ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Commercial Building’ CategoryKayseri Chamber of Commerce in Turkey by SELIM SENINFriday, January 30th, 2015Article source: SELIM SENIN Building serves all trades in the city where decisions are taken about the tradesmen. So the assembly hall was designed in the form of roof.  Image Courtesy © Selim Senin
Turm mit Taille in Vienna, Austria by MVRDVWednesday, January 28th, 2015Article source: MVRDV The area of the famous Gasometers is located between the airport and the city centre and is in need of significant urban regeneration.  Image Courtesy © MVRDV
The Abu Dhabi Commercial and Cultural Expo Center by Michael Arellanes IIFriday, January 2nd, 2015Article source: Michael Arellanes II The method and means of tectonic principles that govern the dispersion of mass and surface in the project proposal are subject to folding and overlapping of curved tectonic bodies. These tectonic and massing arrangements are intended to create paths of intersection and to architecturally express a forward movement projected toward the sea. The architectural formation is governed by articulation of space for the purpose of international expositions and cultural showcases. Retail and entertainment are also integrated as part of the seascape dynamic Expo Center. As the multi-massed complex is a dispersion of activates ranging from shopping, dining, expositions, and yacht clubs, it transforms the edge of Abu Dhabi into an iconic sea formation. Iconic architectural expressions within the proposal are articulated in the sail composition of being in flight at the precipice of the sea. The flowing sail architectural node within the complex becomes the epicenter of the showcase functions while enhancing the viewing, dining, and entertainment experience.  Image Courtesy © Michael Arellanes II
Commercial building in Ingolstadt, Germany by Monovolume architecture + designTuesday, December 23rd, 2014Article source: Monovolume architecture + design New head office of the project company Eriagstraße is located in the industrial area south of Ingolstadt at a strategically important crossing point, opposite the football stadium.  Image Courtesy © Monovolume architecture + design
RIVERSIDE 66, RETAIL DESTINATION IN TIANJIN, CHINA by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF)Tuesday, December 23rd, 2014Article source: Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) New York, NY – December 16th, 2014 – On September 26th, Tianjin celebrated the Grand Opening of Riverside 66. KPF is pleased to release a set of photography of the stunning project, a 350-meter long mega-structure, which completes the final phase of the He Ping Lu pedestrian boulevard, becoming the centerpiece of the new commercial district while standing as a monument visible from the revitalized Hai He River and creating a new public experience for the city.  Image Courtesy © Tim Griffith
Shenzhen Qianhai Exchange Plaza in China by Andrea Maffei ArchitectsTuesday, December 16th, 2014Article source: Andrea Maffei Architects Introduction Qianhai Shenzhen Hong Kong Modern Service Industry Cooperation Zone is a commercial development in Shenzhen, China. Located at the west of Shekou Peninsula and encircled by Shuangjie River, Moon Bay Avenue, Mawan Avenue and Qianhai Bay, Qianhai covers an area of approximately 15 square kilometres (5.8 sq mi). With a total construction area of 26-30 million m², Qianhai is expected to create 650,000 jobs and house 150,000 residents by 2020. The project regards the design of the Qianhai Exchange Plaza, that will include the Qianhai equity Exchange center, the Qianhai insurance exchange center, the Qianhai financial assets exchange, and many other institutions.  Image Courtesy © Andrea Maffei Architects
PUSHED SLAB in Paris, France by MVRDVFriday, November 28th, 2014Article source: MVRDV The Pushed Slab is located between two completely different urban grids: the dense city fabric of blocks and streets in the North and the loose urban fabric in the south with its clear defined and straightforward infrastructure. The design is based on the requested office program and the energy requirements. The project combines proven energy efficiency technologies with individual office floors and outside spaces such as patios, balconies and a garden. The building is highly flexible offering three cores and a central lobby; it can be rented out to one or various tenants without structural changes.  Image Courtesy © MVRDV
The Digit by Anagram ArchitectsWednesday, November 5th, 2014Article source: Anagram Architects The world of corporate marketing communication is all about grabbing eyeballs and our clients are one of the largest outdoor media companies in the country. Today, through outdoor or out-of-home (OOH) advertising, corporate brand identities are ubiquitous to the urban scape. An extremely potent form of communication, it relies heavily on high visual impact in a fleetingly brief engagement. Its clamorous visual language acts as an overlay or imprint on the urban built language. It intrepidly uses built volume and urban inserts to increase its visibility or to accent its messaging. Its contribution to urban culture ranges from adding to its chaotic visual cacophony to inspiring its street art.  Image Courtesy © André J Fanthome
Reconstruction of departmental archives in Reims, France by Hamonic + Masson & AssociésWednesday, November 5th, 2014Article source: Hamonic + Masson & Associés The programme of this competition, won in 2008 by Hamonic + Masson & Associés architects, was to reconstruct the Marne departmental archives annexe, situated in the French city of Reims. The new construction is located opposite the old building, and the project was completed and delivered by Hamonic + Masson & Associés in 2014. The aim was to turn the building in to a modern history research hub and a regional information centre, whilst expanding the linear archival storage space from 7km to 18km.  Image Courtesy © Sergio Grazia
MESSER Gas Filling Station in Budapest, Hungary by A4 Studio Ltd.Friday, October 24th, 2014Article source: A4 Studio Ltd. The building process of the Oxygen and Dissousgas Company (ODV) started in 1952 in Újpest, the brownfield belt of Budapest. Because of its proximity to the Danube river Újpest was the area of industrial developments already in the 1920’s and 30’s (tannery, thread factory, lamp factory). The valuable original brick buildings were completed through continuous development until 1963. The MESSER company – the leading manufacturer and distributor of special technical and medical gases in Europe – purchased the site in 1988. Our company, A4 Studio accepted the commission in 2008 for designing the new production hall, laboratory, depositories and offices on the 47 000 m2 site. Our first design approaches reckoned with a new building (see images) but after an accurate architectural and structural analysis we decided in agreement with the investor to utilize the original brick buildings with modern extensions. Design process happened in 2010-11 (see images). The refurbishment was completed in the summer of 2012 with 21st century architectural means and materials (anthracite colored metal cladding, glass surfaces, exposed concrete), the design indicates old and new structures.  Image Courtesy © Tamás BUJNOVSZKY
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