ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Facade’ CategoryDe Helling by Architectuur Atelier Sjoerd KuindersmaSunday, January 22nd, 2017Article source: Architectuur Atelier Sjoerd Kuindersma Remodel house built in 1994. Placining a new rooftop which hangs over for 1 meter Wooden cladding. Expansion on rearside  Image Courtesy © Architectuur Atelier Sjoerd Kuindersma
Dogok Maximum in Seoul, Korea by Moon HoonFriday, January 20th, 2017Article source: Moon Hoon It reflects the client’s personality in a frank manner. Considering that the client, who had dreamt all kinds of mysterious dreams only to overcome them while living in a house built on a rock of mystical forces at a high area of Gangbuk, Seoul, purchased the plot of a fortuneteller and a shaman beside a tall wall in Gangnam, this is a world that must be full of many unexplainable things. In contemporary terms, this building would be considered a mixed-use narrow house, combining a basement studio for the client’s son, a photographer, a reception area, as well as a residence for mother and son that has been equipped with a compact elevator to account for the weakened joints of the elderly.  Image Courtesy © Namgoong Sun
Domus Aurea in Nuevo León, México by GLR Arquitectos in collaboration with architect Alberto Campo BaezaFriday, January 20th, 2017Article source: GLR arquitectos Placed in one of the most exclusive and privileged zones of Monterrey with an incomparable view towards the “Sierra Madre Oriental”, we found the “Sorteo Tec’s House 202”. The residence is a tribute to Barragán, a great Mexican architect in whose designs abounds the strong presence of the light. This brightness is being reinterpreted in the project with a stunning wall covered in a golden sheet, which is also a tribute to another great artist named Mathias Goeritz.  Image Courtesy © Javier Callejas Sevilla
HOUSE RR in Buenos Aires, Argentina by Rivero Rolny ArquitectosThursday, January 19th, 2017Article source: Rivero Rolny Arquitectos “Structure as space designer” Structure stops hiding behind the drawing and comes out to participate as the main character of the play. Based on the structure performance, everything occurs. The stage combines different but simple lines, materials, forms and senses.  Image Courtesy © Arq. Manuel Agustin Valerio Landivar
Matola House in Elche, España by Jaime Sepulcre ArquitecturasTuesday, January 17th, 2017Article source: Jaime Sepulcre Arquitecturas This house is a hybrid of several types of houses: first of all the first thing it wants is to be a “house of the Camp d’Elx”, as those still populate the rural districts with its peculiar silhouette, whose traditional architecture makes use of ceramic decks inclined and the deep porches -for shade- oriented at noon; But at the same time it also wants to be a “house-patio Mediterranean”, introverted, protected from the outside and purely white; And also has in its genetics a “Californian house”, one of those sophisticated houses of the admired modern architecture of Los Angeles -with whom we share Mediterranean climate- that unfold their plants -many L shaped- in open horizontal spaces which overlook the gardens and the refreshing swimming pools.  Image Courtesy © David Frutos
House Vlijmen in Netherlands by Jan Couwenberg ArchitectuurTuesday, January 17th, 2017Article source: Jan Couwenberg Architectuur In the village of Vlijmen this house was designed for an elderly couple, who wanted to keep on living in this house as long as possible. Therefore, most of the program is located on ground level, on top only a spare bed- and bathroom are being made. The box from the ground level is being perforated with voids, where a small patio, wooden Western Red Cedar parts, or windows were made. By making this rhythm, a car port and patio-shaped exteriors give the house an extra layer between in- and outside.  Image Courtesy © Jan Couwenberg Architectuur
Mehrabad House in Isfahan Province, Iran by Sarsayeh Architectural OfficeTuesday, January 17th, 2017Article source: Sarsayeh Architectural Office For those people who have a long experience of living in single-unit houses with a courtyard, it is a great challenge to change their life style and live in apartment houses. Losing many of desirable advantages of single unit houses such as independency, fellowship with nature, existence of hierarchy and, natural ventilation and … is a trouble for the people who want to live apartment units.  Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi
Duplex & the City in Sydney, Australia by Luigi Rosselli ArchitectsThursday, January 12th, 2017Article source: Luigi Rosselli Architects Equivalent to the brownstones of New York, this interwar duplex is a humane scale solution to housing in the Sydney city fringes. Shoulder to shoulder with other apartment buildings, the original 1920s two-storey flats were transformed into a four storey block with a basement carpark and cellar, a ground floor garden apartment and a two-storey penthouse.  The scissor balconies of the back elevation are angled to offer side views while maintaining the building’s rear alignment with the neighbouring properties. The Council thought but resisted the tempation to emacitate the elevation by cutting it back to a flat façade. Sydney City Council is a design intelligent council, a rare thing in that level of authority, Image Courtesy © Edward Birch
C3A in Córdoba, Spain by realities:unitedTuesday, January 10th, 2017Article source: realities:united The original concept for the building by Nieto Sobejano Arquitectos proposed the integration of a low-resolution light and media façade on the building surface, facing Río Guadalquivir. realities:united was commissioned to further develop the conception and the design for this media skin in close cooperation with the architects.
 Image Courtesy © Markus Koob
Moradia Gafanha da Boavista in Portugal by Arch. Adalberto DiasTuesday, January 10th, 2017Article source: Arch. Adalberto Dias The plot in Gafanha da Boavista is narrow and long. The program was interesting and not vulgar for a single family dwelling. The clients, young couple formed in the Nordic countries, had a different concept of life and another notion of family structure and their relationships. Three spaces and a corridor, in three volumes, was the concept of the project.  Image Courtesy © FG + SG
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