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6 Social Housing Units in Rennes, France by Atelier56S

Monday, February 17th, 2020

Article source: Atelier56S 

This social housing building is built in a residential area in Rennes. Two out of six apartments, dedicated to more sensitive social tenants have individuals’ access, the four others have a common entrance. In order not to segregate the various social realities, we tried to unify the formal language of the 6 apartments.

Image Courtesy © Atelier56S

  • Architects: Atelier56S 
  • Project: 6 Social Housing Units
  • Location: Rennes, France
  • Client: Archipel Habitat
  • Area: 467 sqm
  • Price: 630.000 €
  • Completion: 11.2019

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Residence L-Ga in Busan, South Korea by Samhyun Urban & Architecture

Friday, February 14th, 2020

Article source: Samhyun Urban & Architecture

What is the ideal house that tenants dream of?

Residence L-ga is located in the end of the business district of Hwamyeong-dong, which is downstream of Nakdonggang River – the main river for Busan and Kyungnam province. In spite of the great scenery of the river, the site was left undeveloped for over ten years. We created a yard, which would allow encountering nature and neighbors. It is materialized by composing a section to connote the whole. The unite has L-shape, composed with three rectangular shapes. The roof of the lower level becomes the yard for the upper level. Three sides of more is always exposed in air, and the shape of the whole is established by the stacked stair design. By its systematization, each unite forms and identical shape whether it’s located on the 10th floor or the 24th floor. The yard formed with the method is a place where one experience nature and self-fulfillment, and also a space of possibility which opens up communication with the neighbors. It has secured economic feasibility by maximizing space and minimizing the finishing material. The high sustainability of space maximizes variety and minimizes low sustainable finishing materials, creating a tangent between the business owner and the tenants.

Image Courtesy © Yoon Joonhwan

  • Architects: Samhyun Urban & Architecture
  • Project: Residence L-Ga
  • Location: Buk-gu, Busan, Republic of Korea
  • Photography: Yoon Joonhwan
  • Site Area: 879.60m²
  • Gross Built Area: 7,512.73m²
  • Floors: B1–24F
  • Completion Year: 2015

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46 Apartments in Gentilly, France by tectône architectes

Thursday, February 13th, 2020

Article source: tectône architectes

Thought as the continuity of the “chaperon vert” quarter in Gentilly on the outskirts of Paris this housing project brings the right proportion of green and built spaces in a direct dialog with the neighboring buildings. The project prioritizes pedestrian use and sustainable transportations (Bikes, seaways, pedestrians, etc…) in continuity with the “aqueduc de la vanne” pedestrian walkway that goes through the city of Gentilly.

Both buildings are generously opened toward the collective garden through loggias, terraces and decks. All the facades have the same designing concept excluding any less qualitative “Rear Façade”. The rounded corners offer great fluidity between the four facades, in the end we can say that this building has only one long unrolled façade.

Image Courtesy © Pierre LExcellent

  • Architects: tectône architectes
  • Project: 46 Apartments
  • Location: Gentilly, France
  • Photography: Pierre LExcellent, Christophe Demonfaucon
  • Clients: Bouygues Immobilier for Foncière Logement
  • Environmental Qualifications: H&E profil A 2012 / BBC+ Effinergie RT2012
  • Team: Pascal Chombart and Lauwe et Etienne Chevreul-Demas as architects, Laurence Asmar and Jennifer Dot as project managers
  • Structure: Eurobat
  • Shutters: ONDULAM
  • Partitionwork: Euromib

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Chapman Stables Housing in Washington by STUDIO TWENTY SEVEN ARCHITECTURE

Wednesday, February 12th, 2020

Article source: STUDIO TWENTY SEVEN ARCHITECTURE

A housing community is the latest reincarnation of this one hundred and ten-year-old structure. Built by Edward Chapman in 1908 over the remnants of his horse stable destroyed by fire and his old coal yard sales shed, Chapman Coal Company Garage and Stables represents a significant contribution to the broad patterns of history and embodies distinctive characteristics of early twentieth century life in Washington, DC. For these reasons the building and site are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.   The identity of the new housing community is derived from this rich history.

Image Courtesy © Anice Hoachlander, Hoachlander Davis Photography

  • Architects: STUDIO TWENTY SEVEN ARCHITECTURE
  • Project: Chapman Stables Housing
  • Location: 57 N Street NW, Washington, DC 20001
  • Photography: Anice Hoachlander, Hoachlander Davis Photography
  • Area: 108,000 ft2 (10,033 m2)
  • Year: 2018

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273 housing, businesses and offices in Strasbourg, France by Patrick Schweitzer & Associés Architectes

Sunday, February 9th, 2020

Article source: Patrick Schweitzer & Associés Architectes

The project is located on the outskirts of the Plaine des Bouchers Business Park, in the very heart of the Meinau district In Strasbourg. Particularly visible from the Avenue de Colmar, the project makes a singular and qualitative mark on the district while ensuring the liveliness of the avenue.

Image Courtesy © Patrick Schweitzer & Associés Architectes

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Elit Manzara Beytepe Residences in Ankara, Turkey by Gokhan Aksoy Architects

Friday, February 7th, 2020

Article source: Gokhan Aksoy Architects

Elit Manzara Residence is located on an area of 13751 m2 in Beytepe neighborhood, which is developing as a residential area in the capital Ankara.

The project consists of two separate prisms which are connected to each other at the ground level, move vertically and horizontally. This formation of the masses is a result of the dwelling typologies that are developed in the design process.

Tower block offers houses with wide scenery of Ankara while the horizontal block suggests close relation to the nature with more green spaces. In order to increase the relationship of the horizontal block with nature, the parking lot is located at the basement floors. Thus created large usable green areas at different elevations.

Image Courtesy © Gokhan Aksoy Architects

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Emerson Two Boylston Place in Boston, Massachusetts by Elkus Manfredi Architects

Friday, February 7th, 2020

Article source: Elkus Manfredi Architects 

PROJECT DESIGN INTENT

Emerson College is the nation’s pre-eminent institution in higher education devoted to communication and the arts in a liberal arts context. Over the past 25 years, Emerson has worked closely with Elkus Manfredi Architects as it steadily purchased and renovated property in the city’s historic downtown Theatre District to create a new urban campus abutting some of the city’s most important and historic places, including the Boston Common, the Boston Public Garden, the Massachusetts State House, and the Freedom Trail.

Emerson College’s new 18-story, 375-bed residence hall at 2 Boylston Place meets the school’s critical need for on-campus housing while giving its highly creative student body a variety of inspired spaces for community, connection, self-expression, and emotional well-being, Image Courtesy © Peter Vanderwarker

  • Architects: Elkus Manfredi Architects
  • Project: Emerson Two Boylston Place
  • Location: Boston, Massachusetts
  • Photography: Peter Vanderwarker
  • Size: Building: 90,000 square feet
  • Height: 190 feet
  • Capacity: 375 beds
  • Client: Emerson College
  • Master Planning and Design: Elkus Manfredi Architects
  • Construction: Suffolk

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Vertical Village II in Gothenburg, Sweden by Tham & Videgård Arkitekter

Tuesday, February 4th, 2020

Article source: Tham & Videgård Arkitekter 

The new homes in Wendelstrand are part of a new district planned for a site at the Landvetter lake, in Gothenburg, Sweden. Tham & Videgård’s contribution is a solid timber version of the Vertical village scheme T&V designed for a site in Stockholm in 2009. The idea is to propose an alternative to the row house typology, offering each unit a private garden with keeping of the same efficient density as standard row-houses. This is achieved with vertical massing rather than horizontal, where compact three level homes sit in rounded plots defined by high hedges of flowering bushes.

Image Courtesy © Tham & Videgård Arkitekter

  • Architects: Tham & Videgård Arkitekter
  • Project: Vertical Village II
  • Location: Wendelstrand, Gothenburg, Sweden
  • Team: Bolle Tham and Martin Videgård (chief architects) Simon Nilsson, Jonas Tjäder
  • Total Built Area: 2.550 sqm
  • Floor Area/unit: 140 sqm (150 sqm GFA)
  • Number of Units: 17
  • Client: Next Step Group AB
  • Date: 2018
  • Status: Ongoing

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Unikato in Katowice, Poland by KWK Promes

Tuesday, February 4th, 2020

Article source: KWK Promes

Context

Unikato supposed to stand in the center of Katowice – once a dynamically developing industrial city. The testimony of that era are the impressive modernist buildings. Today, the city is experiencing a demographic crisis and suffers from sub-urbanization. There is a lack of new residential buildings, and the city is subordinated to car traffic generated by people coming here every day to work from the sprawling suburbs. Unikato is to be an impulse to reverse this negative trend and to breathe new life into the area.

Project Guidelines

The project budget was extremely low. The investor provided funds only for a cheap finish – styrofoam, plaster, white plastic windows – and for the balconies, which were to be a storage space for small apartments.

All the forms, details, materials and colors applied by architects are the chepaest and and very pragmatic solutions, Image Courtesy © Juliusz Sokolowski

  • Architects: KWK Promes
  • Project: Unikato
  • Location: Katowice, Poland
  • Photography: Aleksander Rutkowski OLO Studio, Jaroslaw Syrek, Juliusz Sokolowski

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AND Pastel in Istanbul, Turkey by Martha Schwartz Partners

Sunday, February 2nd, 2020

Article source: Martha Schwartz Partners

A new development in the expanding Kartal district on the Asian side of Istanbul will open up a proposed, master planned community of mixed uses. The district itself has a history of light industrial and manufacturing uses that are moving away to the urban periphery allowing housing to reinvent the vacated sites, thereby, transforming the precinct. Residential is pushing in rapidly as the MA motorway plus a public transport new Metro station makes this area very accessible and desirable. The AND site is fortunately located atop a high point that slopes down towards the water and the Sea of Marmara. Sitting astride this advantageous pinnacle, apartments on the upper levels will have sea views. Additionally, the site is surrounded by civic parkland that imparts a strong landscape context for the design.

Image Courtesy © Martha Schwartz Partners

  • Architects: Martha Schwartz Partners (HPP International)
  • Project: AND Pastel
  • Location: Istanbul, Turkey
  • Software used: Autocad, Grasshopper, Rhino
  • Client: Anadolu Group
  • Size: 3.87 hectares
  • Status: Completed 2020

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