Enabling the improvement of the existing \”Quercus\” State Secondary School facilities, the scheme organizes the exterior area of the School, providing play spaces and a new gym pavilion.
Located at the highest level of the north border of the town of Malpartida de Plasencia, the site has is a significant level change of 17 m across it.
The Paper Pavilion” – an experimental, recyclable furniture showroom concept involving the use of recyclable materials and novel technologies by student designer Larry Teo of Singapore’s Temasek Polytechnic has been selected as one of the winners of the American Architecture Prize 2017 under the Architectural Design/Small Architecture category.
Until so far, with its 4 editions, from 2013 to this year’s edition, Electric Castle music festival in Bonțida, Romania set itself apart from the usual staging of a music festival. Combining striking visual elements, mass entertainment, and a Gothic setting – the ruin of a 15th century Banffy Castle – the event turned more into a complex sensorial and spatial experience, a celebration of contemporary art in its different forms: from music to architecture, design, and installation.
The project with a surface area of around 70 square meters is a guest pavilion that functions as an autonomous architecture conceived as an extension of a project that we had developed in the studio. The human scale of the pavilion makes it a comfortable space where to experience living in a garden.
The country house is located in Odintsovo district, to the West from Moscow city. This is a rather small “summer pavilion” suitable for living all-year-round.
The truth of constructive solutions, the outer metal framework creating the architectural volume composition define the overall aesthetic of the home.
The Exchange sits within the plaza adjacent to the Irwin Conference Center by Eero Saarinen (formerly the Irwin Union Bank) and makes use of the three existing canopies that formerly served the drive-through bank tellers. The design challenge was to “activate” the space while relating a contemporary design concept to the historic building and existing site conditions. Oyler Wu’s research into Eero Saarinen’s oeuvre, along with analysis of the site, led to a focus on three keys concepts: the unification of the existing canopies into a rectangular volume, solid/void relationships that include a \”loose fit\” placement of solid elements within carved voids throughout the scheme, and the use of contrasting tectonic strategies of solid and frame. The intention of this strategy is to produce the sense that the pavilion is simultaneously brand new and that it has always been there.
Project Leaders: Harrison Steinbuch, Hans Koesters, Lung Chi Chang
Design and Fabrication Team: Oyler Wu Collaborative: Dwayne Oyler, Jenny Wu, Harrison Steinbuch, Hans Koesters, Lung Chi Chang, Clint Johnson, Andy Magner, Tucker van Leuwen-Hall, Irvin Shaifa, Dongwoo Suk, Thomas Lanham, Andrea Sanchez, Emilijia Landsbergis, Ibrahim Ibrahim, Suhan Na, Hsiyuan Pan
Engineering: Nous Engineering, Matthew Melnyk, Katahdin Engineering LLC, Elizabeth Woolf
Beijing Contemporary Art Foundation commissioned OMA to design the exhibition space of the Chinese Pavilion at the 56th International Art Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Under the theme “Other Future”, the exhibition brings together artists Tan Dun, Lu Yang, Wu Wenguang/Caochangdi Work Station, Wen Hui/Living Dance Studio, and architect Liu Jiakun. OMA created an immersive experience, linking interior and exterior artwork and architecture together in a fluid environment.
38 Beams, served as the temporary pavilion housing the Collectors Lounge for the tenth edition of Design Miami/ Miami Beach. With 38 Beams, Olson Kundig aimed to bring a northwest sensibility to this international event, by sourcing fashion, music, lighting, furniture and other design elements from makers and purveyors based in the Pacific Northwest.
This week sees the opening of the 2017 Antepavilion, the first of an annual series of experimental structures to be built at Hoxton Docks, a complex of artists’ studios on the Regent’s canal in East London. Designed and built by upcoming architecture firm, PUP Architects, this year’s Antepavilion was selected from 128 proposals in a competition organised by the Architecture Foundation and sponsored by Shiva Ltd.
Pavilion for Nature Concert Hall 2017 is designed as an object that unifies architecture, music, science, video and light installation. Circular platform of 14 m diameter is placed in 45 degree angle and works as a giant video projection screen, as a portal to the underground world and insights of the Earthworm – the research object of Nature Concert Hall 2017. Behind the portal are placed musicians in four floors and they can be seen to audience through three opening in the circular platform. The load bearing structure is designed both vertically and horizontally as structural grid of 2,5 m X 2,5 m X 2,5 m, which is easy and quick to assemble and dismantle for pavilion re-use in different locations.
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