ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Extention’ CategoryCarlisle Street Extension in Adelaide, Australia by SANS-ARC StudioSunday, December 25th, 2016Article source: SANS-ARC The Carlisle Street extension is a foray into a new-Australian vernacular. Familiar materials and form are used with a higher-consideration to context and passive design, exploring a vernacular for the modern-day. The extension is restrained and simple; a volume of space that is light-filled and expansive yet private.  Image Courtesy © SANS-ARC Studio
“Grand Lognes” training site in France by Architecture Patrick MaugerThursday, December 1st, 2016Article source: Architecture Patrick Mauger The restructuring and extension to the Lognes site for the Ministry of the Interior aims to make it the main Grand Paris training center. A “blue” gallery has been created that acts as the project’s backbone and provides the distribution needed for the restructured buildings and extensions. It permits a separation between visitor, trainee and personnel movements and ensures the readability of the centre, with administrative premises to the south and training premises to the north.  Image Courtesy © Architecture Patrick Mauger
Kensington Palace in Victoria, Australia by Nic Owen ArchitectsWednesday, November 9th, 2016Article source: Nic Owen Architects A renovation and extension to the rear of a Victorian cottage in Kensington, Victoria Australia. ■ The owner, a single professional loved her charming 2 bedroom cottage but found the spaces dark, tired and basically in need of repair. ■ A neighbouring 2 storey extension compromised her privacy to the rear living spaces and the backyard, effectively reducing the usability of the property. ■ A small 1970’s sun-room extension was removed and replaced with a black steel and glass small extension. Large picture frame windows supply light and outlook to the existing structure.  Image Courtesy © Christine Francis
House expansion in Zugló, Hungary by batlab architectsTuesday, November 8th, 2016Article source: batlab architects We first met our customers (Anikó and Bálint) in the summer of 2013 who wanted to expand their home due to their growing family. Our task was to build a whole new storey and a ground floor terrace after removing the hip roof. The family has outlined their requirements for the rooms, however we were given a free hand in the design and appearance. There was enough time for planning, the customers spent a lot of time mulling over their new home, and we have also redesigned the house multiple times. While one week we thought that something is a good solution, the other week we thought the opposite.  Image Courtesy © Juhász Norbert
De Opmaat extended school in Arnhem, The Netherlands by AHHSunday, October 2nd, 2016Article source: AHH De Opmaat, an extended school located where a meadow landscape meets the outskirts of Arnhem, houses a primary school, a nursery, a playgroup and a gym. The building has sloping roofs, staggered in relation to one another, with stairways, tribune steps, rooflights and roof vegetation. The form fits in with the surrounding area. Thanks to the green on the roofs, the view of the landscape from the houses on the other side remains intact. The glazed frontage on the north side refers to the nearby glasshouses.  Image Courtesy © Herman van Doorn
La maison paysage in Nantes, France by Mabire-Reich architectesFriday, September 9th, 2016Article source: Mabire-Reich architectes Extending a house means reducing the exterior space of a plot. The theme of the project that we developed for the “landscape house” is the restitution of an exterior space.  Image Courtesy © Guillaume Satre
NIIT University Dining Hall Extension in Neemrana, India by DADA & PartnersFriday, September 9th, 2016Article source: DADA & Partners NIIT University Dining Hall Extension project is a seemingly modest 7000sq ft expansion of the existing campus dining facility caching to around 370 students. However, the buildings pivotal location in the master plan, as well as, the act of negotiating the shift in the landform, offered an opportunity to create a multilayered insertion. Set in the hot, arid outpost of Neemrana district, the project also set out to achieve a contemporary yet sustainable expression and one that reinforces a sense of community.  Image Courtesy © Lightzone; Ranjan Sharma
Pompidou Metz restaurant extension in France by studiolada architectesWednesday, August 3rd, 2016Article source: studiolada architectes Finished in 2010, the Pompidou Metz center imagined by Shigeru Ban quickly became an architectural icon not only for the city of Metz, but also for the region and even the country. Given the important number of visitors to the Museum and the restaurant, the need for more inside eating space on the terrace soon became apparent. However, the idea of intervening on an existing building does not come without important implications regarding architectural integrity ― the intervention will indeed modify the façaces and volumes of the existing structure.  Image Courtesy © Luis Diaz Diaz
Renovation and extension in Mallorca, Spain by Hummel Architekt MallorcaTuesday, July 19th, 2016Article source: Hummel Architekt Mallorca BRINGING A HOUSE BACK TO LIFE Andreas Hummel made a refurbishment and extension of an old mediterranean house in the center of the villa of Ariany in the island of Mallorca.  Image Courtesy © Hummel Architekt Mallorca
New Access and Columbarium in Madrid, Spain by Muka ArquitecturaThursday, June 30th, 2016Article source: Muka Arquitectura The local goverment of Lozoya put us in charge of the intervention in the closing and enlargement of the Municipal Cemetery. We had to work on the separating element between, according to Platon, the visible world and the intelligible world, that is, the earthly world from the eternal one. The half-ruined clay wall which needed to be repaired separated both physically and visually the two different worlds, as if both of them could be understood through the wall.  Image Courtesy © Muka Arquitectura
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