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The Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies in Millbrook, New York by Becker + Becker

Thursday, May 4th, 2023

Article source: Becker + Becker

This project consists of an extensive renovation and addition to the internationally renowned environmental institute’s headquarters.  The project re-envisions and updates the forward-thinking aspirations of the visionary 1978 design by Malcolm Wells, a founder of the green building movement.  Over the 42 years since this innovative project was lauded widely in the architectural and general press as a trailblazing exemplar of sustainable design, its solar thermal roof and geothermal systems failed and were lost to renovations that subverted the original intention for the building to embody the Cary’s environmental values.

Aerial, Image Courtesy © Seamus Payne

  • Architects: Becker + Becker
  • Project: The Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies
  • Location: Millbrook, New York
  • Photography: Seamus Payne

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Judith Neilson Institute for Journalism and Ideas in Sydney, Australia by Tzannes

Thursday, February 9th, 2023

Article source: Tzannes

Central to Judith Neilson’s vision for the JNIJI is the concept of understanding history and influencing the future of society through independent, investigative journalism and the discussion of ideas.

These JNIJI objectives align to the conservation, restoration or adaptation of two heritage listed buildings and the addition of a new element.

Image Courtesy © Ben Guthrie

  • Architects: Tzannes
  • Project: Judith Neilson Institute for Journalism and Ideas
  • Location: Sydney, Australia
  • Photography: Ben Guthrie
  • Project Director: Alec Tzannes
  • Project Architect: Matilda Gollan

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Institut Laue-Langevin in Grenoble, France by Levitt Bernstein and TKMT architectes

Wednesday, January 4th, 2023

Article source: Levitt Bernstein and TKMT architectes

Levitt Bernstein and TKMT architectes designed a new visitor centre as part of the Institut Laue-Langevin campus in Grenoble, a pan-European initiative providing neutrons to visiting researchers for experiments and analysis at the molecular level. The new building will give access to the institute’s array of state-of-the-art equipment and provide scientists with a base for their work. Also included are new conference facilities, bookable lab space and healthcare support. Inspired by the nearby neutron accelerator, the design of the building takes its cues from specific scientific methods, while also creating highly functional, multipurpose spaces.

Image Courtesy © Benjamin Gremen

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CIEE Rome Global Institute in Italy by CIVILIVN

Thursday, December 12th, 2019

Article source: CIVILIVN

CIVILIVN transformed a former embassy in Palazzo Capizucchi—a 16th-century ecclesiastical residence in the heart of Rome—into a new academic center for the Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE). The renovated space now serves as the CIEE Global Institute in Rome, helping advance the nonprofit’s mission of providing meaningful study-abroad experiences that prepare students to live in a globally interdependent and culturally diverse world. CIVILIVN was involved in all stages of the renovation, supporting project management firm DBI with the initial property search and leading the project from the space planning phase through concept development and execution.

Image Courtesy © CIVILIVN

  • Architects: CIVILIVN
  • Project: CIEE Rome Global Institute
  • Location: Rome, Italy
  • Team:

  • Size: 10,000 SQF

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Extension Rietveld Academy + Sandberg institute in Amsterdam, The Netherlands by Fedlev led by Paulien Bremmer in collaboration with Hootsmans architectuurbureau

Tuesday, September 24th, 2019

Article source: Studio Paulien Bremmer & Hootsmans architectuurbureau

‘It’s a landscaping solution,’ says architect of the Gerrit Rietveld Academie and Sandberg Instituut’s new building Paulien Bremmer as she walks through the completed facility. Its luminous, high and always unexpectedly connected spaces call for exploration and use and, of course, new work by art academy students.

Bremmer herself studied at not only Delft University of Technology, but also both the Gerrit Rietveld Academie and the Sandberg Instituut. She received this design commission after an internal competition to which teams of students, lecturers and alumni could submit proposals. The Rietveld community and a professional jury both selected Fedlev, the design team that Bremmer formed with fellow Rietveld alumni Maze de Boer, Luca Carboni and Sandra Stanionyte; during the design process, more designers joined Fedlev.

Aiming to work in a multidisciplinary way, Fedlev created so-called ‘white spaces’ inside the design and called upon artists and designers from the art academy to fill them in. These subsequently designed components of the new building and of the redevelopment of the existing buildings. ‘We’re very proud of this,’ says chair of the Gerrit Rietveld Academie’s executive board Annelies van Eenennaam. ‘It also sends a clear message about our principles, giving art academy alumni some elbow room. It may be a little more risky, but this approach always produces unexpected results. We would like to see it applied more widely.’

Image Courtesy © Studio Paulien Bremmer & Hootsmans architectuurbureau

  • Architects: Fedlev led by Paulien Bremmer i.c.w. Hootsmans architectuurbureau
  • Project: Extension Rietveld Academy + Sandberg institute
  • Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  • Photography: Jeroen Verrecht, Johannes Schwartz
  • Client: Stichting Gerrit Rietveld Academie
  • Project Architect: Paulien Bremmer
  • Team Competition to Structural Design: Paulien Bremmer with Maze de Boer, Sandra Stanionyte, Luca Carboni and Marjan van Herpen, Joost Huyzer, Akira Negishi, Jan Willem Petersen, Luuc Sonke, Victor Verhage, Stephanie Willocx
  • Team Preliminary Design to Inauguration: Fedlev: Paulien Bremmer, Marjan van Herpen, Joost Huyzer, Anne Dessing, Alexander Lefebvre, Anastasia Pandilovska, Milan Rikhof, Luuc Sonke, Vincka Struben, Claudia Temperilli. Hootsmans architects: Rob Hootsmans, Daan Petri, Carlota Alvarado, Remco Bruggink, René Bos, Elke Demyttenaere, Pier Helder, Viktor van Hooff, Jeroen Kreijne, Eric van Noord
  • Interior Design: Fedlev led by Paulien Bremmer, in collaboration with Hootsmans architects
  • Design Auditorium Curtain: Anastasia Starostenko

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The Francis Crick Institute in London, England by PLP Architecture

Sunday, May 5th, 2019

Article source: PLP Architecture

The Francis Crick Institute is an extraordinary example of collaborative work in science today. A consortium of six of the UK's largest organisations for biomedical research, the Institute brings together multidisciplinary groups of researchers including biologists, chemists, physicists, engineers, computer scientists and mathematicians to develop ground-breaking research for the improvement of human health. To house this centre, we devised a building that operates both as a complex laboratory as well as a place for collaboration and exchange.

Image Courtesy © Nick Guttridge

  • Architects: PLP Architecture
  • Project: The Francis Crick Institute
  • Location: London, England
  • Photography: Nick Guttridge, Paul Grundy

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BioCruces Institute Headquarters in Barakaldo, Spain by IDOM

Monday, March 4th, 2019

Article source: IDOM 

BioCruces is the Medical Research Institute of the Cruces Teaching Hospital, a healthcare reference within the Basque Country, with a solid history of teaching and research. Its goals include the promotion, cohesion and support of research groups that make up the Institute in order to develop quality translational research and promote effective innovation and collaboration with other entities.

Up until the construction of the new facility, the institute carried out its activity within the general services building of the Cruces hospital, also designed by IDOM. Part of its activity will continue to run there, aside from the new building, its purpose complementary to the main operation.

Image Courtesy © Aitor Ortiz

  • Architects: IDOM (Fernando Garrido)
  • Project: BioCruces Institute Headquarters
  • Location: Barakaldo, Spain
  • Photography: Aitor Ortiz
  • Project Director, Architect(s) in Charge and Project Management : Gonzalo Carro
  • Costs: Athos Engineering
  • Structure: Miguel Angel Corcuera
  • HVAC: Alvaro Gutierrez – Tecman
  • Site Supervision: Gonzalo Carro
  • Construction Supervision: Athos Engineering

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Kansas Health Institute in Topeka by Hufft

Monday, July 9th, 2018

Article source: Hufft

As an active non-partisan think-tank organization dedicated to health and wellness, the Kansas Health Institute (KHI) plays host to a revolving door of meetings and seminars throughout the week. KHI engaged Hufft to renovate the first floor of their historic building to maximize the efficiency, hospitality and capacity of their conference center. The resulting design provides a collection of meeting spaces that accommodate a variety of group sizes and meeting styles. The rooms include several closed-door cubbies for individual work and quiet contemplation, small meeting rooms for collaborative brainstorming, and a sequence of larger spaces with flexible partitions that can expand to accommodate presentations for up to 170 people.

Image Courtesy © Hufft

  • Architects: Hufft
  • Project: Kansas Health Institute
  • Location: Topeka, Kansas, USA
  • Software used: SketchUp, Revit
  • Project Size: 8000
  • Completion Date: 2017

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Institute of Advanced Study of the University of Amsterdam in The Netherlands by HOH Architecten

Thursday, May 10th, 2018

Article source: HOH Architecten 

The Institute for Advanced Study (IAS) of the University of Amsterdam is a centre for interdisciplinary research and  brings together young international scientists to generate ideas, broaden knowledge and develop new research methodologies. Biologists, sociologists and economists work together on topics such as climate change, immigration and financial crises. In addition, Nobel Prize laureates are invited to discuss urgent interdisciplinary issues.

Image Courtesy © HOH Architecten

  • Architects: HOH Architecten
  • Project: Institute of Advanced Study of the University of Amsterdam
  • Location: Oude Turfmarkt, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  • Client: University of Amsterdam / Institute of Advanced Studies
  • Project Team: Freyke Hartemink, Carsten Hilgendorf, Jarrik Ouburg, Matteo Oldini, Julio Tamma
  • Consultants: Tentij Constructie BV
  • Area: 600 m2

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EOLAS, Maynooth University in Republic of Ireland by Coady Architects

Friday, March 30th, 2018

Article source: Coady Architects

The 8,000m2 EOLAS BUILDING at MAYNOOTH UNIVERSITY provides state of the art Information Communication Technology facilities for six different University Departments and Institutes including undergraduate, post-graduate and research users as well as a Business Incubations Centre for start-ups. The building is a major strategic investment by the University as part of an ambitious plan for growth.

Image Courtesy © Coady Architects

  • Architects: Coady Architects
  • Project: EOLAS, Maynooth University
  • Location: Maynooth, Republic of Ireland
  • Software used: Autocad, Illustrator
  • Quantity Surveyors: Lawlor Burns & Associates
  • Mechanical & Electrical Engineers: J V Tierney & Company
  • Structural Engineers: Punch Consulting Ltd
  • Façade Consultants: Billings Design Associates Ltd
  • Main Contractor: Tracey Brothers Ltd
  • Project Size: 8,000 sq.m
  • Completion: July 2015

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