ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Master Plan’ CategorySeebad Breitenbrunn in Austria by Söhne & Partner architectsTuesday, July 26th, 2016Article source: Söhne & Partner architects The design for the “Masterplan Seebad Breitenbrunn” was created in collaboration with ‘Best(un)Built’ and ‘Alles ist Landschaft’ within an EU-wide open competition call. Even though we didn’t win we are happy about a nomination among the top 5 of a total of 50 participants.  Image Courtesy © Söhne & Partner architects
20 hectare urban regeneration project in Bunkyō-ku, Japan by Conran and PartnersFriday, March 4th, 2016Article source: v2com Won in limited competition against a list of international architects including Cesar Pelli, KPF and Kengo Kuma, Conran and Partners has led this significant project, Tokyo’s single largest development in the last 10 years, as both Design Architect and Design Supervisor since 2004.  Image Courtesy © Edmund Sumner
Christiansholm island in Copenhagen’s inner harbor, Denmark by COBEThursday, February 18th, 2016Article source: COBE Today, the winner of the international competition regarding a masterplan for Christiansholm island in Copenhagen’s inner harbour was announced to be COBE together with Inside Outside, Via Trafik and Transsolar. The winning proposal builds on the provisional urban life that already exists today on the island by replacing the existing warehouses with new Copenhagen Halls containing informal, public functions, and housing on top.  Image Courtesy © COBE and Luxigon
La Grande Mosaïque in Caen, France by MVRDVTuesday, February 16th, 2016Article source: MVRDV La Grande Mosaïque, MVRDV’s project in Caen, France, has been in development for two years and has already seen a series of projects under construction within the masterplan, with many more breaking ground in the coming years. The 600 hectare masterplan tackles the problems caused by the area’s heavy industry and rapid de-industrialisation, integrating the historic aspects of the site with the natural environment. The development includes a mix of housing, offices, mixed-use buildings, public spaces and infrastructure; all stitched together and laid out using a spatial planning tool, ‘the offset’, created by MVRDV. In a move to engage locals, an exhibition of MVRDV’s works and Le Grand Mosaïque is open to public viewing in ‘Le Pavillon’, an exhibition space in the old city port, until the 13th March 2016.  Image Courtesy © MVRDV
Quartier Grillweg in Graz, Austria by Zechner & Zechner ZT GmbHWednesday, July 1st, 2015Article source: Zechner & Zechner ZT GmbH Zechner & Zechner win the competition for the “Quartier Grillweg in Graz” At Graz’s Western access road, where remains of the former “Euroshopping” currently stand, a “green courtyard“ with about 400 flats and appropriate infrastructure is to be erected. Out of 82 admitted projects the architectural firm Zechner & Zechner won the two-stage competition.  Image Courtesy © Zechner & Zechner ZT GmbH
Mirdif Hills Masterplan in Dubai, United Arab Emirates by JDArchitectsFriday, June 5th, 2015Article source: JDArchitects JDA were commissioned to work with local architects A2Z to design and formulate a master plan for a 9 hectare site in the west area of Dubai city, close to international airport. JDA are responsible for the concept and design brief, with A2Z responsible for local design and technical brief. The completed master plan is 3.5m ft2 of new development and community. 70% of the development is residential apartments and duplex facing the parkland to the east. The central zone has a hotel with serviced apartments, shops and restaurants surrounding a piazza. The site runs east to west and can all be accessed by pedestrian ways through gardens, courtyards and climate controlled zones, with parking and utilities in the basement areas. JDA have designed a modern, sustainable development with local influences taken from traditional Emirate architecture. This includes a mosque, medical centres and nurseries. Mirdif is a gated community with all facilities for living in this harsh environment. Planning consent has been granted by Dubai Municipality. JDA have now embarked on detail design and tender for this project.  Image Courtesy © JDArchitects
ATRIO in Bogotá, Colombian by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP)Saturday, April 4th, 2015Article source: Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP) RSHP unveils plans for mixed-use development in central Bogotá Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP) has unveiled plans for ATRIO, a major mixed-use commercial development in central Bogotá comprising two towers connected by a large, open public space at ground level.  Image Courtesy © Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP)
Brick Neighbourhood in Ljubljana, Slovenia by dekleva gregoric arhitektiWednesday, March 18th, 2015Article source: dekleva gregoric arhitekti How to establish a clear spatial, material and social identity of the neighbourhood? This question was the basic principle when developing the design of objects and their surroundings in terms of deeper connection of future residents with their living environment. The concept of the 3D erosion is resulting from the critique of the existing master plan with generic volumes in terms of size and height and their arbitrary position. This concept of sub-structuring of the volume is further reflected in the material expression: the initial envelope is defined with the brick layer and the cut-outs with balconies in render.  Façade of two aligned buildings facing the neighbourhood park, Image Courtesy © Miran Kambič
Grant Associates completes sustainable public realm landscape for Bristol’s historic waterfrontWednesday, March 18th, 2015Article source: UK landscape architects Grant Associates The final phase of public realm landscape design for Bristol’s award-winning Harbour side development has been completed by UK landscape architects Grant Associates for developer Crest Nicholson. The completion of the 15 year regeneration project comes as Bristol celebrates its status as European Green Capital in 2015 – awarded for the City’s outstanding commitment to sustainability, creativity, culture and innovation.  Image Courtesy © UK landscape architects Grant Associates
New Erbaa Pinery Social Habitat by Selim SeninSunday, March 8th, 2015Article source: Selim Senin Designed a structure that is lost in space. Habitat sits on 5 different heights. The richness of space is provided by the courtyard. The terrace with stairs and ramps provide access easily. Open space and public space through different levels are turned into public places without losing its influence in both specialized.  Image Courtesy © Selim Senin
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