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Urban in Hong Kong, China by Joey Ho Design Limited

Friday, July 11th, 2014

Article source: Joey Ho Design Limited

Located in an exclusive mall in the heart of Hong Kong. The brief is to elevate this restaurant into a playful and casual gourmet concept, and allowing customers not only a place to refuel, but to socialize with friends and colleagues, which is the true essence of urban lifestyle.

Image Courtesy © Dick Liu

Image Courtesy © Dick Liu

  • Architects: Joey Ho Design Limited
  • Project: Urban
  • Location: Shop 322, 3/F, Landmark Atrium, 15 Queen’s Road Central, Hong Kong
  • Photography: Dick Liu
  • Built area: 289.5 sq. m. (3,116 sq. ft.)
  • Design Period: Jun 2013 to Aug 2013
  • Completion (date): Sep 2013 to Nov 2013
  • Finishing materials: Clear Glass, Clear Mirror, Eulsion Paint, Plastic Laminate, Vinyl, Stone,

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Bryza by Projekt Kolobrzeg

Tuesday, May 13th, 2014

Article source: Projekt Kolobrzeg

THE MAIN OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT WAS TO ACCOMMODATE THE NEW SHOPPING MALL INTO THE ARCHITECTURAL MESS SURROUNDINGS AND CREATING THE NEUTRAL BACKGROUND FOR THE HISTORIC CHURCH BUILDING.

Image Courtesy © Projekt Kolobrzeg

Image Courtesy © Projekt Kolobrzeg

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FUZHOU WUSIBEI THAIHOT PLAZA in CHINA by SPARK

Wednesday, May 7th, 2014

Article source: SPARK

Fuzhou Wusibei Thaihot Plaza’s central location at WuSi Bei Dajie, Jinan District makes it  Fuzhou’s most successful retail mall. Its design enhanced Thaihot’s brand as a forward thinking innovative retail developer. SPARK’s design entwines the plaza, the street and the mall interior into a continuous circulation route that transforms the building into a living entity full of movement and energy. 12-hour daytime retail activities are concentrated in a 7-level shopping mall from which routes to the rooftop are carved out. Here various activities such as full service dining and cinema effectively create 24-hour traffic-free streets and squares attracting visitors not only to shop but also enjoy as a new social and entertainment destination.

Image Courtesy © ShuHe

Image Courtesy © ShuHe

  • Architecture and Interior Design: SPARK
  • Project: FUZHOU WUSIBEI THAIHOT PLAZA
  • Location: CHINA
  • Photography: ShuHe
  • Total GFA (sqm): 300,000sqm (Above ground GFA: 212,600sqm, basement GFA: 87.400sqm) Commercial: 100,890sqm,SOHO: 199,110sqm)
  • Project Director: Jan Felix Clostermann
  • Team: Mingyin Tan, Christian Taeubert, Jian Yun Wu, Ben de Lange, Emer Loraine, Wang Haiyan Leo Micolta, Cary Cheng
  • Client: Thaihot Group

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K11 Art Mall in Shanghai, China by Kokaistudios

Tuesday, August 6th, 2013

Article source: Kokaistudios

Kokaistudios is proud to announce the opening of the K11 Art Mall in June, 2013. Located in the heart of Shanghai’s central shopping street, Huai Hai Lu, this innovative commercial project has re-vitalized the podium levels of the landmark New World Tower, an icon of the 1990’s commercial renaissance of Shanghai.

Image Courtesy © Charlie Xia

  • Architects: Kokaistudios
  • Project: K11 Art Mall
  • Location: Shanghai, China
  • Photography: Charlie Xia
  • Client: New World Development
  • Designers: Andrea Destefanis, Filippo Gabbiani, Pietro Peyron, Li Wei, Carmen Lee, Wang Yun, Coco Cheng.
  • Complete: February, 2013(soft open), June, 2013(grand open)
  • Interior Gross Floor Area: Retail 35,500 sqm
  • Local Architect: Tong Ji Architecture Design Research Institute
  • LEED Consultant: Arup
  • Software used: AutoCAD

TUKCOM I.T. Mall Sriracha in Cholburi, Thailand by Supermachine Studio

Wednesday, March 6th, 2013

Article source: Supermachine Studio

TUKCOM I.T. mall has been rising with the rapid evolution of information and technological products from 2000 on. The market has changed dramatically with the recovering economy from 1997 crisis. Asian consumers update their I.T. products in routine fashion. From Laemtong shopping mall built in the early 90’s for diverse product oriented, the building was then converted into a shopping center devoted to communication and technology products (computers, mobile phones, camera, gadget etc.) and renamed to TUKCOM I.T. mall. Since then the new brand has been expanding and new TUKCOM building is built one every 2 year. After 5 years, there are 3 TUKCOMs in Thailand and a few more at plan.

Image Courtesy Supermachine studio

  • Architects: Supermachine Studio
  • Project: TUKCOM I.T. Mall Sriracha
  • Location: Sriracha, Cholburi, Thailand
  • Design Team: Pitupong Chaowakul, Suchart Ouypornchaisakul, Santi Sarasuphab, Nuntawat Tassanasangsoon, Kasidis Puektes,Jetsada Phongwasin and Korthong Thongtaem
  • Commission: Façade Renovation
  • Height: 24 meter
  • Façade Area: 1,200 Square meters

Mall at Nilo Peçanha in Porto Alegre, Brazil by Carolina Souza Pinto, Lucas Obino (OSPA) and Jean Grivot

Sunday, June 3rd, 2012

Article source: Carolina Souza Pinto

A shopping center with 12 shops facing one of the most valuable corners of the city of Porto Alegre, Brazil. The work was conceived and executed with industrial materials, and its macrostructure made ​​in precast concrete, optimizing runtime. The gallery formed by the coverage balance is projected at 1.5 m above street level, not conflict visually with the parking lots that require quick places like this, heavy traffic.

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  • Architects: Carolina Souza Pinto, Lucas Obino (OSPA) and Jean Grivot
  • Project: Mall at Nilo Peçanha
  • Location: Porto Alegre, Brazil
  • Type: Commercial
  • Client: Ruy Brossard
  • Collaboration: Claudio Souza Pinto, Construtora Premold
  • Project Area: 4200.00 M2
  • Area construction: 700.00 M2
  • Software: Autodesk AutoCAD, Autodesk 3DS MAX, Adobe Photoshop.

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Climate Protection Supermarket in Graz, Austria by Love Architecture

Friday, February 24th, 2012

Article source: Love Architecture

The first energy self‐sufficient store that produces more energy than it uses. Organic products and a healthy lifestyle are mega trends in our society and therefore in the food industry as well. When building supermarkets, environmental friendliness and sustainability are becoming increasingly important. Economically and ecologically sustainable construction and operation minimize the ecological footprint and reduce the life‐cycle cost of buildings.

Image Courtesy Jasmin Schuller

  • Architects: Love Architecture
  • Project: Climate Protection Supermarket
  • Location: Graz, Austria
  • Area: NSF 1,100m2, GFA 1,500m2
  • Date of completion: December 2011
  • General planner: LOVE architecture
  • Software used: AutoCAD

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Kwakkel Showroom in Apeldoorn, the Netherlands by Wiel Arets Architects

Friday, February 3rd, 2012

Article source: Wiel Arets Architects

Located in a newly formed industrial area within the municipality of Apeldoorn between the city center and the national highway, Kwakkel, which distributes building and sanitary ware, required new facilities for their diverse program; administration, showroom, storage, service area, as well as cafeteria and restaurant overlaying the customary showroom program with additional public use.

Image Courtesy Kim Zwarts, Jan Bitter

  • Architects: Wiel Arets Architects
  • Project: Kwakkel Showroom
  • Location: Apeldoorn Noord, the Netherlands
  • Project Team: Wiel Arets, William Fung, Harold Hermans, Philippe Dirix, Carl Augustijns
  • Collaborators: Harold Aspers, Elsa Caetano, Jacques van Eyck, Frank Menzel, Mai Henriksen, Markus Elminger
  • Models: William Fung, Sebastian Nau
  • Site supervisors: Harold Hermans
  • Date of design: 1999 – 2001
  • Date of completion: 2001 – 2002
  • Photographs: Kim Zwarts, Jan Bitter
  • Client: Kwakkel B.V.
  • Program: Showroom, offices, storage accomodation
  • Area: 5.400 m2

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Portland Mall Revitalization in Portland, Oregon by ZGF Architects LLP

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

Article source: ZGF Architects LLP

Already an icon of progressive planning, the revitalized Portland Mall is significant nationally as a new benchmark in urban design, place-making and transportation infrastructure. Extending the entire length of downtown Portland, it mixes multiple modes of transportation, stimulates adjacent development and re-establishes itself as one of Portland’s premier civic spaces.

Aerial View (Images Courtesy Bruce Forster / Eckert & Eckert)

  • Architect: ZGF Architects LLP
  • Name of Project: Portland Mall Revitalization
  • Location: Portland, Oregon
  • Owner: Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon (TriMet)
  • Photo Credit : Bruce Forster / Eckert & Eckert

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