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Los Angeles Union Station Master Plan in California by UNStudio + EE&K

Wednesday, May 2nd, 2012

Article source: UNStudio + EE&K

UNStudio and EE&K a Perkins Eastman company, and Jacobs Engineering have submitted a proposal for a scope of work to develop a Master Plan of Los Angeles Union Station.

Ben van Berkel of UNStudio, along with Jonathan Cohn of EE&K, presented their ‘Vision Board’ –  a conceptual rendering in the year 2050, showing Los Angeles Union Station as a multi-modal transit hub with a mix of uses, new development and outdoor spaces. The intent of the Vision Board was to explore visionary possibilities for Union Station and surrounding areas. The vision submitted does not portray the final design issues that will be examined in the Master Plan, however it does show a hint of the possibilities for the city and the regional transit hub of the future.

Aerial View

  • Architect: UNStudio + EE&K
  • Name of Project: Los Angeles Union Station Master Plan
  • Location: 800 North Alameda Street, Los Angeles, California
  • Client: Metro
  • Building surface: n/a
  • Building volume: n/a
  • Building site: 40 hectares

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Pyramid Heights Masterplan in Cairo, Egypt by Klingmann Architects + Brand Consultants

Wednesday, April 25th, 2012

Article source: Klingmann Architects + Brand Consultants

KABC developed a holistic 21st century community in Cairo, in close proximity to one of the most ancient wonders of the world, the Pyramids of Giza. It is a community inspired by the land of Egypt, where quality of life is maximized within a serene natural environment. This project combines the convenience of cultivated living, sophisticated boutique retail, innovative class A office spaces, and enjoyable entertainment with a spectacular connective pedestrian network of undulating foot trails, lively squares, and peaceful waterscapes. A sequence of communities, in the form of small oases offer visual difference and active engagement. The differently styled communities offer contrasting experiences—both in program and in appearance. This means that each resident can select a different atmosphere, conducive to his or her lifestyle. The result is an economically viable development that creates a sense of comfort, peace, and enjoyment for the global citizen of tomorrow.

a connective pedestrian network of lively squares and peaceful waterscapes

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Lotto-Turm in Stuttgart, Germany by Frohlocke

Thursday, April 19th, 2012

Article source: Frohlocke

The site “Österreichischer Platz“ is situated on the edge of Stuttgart’s city center.

Its function has not changed a bit in the last 40 years, it is surrounded by and isolated through highways, it is used as a parking lot and also as a meeting point for dubious people. The people have almost forgotten about it somehow after being in a bad state for years. But now the rhythm as well as the character of the surrounding highway will be interrupted by 55 piled-up sea containers

Drawing

  • Architects: Frohlocke
  • Project: Lotto-Turm
  • Location: Stuttgart, Germany
  • Project Architect: Lars Behrendt

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Ground Zero Master Plan in New York by Daniel Libeskind

Saturday, April 14th, 2012

Article source: Daniel Libeskind

After 9/11, there were several years of public debate, as New Yorkers worked to figure out how best to rebuild the World Trade Center site. It was necessary to take some time to develop a plan that reconciled the various constituencies’ individual goals. In August 2002 The Lower Manhattan Development Corporation (LMDC) announced a competition for a master plan. Studio Daniel Libeskind design was selected in February 2003.

Image Courtesy Silverstein Properties

  • Architects: Daniel Libeskind
  • Project: Ground Zero Master Plan
  • Location: New York
  • Client: The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey; The Lower Manhattan Development Corporation

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Masterplan for Marseille’s old port displayed at MIPIM in France by Foster + Partners

Thursday, March 15th, 2012

Article source: Foster + Partners

Marseille’s Vieux Port, one of the great Mediterranean ports, is about to be transformed. Work has started on Michel Desvigne’s and Foster + Partners’ competition-winning master-plan for its regeneration. The project will reclaim the quaysides as a civic space, creating new informal venues for performances and events and removing traffic to create a safe, semi-pedestrianized public realm. The transformation of the World Heritage-listed port is one of a series of projects to be completed in time for the city’s inauguration as European Capital of Culture in 2013.

Image Courtesy Foster + Partners

  • Architects: Foster + Partners
  • Project: Masterplan for Marseille’s old port displayed at MIPIM
  • Location: Marseille, France

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New Passenger Terminal and Masterplan, Zagreb Airport in Croatia by Zaha Hadid Architects

Sunday, March 11th, 2012

Article source: Zaha Hadid Architects

Our designs for expansion of Zagreb Airport include the new terminal – a distinctive, environmentally advanced building, organized through a series of flow lines, set in a tapestry-like configuration, where landscaped spaces and strategies for future expansion are designed in one single gesture.

Rendering

  • Architect: Zaha Hadid Architects
  • Name of Project: New Passenger Terminal and Master-plan, Zagreb Airport
  • Location: Zagreb, Croatia
  • Client: Zraana Luka Zagreb, Zagreb Airport
  • Type: Competition / Research
  • About: New Passenger Terminal Building: 75000m²; 5 million annual passengers; (150,000m², expansion to 10 million annual passengers); Masterplan: 500,000m² mixed-use development

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Public Space in Calle Ferrocarril, Spain by abau

Wednesday, February 22nd, 2012

Article source: abau

The intervention is located in a residual area, product from the regularization contained in the Master Plan, which realization depended on the public intervention. The extension in time of this precarious situation generated spontaneous ways of occupation, in some cases incompatible with each others, just as game area, pets walking and the one which finally reach to prevail, parking area. This situation supposes a conflict with the adjacent houses and, of course, with the transit of people in a walking area. The site area is about 580 m².

Night View

  • Architect: abau
  • Name of Project: Public Space in Calle Ferrocarril
  • Location: Ferrocarril Camas, Spain
  • Software used: AutoCAD and CYPE Ingenieros

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Cilandak Bisnis Square (CIBIS) in Jakarta, Indonesia by Broadway Malyan

Sunday, February 5th, 2012

Article source: Broadway Malyan

Global architecture, urbanism and design practice Broadway Malyan has pushed into Indonesia with an appointment to deliver the masterplan for the high-profile Cilandak Bisnis Square (CIBIS) project in Jakarta, on behalf of client Bhumyamka Sekawan.

Broadway Malyan

  • Architects: Broadway Malyan
  • Project: Cilandak Bisnis Square (CIBIS)
  • Location: Jakarta, Indonesia

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Master Plan for the Central Delaware in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania by Cooper, Robertson & Partners; KieranTimberlake and OLIN

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

Article source: Cooper, Robertson & Partners; KieranTimberlake and OLIN

Master plan for 6 miles of the Delaware River waterfront in Center City Philadelphia, based on the Civic Vision which was prepared through an extensive public engagement planning process. The goal of the plan is to provide a practical implementation strategy for the phasing and funding of public realm enhancements to the waterfront, including the locations of parks, a variety of waterfront trails, and connections to existing upland neighborhoods.

Images Courtesy Brooklyn Digital Foundry

  • Architect: Cooper, Robertson & Partners; KieranTimberlake and OLIN
  • Name of Project: Master Plan for the Central Delaware
  • Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • Owner: Delaware River Waterfront Corporation
  • Associate Architect: Kelly/Maiello Architects & Planners
  • Photo Credit: Brooklyn Digital Foundry

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Grangegorman Master Plan in Dublin, Ireland by Moore Ruble Yudell Architects & Planners

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

Article source: Moore Ruble Yudell Architects & Planners

The Grangegorman Master Plan represents the largest higher-education campus development ever undertaken in the history of the state of Ireland, creating a vibrant new Urban Quarter for Dublin’s north inner city.

Image Courtesy Moore Ruble Yudell Architects & Planners

  • Architects: Moore Ruble Yudell Architects & Planners; DMOD Architects
  • Project: Grangegorman Master Plan
  • Location: Dublin, Ireland
  • Owner: Dublin Institute of Technology
  • Conservation: Shaffrey Associates
  • Engineer: ARUP
  • Environmental Sustainability: Battle McCarthy Consulting Engineers
  • Landscape Architect: Lützow 7
  • Photography: Moore Ruble Yudell Architects & Planners

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