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Residence Palaiseau in Gif-sur-Yvette, France by 51N4E

Monday, May 13th, 2019

Article source: 51N4E

This project takes place in the urban planning of the Plateau de Saclay, along the public spaces chain, defined by XDGA and MDP. Within a coherent architecture, it links together the metropolitan scale of the site and a more intimism and domestic scale related to the dwellings.

In order to conserve the size of the urban composition, this area composed of three plots has been thought as one entire block with big courtyards, crossed on one of its diagonal by a pedestrian path. The Canyon, element of the urban composition, is emphasized by a linear and stepping building aligned on the north limit, where is located the main part of the program.

Image Courtesy © Filip Dujardin

  • Architects: 51N4E (Bourbouze & Graindorge)
  • Project: Residence Palaiseau
  • Location: 3 Rue Joliot Curie, 91190 Gif-sur-Yvette, France
  • Photography: Filip Dujardin
  • Clients: 3F Résidences Sociales de France
  • Design Team: Freek Persyn, Johan Anrys, Jan Opdekamp, Matthieu Moreau, Samuel Jaubert de Beaujeu, Dorothée Blonde (51N4E), Gricha Bourbouze, Rozenn Lagrée, Sergi Català (Bourbouze & Graindorge)
  • Structural Engineering: EVP
  • Technical Engineering: WOR
  • Acoustical Engineering: Point d’Orgue
  • Economist: RCO, Talbot
  • Landscape: BBS Bureau Bas Smets
  • Gross Built Area: 12 000m²
  • Completion Year: 2016

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Campus Wildau Gets Renovated House in Germany by Rüthnick Architekten

Tuesday, April 30th, 2019

Article source: Rüthnick Architekten

Renovation and conversion of house 19 to a day care center, student club and administrative building of the TH Wildau.

House 19 is located on the site of the Technical University of Applied Sciences (TH) Wildau.

It is a former listed industrial hall of the hardening shop of the locomotive construction company Berliner Maschinenbau-Aktiengesellschaft (BMAG), formerly “L. Schwartzkopff Berlin “. In the 1950s, it was converted into a two-storey multipurpose building.

Image Courtesy © Kevin Fuchs

  • Architects: Rüthnick Architekten
  • Project: Campus Wildau Gets Renovated House
  • Location: Wildau, Germany
  • Photography: Kevin Fuchs
  • Client: Brandenburgischer Landesbetrieb für Liegenschaften und Bauen (BLB)
  • Services: LP 3-9 
  • Building Costs: 3.9 Mio. €
  • GFA: 1,260 m² 
  • GBV: 4,997 m3
  • Realization: 2015-2018 

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Fiocruz Ceará Campus in Eusébio, Brazil by Architectus

Monday, April 29th, 2019

Article source: Architectus 

Being part of the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation expansion plans, the Fiocruz Ceara Campus is a key equipment of the Industrial and Technological Health Hub (ITHH), located on the municipality of Eusébio in the metropolitan region of Fortaleza.

The main objective of the Campus is to expand research laboratory areas related to the development and innovation of pharmaceuticals drugs, health equipment and materials, in addition to the development of scientific research directed to the environmental and epidemiological reality of the region and the dissemination of knowledge through post-graduate courses.

Image Courtesy © Joana França

  • Architects: Architectus (Elton Timbó, Alexandre Landim, Ricardo Saboia, Mariana Furlani)
  • Project: Fiocruz Ceará Campus
  • Location: Eusébio, Brazil
  • Photography: Joana França
  • Architectus Team: Bruno Lobo, Kathia Roman, Gerson Amaral, Romulo Santos 
  • Fiocruz Architect: Leonardo de Lacerda
  • Environmental Certification: Fundação Vanzolini / CTE
  • Construction Works: CG Construções
  • Area: 18.550,00sqm (built area) e 43.147,00sqm (urbanized area)
  • Construction Year: 2017

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VUS Storstrøm in Næstved, Denmark by Cubo Arkitekter

Monday, February 25th, 2019

Article source: Cubo Arkitekter 

It is not enough that the educational facilities of the future are rational and efficient buildings. They must also be enriching physical surroundings for the students and staff, where everyday life will unfold in inspiring ways. Buildings should prepare and communicate the teaching situation and create the right environment for optimal learning.

Image Courtesy © Martin Schubert

  • Architects: Cubo Arkitekter collaboration with Nova5
  • Project: VUS Storstrøm
  • Location: Næstved, Denmark
  • Photography: Martin Schubert   
  • Engineer: Dominia
  • Gross Built Area (square meters or square foot): 5150 m2
  • Completion Year: 2018

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O|2 Lab Building in Amsterdam, The Netherlands by EGM architects

Thursday, February 7th, 2019

Article source: EGM architects

‘Encounters’, ‘collaboration’ and ‘sharing knowledge’ are the main objectives of the design of the O|2 Lab Building. The remarkable building at the VU Campus on Amsterdam’s famous south axis more than fulfils this ambition. It facilitates scientific research in Human Life Sciences and is the first university building in the Netherlands designed especially for multi-institutional research. EGM architects is responsible for the design of the sustainable laboratory building.

Image Courtesy © Ossip Architectuur Fotografie

  • Architects: EGM architects
  • Project: O|2 Lab Building
  • Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  • Photography: Ossip Architectuur Fotografie

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Conversion of ÉTS’s Dow Planetarium in Montreal, Canada by Menkès Shooner Dagenais LeTourneux Architectes

Monday, February 4th, 2019

Article source: v2com

On December 11, the new Centech premises were officially inaugurated in the former Dow Planetarium by the Director General of the École de technologie supérieure, Mr. Pierre Dumouchel, and by the Director of Technological Entrepreneurship and Innovation and Centech Executive Director, Mr. Richard Chénier, in the presence of the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development, Mr. David Lametti, the Minister of Education and Higher Education, Mr. Jean-François Roberge and the Head of the Smart City, Information Technology, Innovation and Advanced Education Executive Committee for the City of Montreal, Mr. François William Croteau.

Image Courtesy © Stéphane Brügger

  • Architects: Menkès Shooner Dagenais LeTourneux Architectes
  • Project: Conversion of ÉTS’s Dow Planetarium
  • Location: Montreal, Canada
  • Photography: Stéphane Brügger
  • Client: École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS)
  • Landscape Architecture: NIP Paysage
  • Partner in Charge: Anik Shooner, architect
  • Lead Designer: Jean-Pierre LeTourneux, architect
  • Project Manager: Julie Morin, architect
  • Team: Mehand Aziz, Frédérick Dumas, Marie-Eve Éthier Chiasson, Sylvain Gagné, Pierre Gervais, Marc-Antoine Grondin, Mario Isa, Claude Labbé, Louis Laperrière, Gaspard Marier, Anne-Marie Nguyen, Joanne Parent, Charles Laurence Proulx, Gaétan Roy, Cuong Tran.

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B Campus in Shanghai, China by AIM ARCHITECTURE

Monday, January 21st, 2019

Article source: AIM ARCHITECTURE

This project is not just a school, but a thriving eco system where work and education flow with different stages of learning and life.

Housing a nursery, primary school, an adult education facility, and an investment company, B Campus aspires to be a learning center for all ages and stations of life. The investment firm driving the project sees personal progress as the key to a global progress.

Image Courtesy © Dirk Weiblen

  • Architects: AIM ARCHITECTURE (Byungmin Jeon)
  • Project: B Campus
  • Location: Shanghai, China
  • Photography: Dirk Weiblen, Johan Sellén, Marc Goodwin
  • Design Principals: Wendy Saunders, Vincent de Graaf
  • Design Team: Jiao Yan, Lily Zhu, Patrick Wu, Rachel Wang
  • FFE Team: Ivan Yu, Liat Goldman, Peichin Lee, Shiwa Tseng, Sowon Lee
  • Size: 8, 000 sqm
  • Completion: 2018

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Comfort Town in Kiev, Ukraine by ARCHIMATIKA

Wednesday, January 16th, 2019

Article source: ARCHIMATIKA

The first residential complex in Ukraine based on the block development principle, instead of customary Soviet micro-district type.

Different number of stories of adjacent buildings (ranging from 2 to 16 floors) forms a picturesque image of every street. A restored park with perennial trees, sculptures and a fountain, block development, pedestrian courtyards where you can play with children – all that makes this residential neighborhood intimate and cozy. It has set a new level of quality in a residential building due to the block development. Thus, the industrial territory turned into a good living environment and the status of the district as a whole increased. Residents have received a complex, comfortable environment with green pedestrian courtyards. Full infrastructural service includes fitness clubs, stores, kindergartens and schools.

Comfort Town is one of the most successful residential property projects in Ukraine. Sales indicators peaked at over 200 apartments per month.

Image Courtesy © ARCHIMATIKA

  • Architects: ARCHIMATIKA
  • Project: Comfort Town
  • Location: Kiev, Ukraine
  • Software used: ArchiCAD, Autocad

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The Cube in Kortrijk, Belgium by dmvA architecten

Monday, January 7th, 2019

Article source: dmvA architecten

The Forum building is the heart of the campus. The campus lacked a decisive image towards its surroundings, as a counterpart to Kortrijk Xpo. At the same time, the campus is defined, but not physically closed off from its environment. This results in an approachable and accessible campus for pedestrians. The aim of the development of the site is to increase the accessibility between Xpo and Campus, to expand the dynamics of the school to the street side and to integrate the campus in its surroundings.

Image Courtesy © Luca Beel

  • Architects: dmvA architecten
  • Project: The Cube
  • Location: Universiteitslaan 2, 8500, Kortrijk, Belgium
  • Photography: Luca Beel
  • Project Designer: dmvA architects: David Driesen, Tom Verschueren, Jolien De Baets, Gert-Jan Schulte, Rob Naulaers
  • Client: Vives Zuid vzw, Hogeschool
  • General Contractor: Furnibo
  • Stability Engineering: COBE
  • Structural Engineering: HP Engineers
  • Building Cost: 4 500 000 euro (excl. BTW)
  • Built Area: 2500 m2
  • Date Completion: November 2017

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Cavendish III Physics Laboratory in Cambridge, England by Jestico + Whiles

Sunday, December 9th, 2018

Article source: Jestico + Whiles

Jestico + Whiles was appointed by the University of Cambridge to design the new Cavendish III Laboratory on its West Cambridge campus, replacing the existing facility on a nearby site.

The Cavendish is one of the most renowned physics laboratories in the world. Begun in 1874 and home to 29 Nobel laureates, its achievements include the discovery of both the electron and the neutron, and the identification of the structure of DNA.

The new Cavendish Laboratory will be home to the university’s Department of Physics, and will house over 15 research groups in both theoretical and experimental physics, providing advanced research facilities including cleanrooms, cryostat halls, microscopy suites, and laser and optical labs.

Image Courtesy © Jestico + Whiles

  • Architects: Jestico + Whiles
  • Project: Cavendish III Physics Laboratory
  • Location: Cambridge, England

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