ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Pavilion’ CategoryThe Spiral Path Pavilion by michael jantzen studioWednesday, January 14th, 2015Article source: michael jantzen studio How can a unique access to a place be used as a way in which to design new and unexpected forms of art and architecture?  Image Courtesy © michael jantzen studio
Luanda Multisports Pavilion in Angola by Berger ArquitectosThursday, December 18th, 2014Article source: Berger Arquitectos Angola has been undergoing a remarkable development process for the last decade, showing a significant economic growth and a progressive improvement in the quality of life of its population. It is a key country in the context of the African continent and an important regional power for the promotion of peace and prosperity in the region. Its capital city, Luanda, is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city, mirroring the new reality that is spreading to all of the country. In this context, Angola was selected to be the first African nation to host the Rink Hockey World Cup in 2013, and the pavilion was designed as the main venue for the event.  Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra
Learning pavilion in Mumbai, India by Architecture BRIOThursday, November 20th, 2014Article source: Architecture BRIO Partly a building, partly a challenge course, the Laureus Foundation sponsored Learning Pavilionis an interactive building used as a gathering space and play area for Mumbai’s underprivileged children.  Image Courtesy © Architecture BRIO
Empathy Garden in Cernobbio, Italy by Federico GiacomarraTuesday, November 18th, 2014Article source: Federico Giacomarra The project Empathy Garden was born as an installation in the Central Pavilion of the Exhibition Centre of Villa Erba on the Lake of Como in occasion of Orticolario (3-5 October 2014) – one of Italy’s leading events on advanced gardening.  Image Courtesy © Federico Giacomarra
Balnea by Blouin Tardif Architecture-EnvironnementSaturday, November 15th, 2014Article source: Blouin Tardif Architecture-Environnement In the heart of the Eastern Townships, perched on a mountainside and overlooking a nature reserve of breathtaking beauty lies BALNEA. Health and wellness, gourmet food, yoga, relaxation, sports, massages, rituals baths: BALNEA reinvents the art of living by creating a stunning experience for all the senses. Spa BALNEA’s new reception building, constructed on piles, is nestled unobtrusively in the forest, where it is the hub linking the facility’s existing buildings via outdoor walkways. The resulting new walking routes give clients a more private path through the site. Special attention was paid to preserving trees and the natural surroundings.  Image Courtesy © Blouin Tardif Architecture-Environnement
TUPÃ – A SOUTH AMERICAN TOTEM by SubvertFriday, November 14th, 2014Article source: Subvert Next Future is a Gulbenkian Programme of Contemporary Culture dedicated in particular, but not exclusively, to research and art production in Europe, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean. Every year an artist or architectural office is invited to design a pavilion in the gardens of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, and in 2014 the design and creation of this space was commissioned to SUBVERT.  Image Courtesy © APP
Israel pavilion “The Fields of Tomorrow” by Knafo Klimor ArchitectsThursday, November 13th, 2014Article source: Knafo Klimor Architects Israel is an agricultural laboratory and a worldwide case study that exports knowledge, experience, and technology to the entire world. The cultivation of rocky land, the growth of vegetables in the desert, the invention of new methods of irrigation , the upgrading of seed quality are part of the inception of modern agriculture marked by creativity, dare and achievements.  Image Courtesy © Knafo Klimor Architects
Gyimnstadium in São Paulo, Brazil by Rogerio Gama ArchitectureSaturday, November 1st, 2014Article source: Rogerio Gama Architecture A new design for creating a multi-purpose arena in the city of Bauru, São Paulo, Brazil. Sleek design, with metallic structure in its free coverage from the stands and the project itself. Aiming at much nicer and current architectural gains.
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Dongdaemun Plaza Kiosk in Seoul, South Korea by NL architectsTuesday, October 28th, 2014Article source: NL architects Young Joon Kim (yo2) is the supervisor of public space of Dongdaemun Plaza in Seoul. He has invited 10 offices to create 3 small kiosks each. The idea is to eventually construct 30 booths that will provide room for different functions; a series of mini buildings for exhibitions, commercial activities, exchange of information, surveillance, interaction. The stalls range in size from 4, 6 to 9 m2. But what is a kiosk? Until recently the site was occupied by two large stadiums (for baseball and soccer) that almost touched each other; a surprisingly intimate urban gesture.  Image Courtesy © NL architects
Wanderer’s Lodge in Santander, Spain by GARCIAGERMAN ARQUITECTOSFriday, October 24th, 2014Article source: GARCIAGERMAN ARQUITECTOS Wanderer’s Lodge is a small pavilion gently placed amongst existing trees in the garden of an extraordinary property in the north of Spain. In its daily use, it overlaps functions of protection, storage, entertaining, dining, barbecues, napping, acting as a small theater, etc. The particular climatic conditions to do with rain and humidity have suggested a lightweight materiality capable of reflecting the closeness of the trees and the existing main house, making itself present through the contrast of a polished and symmetrical piece against its natural backdrop. Designed for a young family of wanderers who travel the world, the pavilion celebrates the dialectic presence of fire and water as means to anchor experience to time and place. Construction elements are prefabricated and assembled on site by two local craftsmen.  Image Courtesy © Jorge López Conde
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