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Guyane Memory Center in Cayenne, French Guiana by D3 Architectes

Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011

Article source: D3 Architectes

Guyane’s memory center
is a project who holds a deep and resonant identity. It’s a lively medium who gather and give strength to local history. The construction helps two significant aspects: physical and symbolic:

–  Protect valuable and precious documents who makes the Guyane’s cultural and historic heritage, inside a technical shelter within cooling triple skin.
– Give a genuine symbol to this heritage belonging to the Guyane’s spirit, through an interpretation of a “pictural” local and popular architecture “le Carbet” kind of roofing sunshade providing rest, shadow and fresh air.

Guyane's memory center

  • Architects: D3 Architectes (CHARLES, GELEZ, NEOUZE)
  • Project: Guyane Memory Center
  • Location: Cayenne, French Guiana
  • Team: BETOM, CAP TERRE, A&T, ALTIA
  • Project area: 8 500 m²
  • Cost: 16 000 000 €

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EverRest in Germany by Simon Takasaki designed using Rhino and Maya

Saturday, July 30th, 2011

Article source: Simon Takasaki

The monument to the end of mining in the heap Duhamel / Germany is characterized by the special treatment of the history of the site and the end of the mining industry. The 30 m high walk-in sculpture holds  the path of the history of the place and its use to its open, undefined future.

Exterior View

  • Architect: Simon Takasaki
  • Name of Project: EverRest
  • Location: Germany
  • Software used: Maya and Rhino

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Atlantic City Boardwalk Holocaust Memorial in New Jersey by Julian King Architect

Saturday, May 28th, 2011

Article source: Julian King Architect

An ethereal wall of over 100,000 glass bottles, representing those who survived the Nazi death camps-each with a personal message, rises out of the sand as a glimmering beacon of hope and testament to human resilience in the face of atrocity.

Detail of bottle wall

  • Architect: Julian King Architect
  • Name of Project: Atlantic City Boardwalk Holocaust Memorial
  • Location: Atlantic City, New Jersey

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Jewish Memorial in Frankfurt, Germany by AquiliAlberg

Thursday, March 10th, 2011

“In history there were two basic visions of time, one was cyclical, another linear. Most recent was the linear: darting or plodding forward while dismantling the bridges once crossed. There’s no way back, you can’t return, you can’t reverse. Certainly ours is not cyclical time – nothing repeats now exactly as the last time: ‘last year’ means now ‘outdated’, and ‘the way things were done’ is the way they should be done no more… People who are at the forefront of organizational progress are certainly afraid of sticking to experience and tradition. None of the two models fit liquid modernity. Time is no longer cyclical, but not linear either because events and actions succeed each other randomly rather than in a straight line, and seem to change direction on their way… Living though the moment, one point in time, you can not be sure to what configuration you will eventually belong when scrutinized retrospectively.

Aerial View

  • Architect: AquiliAlberg
  • Project: Jewish Memorial in Frankfurt
  • Location: Frankfurt am Main – Germany
  • Client: Stadtplanungsamt Frankfurt am Main
  • Phase: First phase competition
  • Site area: 16500 sqm
  • Year: 2009 – 2010
  • Design team: Ergian Alberg, Laura Aquili, Alessio Pucci, Christian Ronchi

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