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Mecaplast R&D Center in Gebze, Turkey by IGLO ARCHITECTS

Friday, November 29th, 2013

Article source: IGLO ARCHITECTS

Our client Mecaplast which is a french automative company asked us to design a research and development building for them. They wanted a building which could be built in a short period of time with an economical budget. The building should house 60 people in the beginning but it should be suitable for growing in the future. An outdoors smoking area was also asked for.

Image Courtesy © Fethi İzan

  • Architects: IGLO ARCHITECTS
  • Project: Mecaplast R&D Center
  • Location: Gebze, Turkey
  • Photography: Fethi İzan
  • Project Team: Yıldırım Gigi, Mert Cığızoğlu,, Esra Yağdır Çeliker
  • Client: Mecaplast A.Ş.,Türkiye
  • Project Date: 2010 Aralık-2011 Mart
  • Building Date: 2011 Temmuz – 2011 Ekim
  • Site Area: 20.000 Sqm
  • Building Area: 1.650 m²
  • Structural Project: Bilmar Mühendislik
  • Electrical Project: Elpan Mühendislik
  • Mechanical Project: Tamay Mühendislik
  • Lighting Project: İglo Mimarlı

Metalsa Center for Manufacturing Innovation in Monterrey, Mexico by Brooks + Scarpa Architects

Tuesday, October 15th, 2013

Article source: Brooks + Scarpa Architects

Brooks + Scarpa have completed a new Center for Manufacturing Innovation

Located in Mexico’s Research Park for Technical Innovation (PIIT), a science and technology park, which is a partnership between government, universities and the private sector to seek economic growth through technical innovation. The 1000 hectare campus is host to more than 50 research centers devoted to R&D as well as the development of technology innovation in nanotechnology, biotechnology, mechatronics and advanced manufacturing, information technology, clean energy and advanced materials development.

Image Courtesy © Brooks + Scarpa Architects

PALÄON in Schöningen, Germany by Holzer Kobler Architekturen

Wednesday, July 24th, 2013

Article source: Holzer Kobler Architekturen

PALÄON (Research and Experience Centre Schöningen Spears)
The Schöningen Spears, approximately 300,000 years old, are the oldest preserved hunting weapons of mankind discovered until now. Visible from far away, the sculptural building of the PALÄON now towers over the significant archeological site at the edge of the brown coal mine. Designed by Holzer Kobler Architekturen, the building stands as a landmark with the hilly landscape mirrored in its reflective façade. The exhibition forms the heart of the project, which presents the original excavation area in a spectacular manner.

Image Courtesy © Jan Bitter

  • Architects: Holzer Kobler Architekturen
  • Project: PALÄON
  • Location: Schöningen, Germany
  • Photography: Jan Bitter
  • Opening: 24. Juni 2013
  • Floor Space (Total): 4.090 qm
  • Floor Space Exhibition: 600 qm
  • Total Area incl. landscape: 240.000 qm
  • Client: Stadt Schöningen
  • Occupant: paläon GmbH
  • Curator: Niedersächsisches Landesamt für Denkmalpflege
  • Landscape architecture: Topotek 1, Berlin
  • Exhibition design: Holzer Kobler Architekturen, Zürich/Berlin

Research and Design Center in Hebei Province, China by Latitude Studio

Friday, June 7th, 2013

Article source: Latitude Studio  

In large industry structures, the construction of the industrial building is based on logistic, distribution and volumetric requirements determined by the production. It is one of the few building types whose value is measured more in terms of equipment assets than how it performs as social infrastructure.

Image Courtesy Latitude Studio

  • Architects: Latitude Studio
  • Project: Research and Design Center
  • Location: Hebei Province, China
  • Year: 2013
  • Type: Commission
  • Status: On-going
  • Client: N/A
  • Chief Designer: Manuel Navarro
  • Project Manager: Lihui Sim
  • Team: Jorge Cortes, Wang Heyi, Carrie Xun, Lin Yiye
  • Software used: Adobe Illustrator CS6, Autodesk Revit Architecture 2013, AutoCad 2010

5G Innovation Centre at University of Surrey by Scott Tallon Walker Architects

Sunday, May 5th, 2013

Article source: Scott Tallon Walker Architects

Scott Tallon Walker architects have won the competition to create the UK’s first Innovation Centre focused on 5G networking based at the University of Surrey. This is possibly the first such facility in the world and will house the UK’s largest academic research centre for mobile communications with 130 researchers and around 90 PhD students. The project has been given an urgent status and is being undertaken immediately. It’s expected that it will be completed well before the end of next year.

Image courtesy Scott Tallon Walker Architects 

INRA Research Laboratories in Nancy, France by Tectoniques Architects

Thursday, April 4th, 2013

Article source: Tectoniques Architects

The Champenoux site in the Lorraine region is one of the five sites of the Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (National Agronomic Research Institute) in France. Located in the immense forest of Amance, it has added a new laboratories and offices building on the existing site. These high-level technical research centres host French and foreign researchers who work together to study the ecology and genomics of forests. Due to its history and its geographical position, the INRA centre in Nancy has always been largely devoted to the study of the forest and its products (of which timber is the most important). Five hundred people study subjects from the genome to the territory, including the functioning of trees and of ecosystems, as well as the forestry economy and the production of biomass.

Image Courtesy © Renaud Araud

  • Architects: Tectoniques Architects
  • Project: INRA research laboratories
  • Location: Champenoux site, Nancy (in the Lorraine region of N.E. France)
  • Photography: Renaud Araud
  • Gross floor area: 1,440 m2
  • Cost of works: M 5.5 euros excl. VAT
  • Client: INRA
  • Architects & Construction Economists: Tectoniques
  • Site supervision & coordination: Etico
  • Landscape designer: Itinéraire Bis
  • Engineers: Anglade Bois, Sechaud & Bossuyt Fluides, Inddigo Environnement
  • Civil works: Prestini
  • Timber roof structure & structural framework: Sertelet
  • Roofing & damp-proofing: Couvretanche
  • Aluminium doors & windows: Brayer
  • Timber doors & windows: Novabase Venturini
  • Internal joinery: Wucher
  • Finish hardware: Albert
  • Building services: Axima
  • Electricity: Setea

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European Spallation Source (ESS) in Lund, Sweden by Henning Larsen Architects

Tuesday, March 5th, 2013

Article source: Henning Larsen Architects

Henning Larsen Architects, COBE and SLA have won the international design competition for the European Spallation Source (ESS), in Lund, Sweden. ESS will become the world’s largest and most advanced facility for neutron-based research. The team also includes the engineering comapnies Buro Happold, NNE Pharmaplan and Transsolar.

“Researchers will travel to Lund from every corner of the world. At ESS, they will become part of a global research community. They will require space for concentrated work, but they will also need places where they can meet other researchers”, says Jacob Kurek, Partner and Architect, Henning Larsen Architects. “In the atriums found in the buildings, they will be able to meet each other informally, inspire each other, exchange ideas and share their knowledge.”

Image Courtesy © Luxigon 

Novelis’ New Global Research & Technology Center in Kennesaw, Georgia by Lord, Aeck & Sargent (LAS)

Friday, January 11th, 2013

Article source: Lord, Aeck & Sargent (LAS)

Rolled aluminum and aluminum can recycling giant Novelis has a new Global Research & Technology Center whose design is intended to give customers a close look at the company’s world-class R&D, engineering and manufacturing expertise, drive collaboration with customers, and showcase innovative use of Novelis’ materials.

Lord, Aeck & Sargent designed a new public entry for the Novelis Global Research & Technology Center : Image Courtesy © Gregg Willett

  • Architects: Lord, Aeck & Sargent (LAS)
  • Project: Novelis’ New Global Research & Technology Center
  • Location: Kennesaw, Georgia, USA
  • Photography: Gregg Willett, Kelly Holtz
  • Software used: Drawn in 3D with Revit v 10. Google Sketch-up was used for conceptual entry renderings.
  • Project Team: 
    • Lord, Aeck & Sargent (Atlantaoffice) – architect
    • Lord, Aeck & Sargent (Atlantaoffice) and idea|span (Atlanta) – interior design
    • AHA Consulting Engineers (Atlantaoffice – MEP/FP engineer
    • KSi/Structural Engineers (Atlantaoffice) – structural engineer
    • DPR (Atlantaoffice) – construction manager

BIO Campus in Istanbul, Turkey by AllesWirdGut Architektur ZT GmbH

Saturday, November 17th, 2012

Article source: AllesWirdGut Architektur ZT GmbH

The concept for the BIO Campus—a huge site just outside Istanbul that is becoming one of the world’s leading scientific research centers—had a holistic approach from the very start. The Austrian architects, AllesWirdGut, who recently received the “European Green Building Award 2012”, worked together with the German climate engineering experts Transsolar and the Dutch-born urban planning avant-gardist Ton Matton to develop an outstanding architectural and environmental project. The main idea is to create a self-sufficient and self-supporting accumulation of living spaces for work, scientific research, everyday life and recreational activities.

Image Courtesy AllesWirdGut Architektur

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XAL Competence Center in Graz, Austria by INNOCAD Architektur ZT GmbH

Saturday, November 17th, 2012

Article source: INNOCAD Architektur ZT GmbH

Adaptation and renovation of an existing factory building as a competence center (office structure and laboratories) in terms of function, technical infrastructure, and thermal insulation for XAL, one of the leading companies in the building lighting, LED and light design sector. As the most innovative brand in building lighting, LED and light design, XAL not only aims to develop extraordinary products, but also to create a powerful identity by designing the entire setting and to express this identity in XALcc’s overall concept.

Image Courtesy Paul Ott

  • Architects: INNOCAD Architektur ZT GmbH
  • Project: XAL Competence Center
  • Location: Graz, Austria
  • Usable floor space: 1.900 m2 (20452 sq ft)
  • Start of construction: 2009
  • Completion: 2010
  • Construction costs: 1.800.000 Euros (USD 2.328.120)
  • Photographer: Paul Ott

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