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Macquiare in Mexico City, Mexico by ESKEMA arquitectos

Sunday, March 10th, 2019

Article source: ESKEMA arquitectos

This corporate office is in one of the most avant-garde buildings located at the west of Mexico City, the challenge for Eskema Arquitectos was the client´s requirement an interior design project that strongly expressed the prestige of the brand and at the same time a certain air of informality. Another important topic was making the design of these offices different from the rest the firm has around the world and also to show that this are located in Mexico.

Image Courtesy © Juan Carlos Jiménez + Jair Navarrete

  • Architects: ESKEMA arquitectos (Arq. Juan Carlos Jiménez, Arq. Luis Manuel Gómez Portugal)
  • Project: Macquiare
  • Location: Mexico City, Mexico
  • Photography: Juan Carlos Jiménez + Jair Navarrete
  • Surface: 1,000 m2
  • Year: 2017

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BC 13 Residential in Bucharest, Romania by Cumulus Architecture

Friday, March 8th, 2019

Article source: Cumulus Architecture

We imagined the community life of this building centered around two urban, yet private courtyards. BC 13 unfolds around these two defining spaces, ensuring organic connections to its neighboring buildings. The brick paved and planted courtyards offer opportunities of interaction. Both access staircases as well as all the apartments benefit from a visual link with these courtyards, provided by large loggias and sill-less windows.

Image Courtesy © Cumulus Architecture

  • Architects: Cumulus Architecture (Eliza Yokina, Adrian Soare, Simina Ignat, Diana Iordache, Anca Ionescu, Cosmin Anghelache)
  • Project: BC 13 Residential
  • Location: Badea Cartan Street nr.13, 2nd county, Bucharest, Romania
  • Area: 3200 sqm
  • Status: ongoing 2018-2020

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Arizona State University in Washington, DC by CORE architecture + design

Friday, March 8th, 2019

Article source: CORE architecture + design

CORE spearheaded a full historic building renovation and expansion for Arizona State University in Washington, DC. The 8-story, 32,000 SF building enables the university to consolidate its DC office, teaching, and event spaces.

The historic structure at 1800 Eye Street NW, which Arizona State University chose as its new home, was purportedly the first concrete and masonry residential building in DC. A major goal of the redevelopment was to maximize the building’s footprint, which posed several significant challenges. Large, bearing-masonry chimneys, that could not be removed without major structural work, took up valuable interior square footage, while a back courtyard further reduced the usable space on the small lot. The lower floors were at split-levels from the exterior sidewalk grade, impeding building accessibility. With approval by the Board of Zoning Adjustments to increase the FAR, the courtyard was in-filled for 100 percent lot use. By underpinning and excavating a new basement, the expanded design added roughly 3,600 SF of new space, allowing for necessary building utility and storage spaces. The ground floor was reconstructed to level with the sidewalk grade, while the remaining FAR square footage was used as a new story on the roof.

Image Courtesy © Alan Karchmer

  • Architects: CORE architecture + design
  • Project: Arizona State University
  • Location: Washington, USA
  • Photography: Alan Karchmer 
  • Project Team: David Cheney, AIA, Principal 
  • Project Manager: Christopher Peli
  • Designer: Johanna Belanger
  • General Contractor: DPR Construction
  • MEP Engineer: Girard Engineering, PC
  • Structural Engineer: Shemro Engineering, L.L.C.
  • Civil Engineer: Wiles Mensch Corporation
  • LEED Consultant: Rosa D. Cheney, AIA, PLLC
  • Geotechnical Engineer: Schnabel Engineering
  • Façade Consultant: Odeh Engineers
  • Gross Built Area: 32,000 SF
  • Completion Year: 2018

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New’R in Nantes, France by Hamonic+Masson & Associés

Friday, March 8th, 2019

Article source: Hamonic+Masson & Associés 

A Unique Building in a Strategic Location

Composed of curved angles and surrounded by undulating balconies, New’R pays homage to Oscar Niemeyer as well as to the architecture of the 1970s French Riviera, (André Minangoy and Michel Marot’s “Marina Baie des Anges”, for example) and finally the hedonistic fantasy of Miami Beach! Sensual and multi-directional, the building is located at a pivotal point between the ‘Mail Picasso’ and the new neighbourhood currently being developed alongside the rail infrastructure. Framing and capturing the existing location, New’R embraces the site and forms a new landscape.

Image Courtesy © Takuji Shimmura

  • Architects: Hamonic+Masson & Associés
  • Project: New’R
  • Location: Nantes, France
  • Photography: Takuji Shimmura
  • Project Manager: Arnaud Grenié
  • Structural Engineer: BETAP
  • MEP Engineer: ALBDO
  • Site Management: Polytec
  • Urban Planner: Atelier Ruelle
  • Developer: Kaufman&Broad
  • Construction Costs: 13,5M€ excl. tax
  • Surface Area: 10350m2
  • Project Completed: January 2017

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Resalta Workplace Redesign in Ljubljana, Slovenia by Kragelj

Thursday, March 7th, 2019

Article source: Kragelj

When Resalta changed its name from GGE, the company wanted to do more than redesign its brand. The management wanted to acknowledge its incredible growth and adopt a new brand identity to match it. For Resalta to attract top talent from the energy field, it needed workspaces that looked the part and its current offices weren’t up to the task.

One of Resalta’s main challenges to achieving strategic goals was the state of their workplace. They worked in a set of offices that was designed for several small businesses, not one company. There were two main sections, and getting from one to the other was time-consuming. There were separate entrances, and that created a natural rift in the company. Employees could not freely communicate, there were no large meeting rooms, no conference areas, and no common spaces for employees to gather and relax.

Image Courtesy © Janez Marolt

  • Architects: Kragelj
  • Project: Resalta Workplace Redesign
  • Location: Šlandrova ulica, Ljubljana, Slovenia
  • Photography: Janez Marolt
  • Lead Architect: Alenka Kragelj Eržen, u. d. i. a.
  • Team: Aljoša Merljak, m. i. a., Vivijana Zorman, u. d. i. a., Jerneja Jenko, abs. arh.
  • Built Area: 540 m2
  • Completion Year: 2018

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IMAK Ofset Management Office in Esenyurt, Turkey by EDDA ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT

Wednesday, March 6th, 2019

Article source: EDDA ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT 

EDDA Architecture which has a different approach in office projects with its transparent and flowing design concept is designing the interiors of the new Management Office building for Imak Ofset which is located in Esenyurt.  Departments that are set-up around social areas located at the centre create an enjoyable environment for the employees and a design raising the motivation of the employees to the highest level is targeted with colours, materials and interior landscape works.

Image Courtesy © EDDA ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT

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Magazzin in Gorizia, Italy by studio-a29

Wednesday, March 6th, 2019

Article source: studio-a29

Magazzin is the operational headquarters of the Cooperativa Arcobaleno and the Orti Goriziani, located in the heart of Gorizia in a former stable.

The structure has been restored with an industrial character to make the building contemporary and suitable for the hosted functions.

The structural freedom in the plan has given the possibility to transform the existing building into a large open space designed to accommodate three operational functions:

• Coworking
• Exhibition space
• Vegetable sales area

The hierarchy of functions determined the character of the project and its physiognomy, turning needs into opportunities.

Image Courtesy © studio-a29

  • Architects: studio-a29
  • Project: Magazzin
  • Location: Gorizia, Italy
  • Decorator: Davide Comelli
  • Completion Year: 2017

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Catalan Government Headquarters in Tarragona, Spain by Estudio Carme Pinós

Monday, March 4th, 2019

Article source: Estudio Carme Pinós

Our project is located in the middle of an old and compact urban area where historical buildings are lined up with the streets. We didn’t want to break this rhythm so we have also chosen to line up with the main street.

The shape of the building and its inclined façades respond to the wish of creating three articulated squares, more adapted to the neighborhood character, instead of a big square which, due to the scarce architectonic value of the adjacent buildings, we believe inappropriate.

Image Courtesy © Jesús Arenas Mesa

  • Architects: Estudio Carme Pinós
  • Project: Catalan Government Headquarters
  • Location: Tortosa, Baix Ebre, Tarragona. Spain
  • Photography: Jesús Arenas Mesa
  • Client: Generalitat de Catalunya
  • Project Management: Infraestructures de la Generalitat de Catalunya, SAU
  • ECP Project Manager: Roberto Carlos García, Juan Antonio Andreu
  • ECP Design Team: Marco Tapia, Agustín Pérez Torres, Holger Hennefarth, Jeanne de Bussac, Daniel Cano
  • Structure: BOMA / MASALA Consultors
  • Installation: Consulting Oficina Tècnica Lluis J. Duart
  • Quantity Surveyor: Gestió de Projectes i Obres, G3 / Auding Intraesa. Consultoría e Ingeniería
  • Constructor: ACSA, Obras e Infraestructuras, SA.
  • Direction of Execution: Auding Intraesa – Consultoría e Ingeniería.
  • Competition Model: Fabián Asunción

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Rhythm in Hainan, China by Wei Yi International Design Associates

Friday, March 1st, 2019

Article source: Wei Yi International Design Associates

Vogue is an industry for all the gorgeous things. She is the beauty with elegant and compact. People working here are those keys on the piano, beat softly and merrily, carry out the graceful and melodious music, play the elegant rhythm.

The Project is located in Hainan, China. It is a newform office space, attempting to break through the traditional office configuration, making the space more flexible and functional. By using the concept of interlaced and stacked structure, it defines and directs the nodes of the space as well as allow the connection between one area to another area.

Image Courtesy © Wei Yi International Design Associates

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Gürallar LAV Headquarters Office in Istanbul, Turkey by OSO Architecture

Wednesday, February 27th, 2019

Article source: OSO Architecture

Gürallar Lav Headquarters Office is located in Kartal, Istanbul with their offices within an area of 2600 m². The office design has been inspired by the company’s corporate identity who is a glass manufacturer, to create the unique and boutique office for them. For this purpose their corporate colors had been used in some niche points by OSO Architecture. Additionally the diagonal formed separations between the corridors and working zones was also inspired from the company’s own logo.

Image Courtesy © OSO Architecture

  • Architects: OSO Architecture
  • Project: Gürallar LAV Headquarters Office
  • Location: Istanbul, Turkey
  • Client: Gürallar
  • Design Team: Serhan Bayık / Ozan Bayık / Okan Bayık / Erol Yurdakul / A.Emre Mert
  • Project Space: 2.600 m²

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