CSC), sits on a small but tall urban site along a historic arts corridor in Over-the-Rhine, one of Cincinnati’s oldest neighborhoods.
 Image Courtesy © Brad Feinknopf
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