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Gaziantep Sehit Kamil Art Center in Turkey by Selim Senin, architect

Thursday, August 11th, 2016

Article source: Selim Senin, architect

Typically, you enter the building, or you stay outside.This building offers a third possibility.This is the third use case climbing on the structure with steps lead up to the highest point of the structure, starting from the ground, resting on different levels, spend time, chatting, and the city is watching the situation.Located parking area on the existing car park, across the board to be open to pedestrian use gives a spaciousness to the city. That the intended use of the cultural center, through the terraces are created with steps has been made more effective.

Pedestrian circulation on the cultural center moved, rising to a new challenge is defined in the vertical.

Image Courtesy © Selim Senin, architect

Image Courtesy © Selim Senin, architect

  • Architects: Selim Senin, architect
  • Project:  Sehit Kamil Art Center
  • Location: Gaziantep, Turkey
  • Software used: Sketchup, Photoshop, Vray, Autocad

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Schaumagazin Brauweiler in Cologne, Germany by MCKNHM Architects BDA

Wednesday, July 27th, 2016

Article source: MCKNHM Architects BDA

The concept for an art storage building references the spatial qualities of two world famous museums. These qualities are organized with the building typology of a library in mind. The final result is a CO2 neutral building that is blending into a delicate park in Brauweiler near Cologne, Germany.

Image Courtesy © MCKNHM Architects

Image Courtesy © MCKNHM Architects

  • Architects: MCKNHM Architects BDA
  • Project: Schaumagazin Brauweiler
  • Location: Cologne-Brauweiler, Germany
  • Model: Anikó Krén
  • Team: Mark Mueckenheim, Frank Ceisick, Rafael Drzymalla, Denise Stella
  • Landscape: ClubL94 landscape architects – Burkhard Wegener
  • Structure: Fuehrer, Kosch, Juerges Engineers – Prof. Winfried F. Führer, Dipl.-Ing. Ulrich Kosch
  • HVAC: Ingenieurgemeinschaft TEN Trümper-Erpenbach-Nordhausen GmbH – Dipl.-Ing. Werner Hegemann
  • Building Physics: knp.bauphysik – Christoph Hämmerling

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School of Arts KDG in Antwerp, Belgium by Atelier Kempe Thill

Tuesday, June 28th, 2016

Article source: Atelier Kempe Thill

Atelier Kempe Thill has recently won the European competition for the transformation and extension of the new arts campus of the Karel de Grote Hogeschool in Antwerp. The new university building in the Van Schoonbekestraat will provide space for 600 students and staff for three academic masters courses in visual arts (graphic design, jewelery design – goldsmith, and art ) and a professional bachelor education in photography. The opening of the new building is scheduled for September 2018 . The existing sister school of the 50s will be transformed according to the needs of the new arts campus and partially demolished. On the east side of the complex a new flexible studio house is realized. In this building there is space for large studios, modern workshops and an exhibition hall of the college.

Image Courtesy © Atelier Kempe Thill

Image Courtesy © Atelier Kempe Thill

  • Architects: Atelier Kempe Thill
  • Project: School of Arts KDG
  • Location: Van Schoonbekestraat 143, Antwerp, Belgium
  • Client: Karel de Grote Hogeschool Antwerp / Belgium
  • Status: 1th prize competition 2016

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Morpheus Performing Arts Center in San Juan, Philippines by WTA Architecture + Design Studio

Wednesday, June 8th, 2016

Article source: WTA Architecture + Design Studio 

Dreams are series of images, thoughts, feelings and sensations that transpire in the mind during sleep. They are smooth stories that can suddenly become rough, violent. They are storylines that unfold, break and come one after another. Strange becomes reality and senses give way to instincts. Dreams become ideas and visions are created by imagination.

Image Courtesy © WTA Architecture + Design Studio

Image Courtesy © WTA Architecture + Design Studio

  • Architect: WTA Architecture + Design Studio
  • Project: Morpheus Performing Arts Center
  • Location: San Juan City, Metro Manila, Philippines
  • Storeys: GF + 1 (2 storey) 14m
  • Design Participation:
    • Principal Architect: William T. Ti
    • Architect in-charge: Fernando C. Cunanan Jr.
    • Engr: Sergio Paanod Martin, Engr. Farly Doria Vergel
  • Site Area: 1,701.67sqm
  • Building Area: 886.99sqm
  • Total Floor Area: 1,702.08sqm
  • Landscape Area: 645.52sqm

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University of Wyoming – Visual Arts Facility in Laramie by Hacker Architects

Tuesday, May 3rd, 2016

Article source: The American Institute of Architects (AIA)

The Visual Arts Facility (VAF) at University of Wyoming consolidates the University’s fine arts program from its scattered locations throughout the campus, addressing the limitations of the former facilities while providing students and faculty the resources to facilitate their exploration in the fine arts. The building is designed to be state-of-the-art, competitive, accessible, and sufficiently flexible to accept program and technological evolution. Sited adjacent to the Wyoming State Art Museum, the VAF is a key component of the campus’s new arts precinct.

Image Courtesy © Lara Swimmer

Image Courtesy © Lara Swimmer

  • Architects: Hacker Architects
  • Project: University of Wyoming – Visual Arts Facility
  • Location: 2129 Willet Drive Laramie Wyoming 82072 United States
  • Photography: Lara Swimmer 
  • Project Owner: University of Wyoming
  • Joint Venture or Associate Architect: Malone Belton Able PC
  • Project Site: Previously Undeveloped Land
  • Project Site Context/Setting: Suburban
  • Building or Project Gross Floor Area: 77,484 square feet
  • Project Completion Date: January, 2012

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Lotus Square Art Center in Zhuhai, China by Raynon Chui Design

Tuesday, March 15th, 2016

Article source: Raynon Chui Design

The site is located at the North East corner of Hengqin Island in Zhuhai, within close proximity of the Shizimen Commercial District. The site’s North East is in close with the sea and enjoys excellent sea view and view resources. The site is only separated Macau by a river and enjoys the view of landmark of Macau such as the Macau Tower, MGM and the Grand Lisboa. Taipa is 200m to the north of the site and it is situated on an excellent location.

Image Courtesy © Raynon Chui Design

Image Courtesy © Raynon Chui Design

  • Architects: Raynon Chui Design
  • Project: Lotus Square Art Center
  • Location: Shizimen Commercial District, Hengqin, Zhuhai, China
  • Client: Guangdong HAKKA
  • Main Materials: Steel, ow emissivity glass, marble, veneer, aluminum and textiles
  • Year: March 2014

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PERFORMA CITY in Broadway, New York by HAO / Holm Architecture Office

Thursday, December 3rd, 2015

Article source:  HAO / Holm Architecture Office

HAO together with Matthias Altwicker Architect has been invited by RoseLee Goldberg and the Performa Team as one of twelve teams to design a proposal for the Performa 15 Art Hub.

The Performa 15 design proposes a merger of design and performance – a Performa City with architecture as performers, an ensemble composed of two theatrical and architectural archetypes: the Players and the Field.

Image Courtesy © HAO / Holm Architecture Office

Image Courtesy © HAO / Holm Architecture Office

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The White Mountain School Catherine Houghton Arts Center in Bethlehem, New Hampshire by Randall Walter of BWC

Sunday, September 13th, 2015

Article source: Randall Walter of BWC

The site for this art studio facility was an abandoned tennis court at the heart of the campus. The School had originally been a private country estate, with landscaping designed by the Olmsted Brothers and most of the original features remain. The original owners gifted the property to the School in the late 1930’s but the majority of the original architecture was lost in a tragic fire in the early 1960’s. A new complex was built along with several dorms and all were designed by the same architect, John Carter. The campus therefore has a very cohesive “mid-century modern” aesthetic.

Image Courtesy © Ruhl Walker Architects

Image Courtesy © Ruhl Walker Architects

  • Architect: Randall Walter of BWC
  • Design Architect: Ruhl Walker Architects
  • Project: The White Mountain School Catherine Houghton Arts Center
  • Location: Bethlehem, New Hampshire
  • Photography: Ruhl Walker ArchitectsAllison Gaulin, David Budd
  • Software used: Autocad, Sketch-up
  • Client: The White Mountain School
  • Size: 5400 SF
  • Completion: 2014

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Zaanstad Cultural Cluster in Netherlands by MVRDV

Wednesday, July 1st, 2015

Article source: MVRDV

Since 2001, the centre of Zaanstad has been transformed to agree with the style of the nearby UNESCO World Heritage site the Zaanse Schans. Architectural highlights of this requirement include the city hall in shape of oversized Zaan houses and the Inntel hotel, which appears as a large stack of the same green houses. The new Cultural Cluster is the next step in this urban plan. The question was raised of how to continue the Zaan style given these existing variations of the traditional house, and also how to secure a clear identity for each of the established cultural institutions within the larger envelope of a single building.

Image Courtesy © MVRDV

Image Courtesy © MVRDV

  • Architects: MVRDV
  • Project: Zaanstad Cultural Cluster
  • Location: Zaanstad, Netherlands
  • Client: Gemeente Zaanstad, Netherlands
  • Credits: Winy Maas, Jacob van Rijs, and Nathalie de Vries with Fokke Moerel, Klaas Hofman, Gerard Heerink, Luca Moscelli, Rebecca Pröbster, Brygida Zawadzka, Hannah Knudsen, Bart Dankers, Carlo Cattó, CostanzaCuccato
  • Partners:
    • Engineering: Royal Haskoning DHV, Netherlands
    • TheatreAdvice: Bureau Theateradvies, Amsterdam, Netherlands
    • Lighting Design: Viabizzuno, Italy
  • Size & Program: 7.500 m2 cultural cluster includinga film house, a library, a performing and visual arts centre, a pop music centre, a music school, a centre for design and a local radio station
  • Year: 2015-
  • Budget: Undisclosed

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IC – Ruhr-Universität in Bochum, Germany by Gerber Architekten

Saturday, May 9th, 2015

Article source: Gerber Architekten

The Ruhr-Universität Bochum’s IC-Complex has undergone a two-year process of refurbishment, and is now a state-of-the-art research building. This complex of buildings now provides a space where around 5,000 students and scientists can study and research in a harmonious architectural environment that is technologically equipped to a high standard, and is ideally suited to its function.

The freshly renovated IC-Complex of Ruhr-University Bochum, Image Courtesy © Hans-Jürgen Landes

The freshly renovated IC-Complex of Ruhr-University Bochum, Image Courtesy © Hans-Jürgen Landes

  • Architects: Gerber Architekten
  • Project: IC – Ruhr-Universität in Bochum
  • Location: Bochum, Germany
  • Photography: Hans-Jürgen Landes
  • Design: 06/2009 – 02/2011
  • Construction: 08/2011 – 09/2013
  • Completion: 09/2013
  • GFA: 52.300 m2
  • Building costs: 80 million Euro

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