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Helsinki Central Library in Finland by Kubota&Bachmann Architects+Martinez

Wednesday, November 28th, 2012

Article source: Kubota&Bachmann Architects+Martinez

Shared Dreams is a proposal for the new Helsinki Library, sited at a strategic point within the city, the cultural cluster in the Töölönlahti area, with the Helsinki Music Centre, the Aalto congress centre, and the Kiasma contemporary art museum. Office buildings and housing also contribute to urban life around the Makasiinipuisto Park. The new library is committed to strengthening this cluster.

AERIAL SIMULATION VIEW : Image Courtesy Kubota&Bachmann Architects+Martinez

  • Architects: Kubota&Bachmann Architects+Martinez
  • Project: Helsinki Central Library
  • Location: Helsinki, Finland
  • Architect: Thoma Amarty, Pierre Voirin, Charlotte Thietart
  • Client: Helsinki City
  • Type of Competition: Open International Competition
  • Program: Library, childrens’ world, Exhibition, Cinema, Public service space and office
  • Site Area: Competition Study Area : 4 800 m²
  • Building Surface (Projet): Usable Floor Area : 10 526 m², Gross Floor Area 19 560m²
  • Result (21th November 2012): Conpetition Entry
  • Competition entry submission: 1st stage : 16th April 2012
  • Designer: Toshihiro KUBOTA, Francisco Martinez, Yves BACHMANN
  • Energy-technology expert: Elioth (egis group) / Sebastien Duprat, Aymeric Anqutin
  • Perspectives: Jigen
  • Software used: 3DSmax, Rhino

48 Logements – Vitry sur Seine in France by Gaetan Le Penhuel Architecture

Friday, October 26th, 2012

Article source: Gaetan Le Penhuel Architecture

This operation of rental housing is part of the overall urban renewal of the concerted area Concorde Stalingrad in Vitry sur Seine, in the near suburbs of Paris. Between the RN 305 and hillsides, the lot Champs Fleuris acts as a link between urban dimensions. The 48 units are divided into two distinct entities: 24 units in an R+7 apartment building, which provides a front built on the boulevard Stalingrad, in the north east of the site, the other 24 homes develop into heart shapes in fragmented plots from ground floor to R+3.

Image Courtesy Sergio Grazia

  • Architects: Gaetan Le Penhuel Architecture
  • Project: 48 Logements – Vitry sur Seine
  • Location: Vitry-sur-Seine, France
  • Photography: Sergio Grazia
  • Construction: 48 housing and 250m2 ground floor shops
  • Surface: 4 750 m²
  • Budget HT: 7.6 M €
  • Completion: September 2012
  • HQE: THPE 2005 / Certification H&E Profil A / Cref ‐20%
  • Materials: Exterior insulation, cladding metal and extruded aluminum folded aluzinc Lookmetal, sliding metal shutters
  • Construction / studies: Laétitia Biabaut
  • Contest: Laétitia Biabaut Amélie & Authier

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An Elementary School Near Warsaw in Podkowa Leśna, Poland by Grupa 5 Architekci

Saturday, October 20th, 2012

Article source: Grupa 5 Architekci

An elementary school in a picturesque and tranquil suburbian town near Warsaw.

The building is embedded in a unique setting in the center of the town – surrounded by freestanding family houses, intimate gardens and an old church. In order to tie in to the existing context, the relatively large object was divided into several smaller ones, with the largest part – the gym hidden at the back.

Image Courtesy Marcin Czechowicz

  • Architects: Grupa 5 Architekci (Dziedziejko, Kadłubowski, Leszczyński, Mycielski, Zelent)
  • Project: An elementary school near  Warsaw
  • Location: Podkowa Leśna, Poland
  • Photography: Marcin Czechowicz
  • Architect In Charge: Marcin Zatoński
  • Construction: 2009-2011
  • Total Area: 3500 m2

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BRG Neusiedl am See – New school in Burgenland, Austria by SOLID Architecture

Saturday, October 20th, 2012

Article source: SOLID Architecture

Initial position

The Bundesrealgymnasium (secondary school) in Neusiedl am See is a strictly orthogonal school complex dating from 1972. Three two-storey classroom wings running north-south and a gymnasium wing are connected by a single-storey volume running east-west.

Image Courtesy SOLID architecture ZT GmbH

  • Architects: SOLID Architecture / K2architektur
  • Project: Neusiedl am See – New school
  • Location: Bundesschulstraße 3 7100 Neusiedl am See, Austria
  • Photographer: Kurt Kuball
  • Copyright of photos held by: SOLID architecture ZT GmbH
  • Project Management: Arch. DI Christoph Hinterreitner, Arch. DI Christine Horner
  • Collaborators:  DI Daniel Glaser, Mag. Art Anna Rosinke, DI Kristina Zaunschirm
  • Purpose: Bundesgymnasium und Bundesrealgymnasium
  • Client: BIG Bundesimmobiliengesellschaft m.b.H Hintere Zollamtsstraße1 1031 Wien

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Lilla Bommen Vision in Gothenburg, Sweden by Kjellgren Kaminsky Architecture AB

Friday, October 19th, 2012

Article source: Kjellgren Kaminsky Architecture AB

Redevelopment of a centrally located site in Göteborg. The commission was to develop the future empty site remaining from the planned demolishing of the old bridge Göta älvbron.

The Proposal aims to link the fragmented urban fabric that is the present state of the site. A new green urban axis connects the waterfront with the city center and existing green urban areas. This new walk and bicycle path aims to secure green public space in a future densification of the central site.

Image Courtesy Kjellgren Kaminsky Architecture AB

  • Architects: Kjellgren Kaminsky Architecture AB
  • Project: Lilla Bommen Vision
  • Location: Gothenburg, Sweden
  • Client: Vasakronan, Platzer, Göteborgs Stad
  • Type: Urban Planning
  • Size: Large, +120 000
  • Stage: Completed Invited Competition
  • Year: 2012
  • Team: Fredrik Kjellgren, Joakim Kaminsky, Sanna Johnels, Kuei Fang Chang, Gaby Andersson

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The Central Saint Martin’s Building for The University of Arts in London by Stanton Williams

Tuesday, October 9th, 2012

Article source: Stanton Williams

To the north of King’s Cross and St Pancras International railway stations, 67-acres of derelict land are being transformed in what is one of Europe’s largest urban regeneration projects. The result will be a vibrant mixed-use quarter, at the physical and creative heart of which will be the new University of the Arts London campus, home of Central Saint Martins College of Arts and Design.

North Elevation - Eastern Transit Shed

  • Architects: Stanton Williams
  • Project: The Central Saint Martin’s Building for The University of Arts
  • Location: London, United Kingdom
  • Photographs: Hutfon + Crow, John Sturrock, Stanton Williams
  • 2012
  • World Architecture Festival 2012 – Shortlisted
  • Client / Developer: Mr Richard Meier, Mr Phil Crew
  • Cost Consultant: Mr Alex Davey Davis Langdon
  • Environmental Engineer: Mr Mark Smith Atelier Ten
  • Façade Consultant: Mr Matt Williams
  • Landscape Architect: Mr James Stockdale
  • Lighting Consultant: Mr Mark Major
  • Main Contractor: Mr Ewen Hunter
  • Structural Engineer: Mr Phil Cooper

Externato Carvalho Araújo in Braga, Portugal by J M Carvalho Araújo Arquitectura e Design

Wednesday, June 27th, 2012

Article source: J M Carvalho Araújo Arquitectura e Design

A large property nowadays too divided. We tried not to aggravate their characterization and to safeguard the reference of the existing building.

It was important for us to preserve the environment of the existing entry of the manor house, and reduce the environmental impact of new volumes, looking in all to make a new front to enrich the future city park.

Image Courtesy Pedro Lobo

  • Architects: J M Carvalho Araújo Arquitectura e Design
  • Project: Externato Carvalho Araújo
  • Location: Braga, Portugal
  • Client: Externato Carvalho Araújo
  • Date: 2004 -2007
  • Team: José Manuel Carvalho Araújo, Daniel Silva; Manuel Ribeiro; Nuno Capa; Pedro America; Pedro Macedo; Sandra Ferreira, Nuno Capa, Raul Carvalhais
  • Structures: Jerónimo Correia
  • Hidraulic: Jerónimo Correia
  • Electrical: António Magalhães
  • Lighting: Megarim

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Brockman Hall for Physics at Rice University, Houston, Texas by The Office of James Burnett

Tuesday, June 12th, 2012

Article source: OJB

The Brockman Hall for Physics is a 111,000 SF facility housing classrooms, laboratory space, lecture halls and administrative offices for the Physics Department as well as physicists from the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at Rice University in Houston, Texas. Driven by Rice University’s belief that some of the most important moments on campus are moments of informal discussion and debate outside of the classroom, the design of the building and landscape seeks to provide a multitude of spaces for lively and inspiring conversation.

The building and landscape reinforce the existing grid of the campus. Dramatic lighting accentuates these formal elements

  • Architects: Landscape Architects
  • Project: Brockman Hall
  • Location: Houston, Texas
  • Area: 111,000 SF
  • Client: Rice University
  • Architects: Kieran Timberlake Associates

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Apartment building complex in Germany by Ambrozoom3D

Friday, June 1st, 2012

Article source: Ambrozoom3D

The project was realized in summer 2011 for a media agency in Germany. As the architecture of the buildings, the brochure layout was clean, simple, minimalist but very elegant, contained only white, grey and a gold print colors, so the visualizations had to integrate perfectly into the design, maintaining the realistic look. Ambrozoom3D realized 8 perspectives (2 for each building, one bird eye and one general south view), and 24 floor plans for each apartment. The floor plans also had to be integrated into the brochure, therefor keeping a minimalist look, with few textures and each of them had to contain some decoration in gold.

Architectural visualizations

  • Architects: Ambrozoom3D
  • Project: Apartment building complex – Visualizations for marketing brochure
  • Location: Germany
  • Software used: 3dsMax , Vray and Photoshop

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Yashiki Mori in Tomisato-Shi, Japan by HOLDUP Architecture

Thursday, May 31st, 2012

Article source: HOLDUP

‘ Owing To Progress In Transportation And Communication, Any Place Can Be Considered “Central”, Even Though Geographically Remote. There’s No Choice To Make Between A Stimulating City Lifestyle And A Healthier One In The Countryside: We Can Have Both! ’

Yashiki Mori

  • Architects: HOLDUP Architecture
  • Project: Yashiki Mori
  • Location: Tomisato-Shi, Japan
  • Typology: 8 Detached Houses
  • Floor Area: 3,000sqm
  • Status: Competition Entry
  • Completion: May 2012
  • Budget: Undisclosed
  • Condition: Invited Competition
  • Client: Hacocoto Inc
  • Project Architecture: Yuki Chida
  • Software used: Made with Autocad and render with 3ds max/vray

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