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Eli Beamlines in Prague, The Czech Republic by Bogle Architects

Monday, September 4th, 2017

Article source: Bogle Architects 

This international research and technology facility for high-powered laser experimentation is funded by The European Commission, the first of three research centres to be built within the EU.

Bogle Architects won the ELI Beamlines commission in international competition and were the lead designers of the project from concept design through to authorship review. ELI Beamlines won the ‘Best industrial & logistics development’ MIPIM Award 2016 as well as the coveted Czech Grand Prix Prize.

Image Courtesy © Filip Slapal

  • Architects: Bogle Architects
  • Project: Eli Beamlines
  • Location: Dolní Břežany, Prague, The Czech Republic
  • Photography: Filip Slapal
  • Client: Fyzikální ústav Akademie věd ČR, v.v.i. Institute of Physics, Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic
  • Contractor: MVO
  • Civil Engineering: AED Project
  • M&E: PBA International

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Rocksplit House in Cyclades, Greece by Cometa Architects

Monday, September 4th, 2017

Article source: Cometa Architects

The steep ground and the plot’s narrow dimensions determine the pronounced and gradient form of the building which rises from the mountain and over the valley of Poisses, to finally balance itself with the surrounding traditional dwellings and the natural context.

Image Courtesy © Dimitris Kleanthis

  • Architects: Cometa Architects
  • Project: Rocksplit House
  • Location: Cyclades, Greece
  • Photography: Dimitris Kleanthis
  • Client: Private
  • Team: Faidra Matziaraki & Victor Gonzalez Marti Betty Tsaousi, Olga Balaoura, Laura Mascuñan, Denisse Gómez Casco
  • Partner Architect: Betty Tsaousi
  • Structural Engineer Nikos Zoulamopoulos
  • Meachanical engineer: Eustratios Komis
  • Construction realisation:  Zoulamopoulos Construction Company
  • Structural Design: Vasilios Vakis
  • Supervision: Faidra Matziaraki

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Dark Horse in Brunswick East, Australia by Architecture Architecture

Monday, September 4th, 2017

Article source: Architecture Architecture 

In a row of workers’ cottages, there is one Dark Horse – a handsome creature. The stepped parapet, centred window, sidelined door and entrance awning are carried with the familiar, unassuming composure of its neighbours. Yet here the materials, stark in their composition, have a distinctly 21st century character, hinting at the contemporary home within.

Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts

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Casa Portobello in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil by Tripper Arquitetura

Monday, September 4th, 2017

Article source: Tripper Arquitetura 

The project starts from the interlocution between a topography that, concomitantly, shapes and is shaped by architecture. Conceived by the architect Marcelo Moura, from the Rio de Janeiro office Tripper Arquitetura, the residence is composed of a succession of overlapping plans, each one starting from the encounter with the ground to launch itself in cantilever, a fact that ends up establishing a double condition: The house is contiguous to the land, providing a perception of single-storey house on all floors, while the floors become slabs in suspension, that is, terraces in height. Through them, the architectural proposition approaches the tradition of the great Brazilian colonial house – the house surrounded by the generous porch. These solariums and balconies are the intermediation between the intimate spaces of the house and the exuberant natural landscape that surrounds it.

Image Courtesy © Denilson Machado – MCA Estudio

  • Architects: Tripper Arquitetura
  • Project: Casa Portobello
  • Location: Mangaratiba, Rio de Janeiro – Brasil
  • Photography: Denilson Machado – MCA Estudio
  • Software used: SketchUp, V-Ray,  Autocad
  • Team: Marcelo de Souza Moura (author), Fabio Barbosa (architect), Gabriela Perez Chaves (architect), Mariana Santiago (architecture intern – illustration)
  • Architect: Marcelo de Souza Moura (author)
  • Contractor: Driannus Engenharia

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8 Finsbury Circus in London by WilkinsonEyre

Friday, September 1st, 2017

Article source: WilkinsonEyre

Following a design competition in 2011, WilkinsonEyre was appointed for the redevelopment of the former River Plate House in Finsbury Circus. Working to the client’s overall vision for an ‘exemplary’ new office building for this historic City site adjacent to the listed Britannic House by Edwin Lutyens, with access from both Finsbury Circus and South Place. The new building provides 15,000m² of grade A, flexible office space with ground floor retail.

Image Courtesy © WilkinsonEyre

  • Architects: WilkinsonEyre
  • Project: 8 Finsbury Circus
  • Location: London

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TFLATMATE | DWELLING in Barcelona, España by Nook Architects

Friday, September 1st, 2017

Article source: Nook Architects

Following the years after the civil war, the economic perils did not allow the city to expand and yet Barcelona experienced a considerable increase of population.  Barcelona’s industrial past allowed it to recover slightly quicker than the rural, more agriculture-based economies of the rest of the country, attracting many families that were in search of highly sought after employment.

Image Courtesy © nieve | Productora Audiovisual

  • Architects: Nook Architects
  • Project: TFLATMATE | DWELLING IN BARCELONA
  • Location: Barcelona, España
  • Photography: Nieve | Productora Audiovisual
  • Year: 2014

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R7 Barangaroo in Australia by Durbach Block Jaggers Architects

Friday, September 1st, 2017

Article source: Block Jaggers Architects 

Barangaroo was formerly part of Sydney’s working harbour, redeveloped into a commercial and retail district with parkland on the harbour’s edge,

R7 forms part of the entry sequence of small buildings to Barangaroo – a hinge – between the city and the harbour.

Image Courtesy © Guy Wilkinson

  • Architects: Durbach Block Jaggers Architects
  • Project: R7 Barangaroo
  • Location: Barangaroo, Australia
  • Photography: Guy Wilkinson, Anthony Browell
  • Team: Neil Durbach, Camilla Block, David Jaggers, Stefan Heim, Deb Hodge, Erin Field, Mitchell Thompson, Xiaoxiao Cai
  • Builder: Lend Lease Building
  • Landscape Architect: Aspect/Occulus
  • Lighting Concept Design: Speirs + Major
  • Structural Engineer: Arcadis

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Skissernas Museum in Lund, Sweden by ELDING OSCARSON

Friday, September 1st, 2017

Article source: ELDING OSCARSON 

Since Art Historian Ragnar Josephson started to gather an archive documenting the artistic process, about 80 years ago, Skissernas Musuem, Museum of Artistic Process and Public Art, has gradually grown to a large cluster of buildings that, apart from housing the world’s largest collection of sketches, is an important carrier of the identity of the Museum. This is the first extension in the museum’s history that solely addresses its interface, with foyer, restaurant, shop and a multi-purpose hall.

Image Courtesy © Åke E:son Lindman

  • Architects: ELDING OSCARSON (Elding Oscarson, team: Jonas Elding (Partner in Charge), Johan Oscarson (Partner in Charge), Tristan Zelic (Project Architect), Matthias Salaets, Paolo Migliori, Yuko Maki, Gustaf Karlsson, Lovisa Lindström, Mattias Wingård, Jérome Malpel, Jennifer Heinfeld)
  • Project: Skissernas Museum
  • Location: Finngatan 2, Lund , Sweden
  • Photography: Åke E:son Lindman
  • Client: Statens Fastighetsverk
  • Structural Engineer: Tyrens
  • Mechanical Engineer: Hagö Konsult
  • Electrical Engineer: Ramböll

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Beijing Apartment in China by DARIEL STUDIO

Friday, September 1st, 2017

Article source: DARIEL STUDIO 

The last on-to-date residential project designed by Dariel Studio is a truly modern fantasy. Located in the vibrant Sanlitun area, this 1500 sqm apartment features an extra-ordinary décor that pays homage to the client’s eccentric personality.

12 apartments spread over the two last floors of the building have been reunited to give shape to the current penthouse. Thomas Dariel ‘s new interior creates volumes that offer a sense of space, a feeling of immensity.

Image Courtesy © DARIEL STUDIO

  • Architects: DARIEL STUDIO
  • Project: Beijing Apartment
  • Location: Beijing, China
  • Design Company: Dariel Studio
  • Designer: Thomas DARIEL
  • Project manager: Nathan HOU
  • Area: 1500 m2
  • Completion Time: May, 2014

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Disamobili headquarters and exhibition hall in Seoul, South Korea by MasilWIDE

Friday, September 1st, 2017

Article source: MasilWIDE

Disamobili, company that imports and sells luxury brands’ goods such as Poliform and Ligne roset, etc, is the furniture company that has long maintained the top spot.

It is the first time that they has built the headquarter building that is also used for exhibition space after they have established themselves on the furniture street in Nonhyun-dong.

Image Courtesy © Lee Namsun

  • Architects: MasilWIDE
  • Project: Disamobili headquarters and exhibition hall
  • Location: Seoul, South Korea
  • Photography: Lee Namsun, Lovehouse

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