ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Hall’ CategoryMortuary in Hörbranz, Austria by juri troy architectsWednesday, October 12th, 2016Article source: juri troy architects The new mortuary sets a clear defined centre in the middle between the old and the new cemetery of Hörbranz. A yard in bright sand is set in front of the chapel and held by a 20 m long concrete bank with integrated fountain.  Image Courtesy © juri troy architects
Jacobs Hall – UC Berkeley in California by Banker WireWednesday, October 5th, 2016Article source: Banker Wire It’s only fitting that a university building with multiple practices under one roof is employing the use of versatile woven wire mesh, manufactured by Banker Wire. Banker’s mesh provides strong infill material that also meets the architect’s design intent for exterior stair and pedestrian bridge railings at the new Jacobs Hall on the University of California, Berkeley campus. The three-story, 24,000-square-foot building houses design studios, equipment labs, classrooms, and community space.  Image Courtesy © Banker Wire
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
Tbilisi Public Service Hall in Georgia by Studio FuksasSaturday, July 30th, 2016Article source: Studio Fuksas The Tbilisi Public Service Hall is situated in the central area of the city and it overlooks the Kura river. The building is made up of 7 volumes that contain offices (each volume is made up of 4 floors located on different levels). These volumes are placed around a “central public square”, which is the core of the project, where there is the front office services. Offices are connected to each other by internal footbridges that stretches on different levels.  Image Courtesy © Moreno Maggi
Rokkatei Makomanai Hall in Hokkaido, Japan by Furuichi and AssociatesFriday, June 10th, 2016Article source: Furuichi and Associates This architecture possesses two functions: a confectionary shop and a concert hall. Both exterior and interior can change their atmosphere according to the two different functions as well as acoustics. In other words, this architecture has a “double face”. Also the client wanted use wood for the interior design to enhance the image of the shop, since Hokkaido is a leading forestry area.  Image Courtesy © Hiroshi Ito
New mechanics hall in Lausanne, Switzerland by Dominique Perrault ArchitecteSaturday, May 28th, 2016Article source: Dominique Perrault Architecte The ME building, dedicated to the mechanical engineering department, was built by the Zweifel + Stricker + Associates team in the early 70s, during the first phase of development of the campus. Its spatial organization bears testament to the tenets of the original master plan: the separation of cars and pedestrians into two different flows, as per Modern Movement in architecture principles, means that access to the building happens on multiple levels. The building has a three-dimensional grid (23’-7” length by 12’-9” height) which divides its space in a controlled way, regardless of type or purpose. The original master plan was revised several times over the ensuing decades, to question some of the initial projections, and to adjust it to inevitable evolutions such as a growing number of visitors and new usages. Moreover, the remarkable design of the Rolex Learning Center – which sits in the vicinity of the mechanics hall – leaves room for multiple architectural styles, allowing for the identity of the school to be renewed and for the campus itself to become a whole new district in the greater Lausanne metropolis.  Image Courtesy © Vincent Fillon / Dominique Perrault Architecture / Adagp
Deventer City Hall in The Netherlands by Neutelings Riedijk ArchitectenTuesday, May 17th, 2016Article source: Neutelings Riedijk Architecten The new city hall in Deventer unites the old historical city hall with a new city office. The new building complex is located at the ‘Grote Kerkhof’ and extends as far as the ‘Burseplein’. The 24.000 m2 large project consists of 20.000 m2 new buildings and 4.000 m2 renovation and restoration of existing listed monuments. The project consists of an entrance building with a main building behind it and unites all of Deventer’s employees, formerly divided over the city, under one new roof. It houses the city council and all municipal services and invigorates a formerly forgotten part of the inner city.  Image Courtesy © Scagliola Brakkee
Palanga concert hall in Lithuania by Uostamiescio projektasFriday, March 18th, 2016Article source: Uostamiescio projektas New concert hall erected in the autumn of 2015 at the most popular resort town of Lithuania- Palanga. Specific location- center of the quarter, which is formed by different stylistics discordant buildings, presupposed a simple circular shape- the form that unites surrounding various periods of architecture. It’s round white facade not only gives sense of lightness to a relatively big volume of a building, but also highlights a valuable historic building- Palanga kurhauz, by forming a contrast background to it.  Image Courtesy © Leonas Garbacauskas
New City Hall in Bezons, France by Emmanuel COMBAREL Dominique MARREC Architectes (ECDM)Thursday, February 18th, 2016Article source: Emmanuel COMBAREL Dominique MARREC Architectes (ECDM) The immediate proximity of the future heart of the city constituted of businesses and dwellings forces us to sanctuarize the square of the City Hall and to distinguish an external extension, a place which offers dignity and readability to the City Hall.  Image Courtesy © Benoit Fougeirol
Mobile library in Seoul Innovation Park, South Korea by SpaceTong (ArchiWorkshop)Thursday, January 28th, 2016Article source: SpaceTong (ArchiWorkshop) ‘Pavilion Library’ project is commissioned by Seoul Innovation Park and Seoul city. 100,000m2 site was occupied by Ministry of food and drug safety for last 60 years and the intension of the project is to revitalize and open the gate to the public for its first time. Currently, number of social companies and startups are gathered and occupied to solve social issues of Seoul. The Seoul city governments decided to open up the complex to vitalize natural interaction between the tenants and citizens.  Image Courtesy © SpaceTong (ArchiWorkshop)
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