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Sports & Entertainment Center in Kaluga, Russia by ITHAKA – Architecture and design

Friday, February 7th, 2014

Article source:  ITHAKA – Architecture and design

The project proposal consisted of sports and entertainment center with a restaurant part at the shore of the Yachensky reservoir in Kaluga. Due to the difference in the ground levels from the sidewalk towards the waterfront, the volume of the building is almost invisible from the sidewalk and harmoniously fits into the existing landscape.

Image Courtesy © ITHAKA – Architecture and design

  • Architects: ITHAKA – Architecture and design (Telemak ANANYAN, Gohar ISAKHANYAN)
  • Project: Sports & Entertainment Center
  • Location: Kaluga, Russia
  • Area: 1490.0 m²
  • Project year: 2012
  • 3D modeling and visualization: David ANDREASYAN, Hayk MARTIROSYAN, Arus MANVELYAN

Notting Hill in Kyiv, Ukraine by Yunakov architects

Thursday, February 6th, 2014

Article source: Yunakov architects

Located in the lower part of the Kiev city in Ukraine.

This place was created as a multizone space. As a platform for creative events practically in every sphere: photo studio,  intellectual entertainments , workshops , lectures, concerts , trendsetter’s debates .

Image Courtesy © Oleg Stelmah, Electraua

  • Architects: Yunakov architects
  • Project: Notting Hill
  • Location: Kyiv, Ukraine
  • Photography: Oleg Stelmah, Electraua
  • Software used: Autocad and 3D Max.
  • Design Team: Yunakov Ivan, Kornienko Olga, Karpov Andrey.
  • Area: 170 sqm
  • Year: 2014

Occupational Activity Center INCE in Mengeš, Slovenia by JEREB IN BUDJA ARHITEKTI D.O.O.

Tuesday, January 14th, 2014

Article source: JEREB IN BUDJA ARHITEKTI D.O.O.

The building of the Occupational Activity Center INCE Mengeš raises the question of placing modern-day architecture in the historical scenery of rural environment.
 The house located by the stream, on a distinctly elongated territory, is designed to follow village center typology and the organizational characteristics of old farm houses which are known for their separation of a public courtyard by the road and a backyard – a private garden by the stream, while focusing on the center’s specific program of institutional care and occupational therapy.

Image Courtesy © Blaž Budja

  • Architects: JEREB IN BUDJA ARHITEKTI D.O.O. ( Rok Jereb u.d.i.a., Blaž Budja u.d.i.a. )
  • Project: Occupational Activity Center INCE
  • Location: Mengeš, Slovenia
  • Photography: Blaž Budja
  • Use: institutional
  • Site Area: 3200 m2
  • Bldg. Area: 822m2
  • Gross Floor Area: 1898 m2
  • Bldg. Coverage Ratio: 29,8%
  • Gross Floor Ratio: 59,6%
  • Bldg. Scale: ground floor, first floor, technical floor (partial)
  • Structure: concrete
  • Max. Height: 12 m
  • Landscape Area: 2378 ㎡
  • Parking Lot: 17 cars
  • Exterior Finish: wood facade, sheet metal roof and facade
  • Project Team: Rok Jereb u.d.i.a., Blaž Budja u.d.i.a., Sara Zorzut u.d.i.a., Grega Smrekar, u.d.i.a., Nina Majoranc u.d.i.a., Tadeja Božičnik u.d.i.a.
  • Client: Ministry of Labour, Family and Social Affairs Republic of Slovenija
  • Complete Year: 2013

Challenged Athletes Foundation in San Diego, CA by Colkitt & Co

Tuesday, May 14th, 2013

Article source: Colkitt & Co

Challenged Athletes Foundation (CAF) is an organization that provides inspiration, awareness, and mentoring so that physically challenged athletes are accepted and respected in the community. Their mission is to make sure people with physical challenges have the same freedom to enjoy sports as everyone else.

Image Courtesy © Cheryl Ramsay 

  • Architects: Colkitt & Co
  • Project: Challenged Athletes Foundation
  • Location: 9591 Waples St San Diego, CA 92121, USA
  • Photography: Cheryl Ramsay
  • Project Owner/Developer: Challenged Athletes Foundation
  • Ribbon Cutting Ceremony: February 2011
  • Awards: SDAF 2011 ”Orchid” Winner for Adaptive Reuse
  • Collaborators: Hollis Brand Culture ­ All environmental graphics, branding, interactive exhibits and signage.

Collider Activity Center in Sophia, Bulgaria by Tom Wiscombe Design

Saturday, May 11th, 2013

Article source: Tom Wiscombe Design

This design aspires to make Walltopia into a 21st brand center as well as a destination for sports and recreation. Our belief is that this cannot be achieved without re-thinking the status of building as a neutral container of active furnishings in favor of building as active and distinct. Successful contemporary brand centers create a new and unexpected world, something that exceeds a collection of wares.

Image courtesy Tom Wiscombe Design 

  • Architects: Tom Wiscombe Design
  • Project: Collider Activity Center
  • Location: Sophia, Bulgaria
  • Client: Walltopia Ltd.
  • Software used: Maya, Rhino, and ZBrush



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