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Building Carmen Martin Gaite in Madrid, Spain by estudio Beldarrain

Wednesday, March 19th, 2014

Article source: estudio Beldarrain

The building “Carmen Martín Gaite” is the first one of the Getafe Campus extension of the Madrid Carlos III University. Our arrangement, winner of the urban planning contest, lays the buildings on both sides of a linear park that organizes the pedestrian traffic of the campus.

Image Courtesy © francisco berreteaga

  • Architects: estudio Beldarrain
  • Project: Building Carmen Martin Gaite
  • Location: Madrid, Spain
  • Photography: francisco berreteaga
  • Object of the Project: Building 18 of Getafe Campus., Library and extension of the Lecture Hall Building for Humanities, Journalism, Communication and Documentation.
  • Built surface: 21,153 m2
  • Liquidation Budget:  €14,729,342  + VAT  (€ 857 per m2 above ground level)
  • Developer: Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (Charles III University of Madrid)
  • Contractor: acciona infraestructuras
  • Project manager, works supervisor: juan beldarrain, architect
  • Collaborators: marta badiola, architect project manager, Itziar combarros, nestor asurmendi
  • Executive management: mace management services
  • Installations: R.Úrculo Ingenieros Consultores (Consulting Engineers)
  • Structure: Arquing SL (Project Drafter), Valladares Ingeniería SL (Worksite Technical Assistance)
  • Quality Control: LCC Quality, CPV Technical Control And Risk Prevention
  • Quality control: LCC quality, CPV technical control and risk
  • Safety And Health: MGO Group
  • Leed Consultants: Indra (Project Consultant), Vega Ingeniería (Worksite Consultancy)
  • Commissioning: Commtech Commissioning Services

SAE Institute new campus in Milan, Italy by Ghigos Ideas

Tuesday, February 11th, 2014

Article source: Ghigos Ideas

The project for the new SAE campus in Milan works with the brand multiplication. The logo is translated into signage, furnishing and architecture, in order to communicate the company identity, mission and values to let more effectively experience those by students and people. SAE visual identity, constituted by horizontal lines, is broken down into its elements to turn into an architectural element, thus a more effective communication tool.

Image Courtesy © Ghigos Ideas

  • Architects: Ghigos Ideas
  • Project: SAE Institute new campus
  • Location: Milan, Italy

Arteveldehoge School Campus Kantienberg Ghent in Belgium by Crepain Binst Architecture nv

Wednesday, February 5th, 2014

Article source: Crepain Binst Architecture nv

“Building schools means building the future, as youngsters will assimilate and pass on their spatial experience of light, air, simplicity and beauty throughout their lives. The designers were honoured to have the opportunity to deliver creative social impulses of this kind. Following several earlier ‘trial runs’ in the centre of Mortsel (merger of three primary schools), central Antwerp (UIA) and Gasthuisberg hospital in Leuven (midwifery), this fourth winning competition design for a school building is the most expressive to date.

Image Courtesy © Crepain Binst Architecture nv

  • Architects: Crepain Binst Architecture nv (Dirk Engelen)
  • Project: Arteveldehoge School Campus Kantienberg Ghent
  • Location: Belgium
  • Photography: Crepain Binst Architecture nv
  • Proprietor: Arteveldehogeschool vzw
  • Collaborators: Bruno Dierickx, Sybil Le Roy, Frederik Deneut, Steven De Paepe, Frank Stals
  • Interior Architects: An Steylaerts, Eva Plasmans
  • Safety coordinator: PROBAM
  • General contractor: BESIX VLAANDEREN nv
  • Project leader: Michiel Langerock
  • Start execution: 08.2007
  • Final completion: 10.2011
  • Total surface: 32.240 m² waarvan ca. 8.000m² ondergrondse parking

Campus Roskilde in Denmark by Henning Larsen Architects

Saturday, February 1st, 2014

Article source: Henning Larsen Architects

Programme:  Campus Roskilde unifies the professional bachelor educations for teachers, kindergarten teachers, social educators, social workers and physiotherapists. Campus Roskilde facilitates more than 50 classrooms, a workshop zone, a multi-purpose hall, a science zone, clinic zone, music & drama zone, conference rooms, auditoriums, library, cafeteria, café, group- and meeting rooms, and study space.

Image Courtesy © Peter Jarvad

  • Architects: Henning Larsen Architects
  • Project: Campus Roskilde
  • Location: Roskilde, Denmark
  • Client: University College Sealand
  • Gross floor area: 20,000 m2
  • Year of construction: 2010 – 2012
  • Type of assignment: First prize in international competition
  • Collaborators: Enemærke & Pedersen, Cowi and Thing & Wainø Landscape Architects
  • Photography: Peter Jarvad & Kontraframe

Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) Campus in Ontario, Canada by KPMB Architects

Saturday, January 18th, 2014

Article source: KPMB Architects

The Centre for International Governance Innovation is located on a 3.9-acre site formerly occupied by the Seagram distillery. The campus, a reinterpretation of a traditional academic quad building based on the Oxford model, also houses the Balsillie School of International Affairs.

Image Courtesy © Maris Mezulis

  • Architects: KPMB Architects
  • Project: Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) Campus
  • Location: Ontario, Canada
  • Photography: Maris Mezulis

New High Tech Campus in Villach, Austria by Bramberger Architects

Thursday, January 16th, 2014

Article source: Bramberger Architects

The winning scheme by Bramberger [Architects] proposes four blocks of buildings and a corresponding area of dedicated open spaces, articulated longitudinally by a main axle. This axle, named “Communications Promenade” acts as a central route between the buildings and, in the future, it is proposed to connect the surrounding buildings, promoting the necessary infrastructures for the creation of an investigation campus. The chess-like distribution of the buildings allows a multiplicity of visual relations between interior and exterior spaces.

Image Courtesy © Bramberger Architects

  • Architects: Bramberger Architects
  • Project: New High Tech Campus
  • Location: Villach, Austria
  • TEAM: Alfred Bramberger, Christoph Schermann, Árpád Tóth
  • TYPE: Büro, Bildung

AREA

  • GFA: 16 000 sqm
  • Land area: 22 500 m²

STATUS

  • In planning. 2013 – 2015
  • 1 Price International Competitions

Campus WU in Vienna, Austria by BUSarchitektur

Wednesday, December 11th, 2013

Article source: BUSarchitektur

WU CAMPUS – A SPECIAL PLACE FOR EDUCATION AND RESEARCH

With its present roster of some 23,000 students, the Vienna University of Economics and Business is practically bursting at the seams, which does not make it easy to study, work or carry out research. That will change in 2013. There will be space for every student, every professor and every single faculty member. There will be space for communicating, for discussing, for exchanging ideas, for studying, for teaching, for researching, for discovering and relaxing.

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  • Architects: BUSarchitektur
  • Project: Campus WU
  • Location: Vienna, Austria
  • Start of the construction works: 2009
  • Project completion: 2013
  • Usable area: 100.000 m2
  • Total cost: 492.0 Mio €
  • PROJECT Management: ARGE PS WU Neubau, Drees&Sommer, DELTA
  • CONCOMITANT CONTROL: FCP – Fritsch, Chiari & Partner ZT GmbH
  • EXECUTIVE GLOBAL PROJECT: ARGE Campus WU, BUSarchitektur, Vasko + Partner Ingenieure
  • LOCAL CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION: ARGE ÖBA Campus WU, InGenos.Gobiet.ZT GmbH, iC consulenten

Erasmus University Campus in Rotterdam, Netherlands

Tuesday, December 10th, 2013

Article source: Jvantspijker Architects

A living heart for a modernist Campus

Erasmus University Rotterdam has opened the new public heart of its Woudestein campus. The project can be seen as a benchmark for the way grim and gloomy ’60s and ’70s institutional areas can be sparked to life. A new semi-sunken garage has been integrated with a new public space design and pond. Together with a new student pavilion, they mark the realization of the first phase of a unique and ambitious revitalization master plan.  The master plan was designed by the collaborating Dutch firms Juurlink [+] Geluk and jvantspijker architects.

Image Courtesy © René de WIt

Campus WU -Teaching Center in Viena, Austria by BUSarchitektur

Sunday, December 8th, 2013

Article source: BUSarchitektur

We envisage the new academic space located at the north-east of the new Campus of the Vienna University of Economics and Business as a venue for multiple networking. More than a mere building, the Teaching Center is a learning platform that promotes spontaneous communication while also making it possible to undertake the classes and activities that occur within. This quest for spontaneous exchange has different levels and scales sharing one common denominator: the path is the goal. For us, a contemporary Teaching Center should encourage curiosity in the everyday routine of those who teach as well as those who learn, becoming a place where moving about and getting on stage does not lead to experiencing spatial boundaries by instead giving free reign to the imagination.

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  • Architects: BUSarchitektur
  • Project: Campus WU -Teaching Center
  • Location: Viena, Austria
  • Photography: BOAnet.at
  • CLIENT: Projektentwicklungsgesellschaft Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien Neu GmbH
  • SERVICES: Comprehensive Master Plan in collaboration with international experts, Executive Project for the D1 TC complex
  • INITIATION (beginning) OF THE PROJECT: 2008
  • PROJECT COMPLETION: 2013
  • TYPE OF WORK: New construction
  • USABLE AREA: 28,349m²
  • COVERED AREA: 32,484m²
  • CUBATURE: 149,036m³
  • AWARDS: 1st Prize in the International Competition for the Master Plan and Executive Project for Campus WU

BGU University North Campus Master plan in Beer sheba, Israel by Chyutin Architects

Friday, December 6th, 2013

Article source: Chyutin Architects

BGU University North Campus Master plan Winning competition 2013

Chyutin Architects won the competition for the design of the new campus for the Ben Gurion University in the city Beer Sheva in Israel. The new campus on a lot of 30 hectare and build area of 300 thousand square meters will double the size of the existing campus.

Image Courtesy © Chyutin Architects

  • Architects: Chyutin Architects
  • Project: BGU University North Campus Master plan
  • Location: Beer sheba, Israel
  • Client: Ben-Gurion University
  • Competition team: Bracha Chyutin, Michael Chyutin, Jacques Dahan, Joseph Perez
  • Area: 30 Hectares
  • Project year: 2013



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