ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Commercial Building’ CategoryDowntown development scheme for Houston, Texas by MA2Wednesday, September 2nd, 2015Article source: MA2 In the ongoing discussions concerning the renovation of American cities and new developments for both business and culture, the current proposal is an intervention in the reshaping of Houston, Texas’ downtown area.  Image Courtesy © MA2
Finsbury Circus by Fletcher PriestSunday, August 16th, 2015Article source: Fletcher Priest Reconstructing this 1980s building resolves the relationship with Finsbury Circus to the south and Eldon Street to the north, which became critical when Broadgate turned Eldon Street from a minor backwater into a busy pedestrian route.  Image Courtesy © Fletcher Priest
Mise en abyme in Seoul, South Korea by Studio_GAONThursday, August 6th, 2015Article source: Studio_GAON Endless deep space is formed when you stand between two mirrors facing each other. This phenomenon is called ‘mise en abyme’, where frames repeat in a frame, producing an infinite reproduction of repeated image.  Image Courtesy © Youngchae Park
Akplaza Commercial Center in Istanbul, Turkey by Manco ArchitectsTuesday, August 4th, 2015Article source: Manco Architects Akplaza Commercial Center, which is one of the major steps taken toward the urban regeneration of Dolapdere district, was designed and built as an energy efficient A+ classoffice building with BREEAM certification.  Image Courtesy © Gurkan Akay
Archi-Fiore in Gyeonggi-do, Korea by IROJE KHM ArchitectsSunday, August 2nd, 2015Article source: IROJE KHM Architects
A great flower of metal masses, made of a minus curved surface is installed in ARCHI-FIORE as a concept using “pop art”, and by doing so I intended to enhance the identity of commercial buildings. To respond to context, to give identity as commercial building, the shape of this project has been curved shape like flower. We expect this complex building will be the architectural flower as land mark of this town.  Image Courtesy © Sergio Pirrone
Studio VARA Adaptive Reuse Project Transforms Retail Building into New Open Office Space Mill ValleyTuesday, July 28th, 2015Article source: v2com This adaptive reuse project transforms the most banal of commercial box buildings into a light-filled courtyard office space specifically outfitted for a discerning, high-end residential builder with an exclusive clientele.  Image Courtesy © Bruce Damonte
2 WORLD TRADE CENTER in Greenwich Street, New York City by BIG – BJARKE INGELS GROUPWednesday, July 15th, 2015Article source: BIG – BJARKE INGELS GROUP 200 Greenwich Street/2 WTC is the capstone in the redevelopment of the World Trade Center and the final component of the revitalization of Lower Manhattan. Located at 200 Greenwich Street and bounded by Church Street to the east, Vesey Street to the north and Fulton Street to the south, the tower will rise to ~1,340 feet, respectfully framing the 9/11 Memorial Park alongside One WTC, 3 WTC and 4 WTC.  Image Courtesy © DBOX
Skyone Tower – A legend in the sky by M/s Creative GroupFriday, June 19th, 2015Article source: M/s Creative Group In today’s day and age, most of the architecture that surrounds us becomes a kind of background hum, to be noticed only when it is exceptionally striking. When our eyes move around in our surroundings, do we notice the box-shaped edifices that existed in the past or that one building that irks our imagination? The answer is clear and undeniable. A structure that speaks volumes through its design, the Skyone Tower reinforces the term “standing out in a crowd.” An inception of the Creative Group, the curious architects wanted to innovate a building that not only sustains the ability to influence the emotions of the human mind but also encapsulates functionality.  Image Courtesy © M/s Creative Group
Colombia_325 in São Paulo, Brazil by TRIPTYQUESaturday, June 13th, 2015Article source: TRIPTYQUE Situated in the Jardins, a neighborhood that is undergoing radical change, in an avenue of intense traffic, this building, facing north, appears as an organic incarnation of the urban and natural “aggressions” suffered by a tropical city. The noise, the insulation and the intense traffic are the building materials that feed this project. In spite of its important aspect, the building is not blind or deaf, but was born from the energy of its context, and uses it to re-qualify itself, as if in a boomerang effect .  Image Courtesy © Leonardo Finotti
The Barney Building in Mission Woods, Kansas by RMTAWednesday, June 3rd, 2015Article source: RMTA LEED Gold 2014 AIA Kansas Excellence in Architecture Honor Award Long-time client Karbank Real Estate approached RMTA to generate design schematics for this 1968 commercial office building they were considering purchasing. Attracted to the mid-century character of this particular building and it’s prime location in town, the client wanted to re-use the existing structure. The design team was charged with maintaining that character while completely renovating and modernizing the 32,000-square-foot building.  Image Courtesy © RMTA
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