ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Meeting House’ CategoryOmicron-the body in Klaus, Austria by eichinger officesFriday, December 16th, 2016Article source: eichinger offices A meeting place for programmers at Omicron in Klaus, Austria. We designed it to experience space in a three dimensional way between body & cloud. It is located in an office building designed by Dietrich, Untertrifaller architects.  Image Courtesy © eichinger offices
KOIL – Kashiwa-no-ha Open Innovation Lab, Innovation Floor in Tokyo, Japan by NARUSE INOKUMA ARCHITECTSWednesday, July 16th, 2014Article source: NARUSE INOKUMA ARCHITECTS KOIL (Kashiwa-no-ha Open Innovation Lab) is an innovation center intended to support start-ups of entrepreneurs, promote enterprise developments and stimulate economic activities in Japan. It is a place like a platform where companies and individuals work together beyond a traditional framework and fuse ideas, skills and know-how to produce innovative products and services, which is facilitated and realized by the system with investors’ supports.  Image Courtesy © Masao Nishikawa
 Image Courtesy © Masao Nishikawa
Three Courtyard Community centre in Jiangsu Province, China by AZL ARCHITECTSFriday, June 6th, 2014Article source: AZL ARCHITECTS On the eastern edge of Yangzhou’s new development area and east of the 2500-year-old Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, Three Courtyard Community Centre stands out from the surrounding newly completed call centres, glass office blocks, and farmers’ villages. The Community centre’s programme calls for recreation, dining, and meeting spaces for the surrounding residents and employees.  Image Courtesy © Iwan Baan
Airbnb’s European operations hub in Dublin, Ireland by heneghan peng architectsTuesday, April 15th, 2014Article source: heneghan peng architects Key Elements:
 Image Courtesy © Ed Reeve
Quaker Meeting House and Arts Center, Sidwell Friends School in Washington, D.C by KieranTimberlakeTuesday, January 21st, 2014Article source: KieranTimberlake Sidwell Friends School, a K-12 Quaker school in Washington, D.C., transformed a 1950s gymnasium into a contemplative space for worship, with additional facilities for art and music instruction. The gymnasium had been used as a makeshift worship space for more than a decade; its location on campus was ideal, its acoustics and architecture were not.  Image Courtesy © Michael Moran Studio
First Unitarian Society Meeting House in Madison, Wisconsin by TKWATuesday, May 7th, 2013Article source: The Kubala Washatko Architects (TKWA) In Fall 2008, the First Unitarian Society of Madison completed a major new addition to its Frank Lloyd Wright-designed National Historic Landmark Meeting House. Completed in 1951, the original Meeting House has been hailed as one of the world’s most innovative examples of church architecture.In recent years, the First Unitarian Society of Madison has become one of the largest Unitarian congregations in the United States. This growth, along with ongoing architectural tours by visitors from around the world, has placed increasing demands on the original historic structure.  Image Courtesy TKWA
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