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Kopke Condo in Porto, Portugal

Wednesday, September 17th, 2014

 

Article source: Adriano Pimenta Architects

Its pre-existence allows dazzling a House classified by the Oporto City Hall, a garden and a vegetable garden. The house was converted into two apartments keeping its original features; the principal garden remained, in the vegetable garden two houses were built. The common garage relates all the elements to each other.

Image Courtesy © Arménio Teixeira

Image Courtesy © Arménio Teixeira

  • Architects: Adriano Pimenta Architects & Octavio Queirós Architects
  • Project: Kopke Condo
  • Location: Porto, Portugal
  • Photography: Arménio Teixeira
  • Project coordinator: Paulo Morgado
  • Project Assistants: Ana Ferreira, Carolina Salcedo and Maria Vasconcelos
  • Client: Odlaca, Management and Real Estate Investments
  • General Contractor: Cobelba SA

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UMO RESTAURANT in Carrer de Tarragona, Barcelona by Estudi Josep Cortina

Friday, September 12th, 2014

Article source: Estudi Josep Cortina

In 2010, after many years dedicated to the formation and execution of great works in a renowned interior design office in Barcelona, Josep Cortina breathes life into his own interpretation of the creative process under the name of Estudi Josep Cortina, a multidisciplinary studio based on interior and industrial design.

Image Courtesy © Mauricio Fuertes

Image Courtesy © Mauricio Fuertes

  • Architects: Estudi Josep Cortina
  • Project: UMO RESTAURANT
  • Location: Carrer de Tarragona, Barcelona
  • Photography: Mauricio Fuertes
  • Designing time: 3 months
  • Finishing time: January 2014

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BRICKS, BLOCKS & OTHER ABANDONED ELEMENTS & PATCHES in Mocha, Ecuador by Al bordE architects

Wednesday, August 20th, 2014

Article source: Al bordE architects

To come back. Inhabiting the farm where he grew up. This action determines the intervention. The client inherited a stable and chose this spot to be his last home.

There is no decoration when we talk about designing for animals. Cows do not have aesthetic whims.

Image Courtesy © Francisco Suarez, Karina Barragán

Image Courtesy © Francisco Suarez, Karina Barragán

  • Architects: Al bordE architects
  • Project: BRICKS, BLOCKS & OTHER ABANDONED ELEMENTS & PATCHES
  • Location: Mocha, Ecuador
  • Photography: Francisco Suarez, Karina Barragán and  Al bordE architects
  • Project Manager: Mateo Naranjo
  • Construction: Miguel Ramos
  • Structural Engineering: Patricio Cevallos, Ing
  • Design: 2012
  • Construction: 2012
  • Area: 113 m2

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Restoration and Adaptation of a 16th century Chapel in Guadalajara, Spain by Adam Bresnick · architects

Sunday, March 9th, 2014

Article source: Adam Bresnick · architects

The chapel rehabilitation is for a new typology –a multi-purpose space for events—ranging from a formal wedding to the mellow ambiance of a yoga retreat. The reconstruction involved resolving the complex pathologies suffered by the original structure since being abandoned in 1969.

Image Courtesy © Adam Bresnick · architects

  • Architects: Adam Bresnick · architects
  • Project: Restoration and Adaptation of a 16th century Chapel
  • Location: Guadalajara, Spain
  • Team architects: Miguel Peña Martínez-Conde & Antonio Romeo Donlo
  • Structure: Juan F. de la Torre Calvo, Ana Fernández-Cuartero
  • Archaeologist: Olga Vallespín Gómez
  • Construction coordinator: Joaquín Fernández González
  • Industrial Engineer: José de Andrés Abad
  • Steel structure: Mariano del Olmo
  • Electricity: Tabernero de Andrés
  • Industrial engineering: José de Andres Abad

Restoration and redesign of the Grand-Palais des Champs-Élysées in Paris, France by by LAN Architecture

Thursday, March 6th, 2014

Article source: LAN Architecture

THE NEW GRAND PALAIS: AN EXAMPLE OF MODERNITY

To our contemporary eyes, the Grand Palais is both an idea and a symbol of modernity. It is a hybrid building in terms of its architecture, its usage and its history. Neither a museum nor a simple monument, its architecture has an identity all its own, centered around the notion of a “culture machine,” a spatial means for hosting a vast diversity of events and audiences that exponentially exalts the site’s “universal” and “republican” vocation. The restoration and restructuring of the entire monument affords us the chance to reinforce this aspiration.

Image Courtesy © LAN Architecture

  • Architects: LAN Architecture
  • Project: Restoration and redesign of the Grand-Palais des Champs-Élysées
  • Location: Paris, France
  • Competitive dialogue: 2013-2014
  • Client: Réunion des Monuments Nationaux – Grand-Palais
  • Budget: € 130 M. excl. VAT
  • Surface: 70 623 m²
  • Team: LAN (mandatory architect), Franck Boutté Consultants (sustainable design), Terrell (structure, façades, fluids), Michel Forgue (Quantitysurveyor), Systematica (flux), Lamoureux (acoustic), Casso (Fire protection and accessibilityengineers), CICAD (SCMC), BASE (landscaper), Mathieu Lehanneur (design).

Pearl Brewery in San Antonio, Texas by Lake|Flato Architects

Tuesday, January 21st, 2014

Article source: Lake|Flato Architects

In 1985, after 118 years of brewing along the San Antonio River, Pearl Brewery closed its doors. In 2002 planning work for the redevelopment of Pearl Brewery into a vibrant mixed-use district began. From the beginning, repurposing the existing inventory of historic building stock (450,000 square feet) was central to the transformation of the 26-acre brownfield site.

Image Courtesy © Casey Dunn + Lara Swimmer

  • Architects: Lake|Flato Architects
  • Project:  Pearl Brewery
  • Location: San Antonio, Texas
  • Photography: Casey Dunn, Lara Swimmer
  • Owner: Silver Ventures
  • Associate Architect: Durand-Hollis Rupe; RVK Architects; ford, powell & carson; WGW Architects
  • Engineer – Civil: Pape-Dawson Engineers
  • Engineer – Mechanical: Beyer Mechanical
  • Engineer – Structural: Danysh & Associates
  • General Contractor: Artistic Builders

St. Louis Public Library, Central Library Transformation and Restoration by Cannon Design

Tuesday, January 21st, 2014

Article source: Cannon Design

Nearing the 100th-year anniversary of its Central branch, the St. Louis Public Library sought to modernize the space for a new century, increase public access, and enhance the original Beaux Arts building by Cass Gilbert as a cultural treasure.

From the building’s original south entry, a granite stair leads to the reception foyer, which is connected to a central Great Hall. The hall is surrounded by five wings, four dedicated to public reading rooms and the fifth, the North Wing, to a multistory book depository.

Image Courtesy © Tim Hursley

  • Architects: Cannon Design
  • Project: St. Louis Public Library, Central Library Transformation and Restoration
  • Photography: Tim Hursley
  • Owner: St. Louis Public Library
  • Architectural Support: Grice Group Architects
  • Construction Manager: BSI Constructors
  • Consulting Restoration Architect: Frens and Frens
  • Environmental Graphics and Signage: Kuhlmann-Leavitt, Inc.
  • Engineer MEP and FP, Audiovisuals, Lighting Design: William Tao & Associates
  • Engineer Structural and Civil, Exterior Restoration: David Mason & Associates
  • Lighting Design: Derek Porter Stuio
  • Owner Representative: CLR

Renovation of Casa Dorda in Murcia, Spain by Martin Lejarraga Architect

Saturday, October 12th, 2013

Article source: Martin Lejarraga Architect

The city of Cartagena is full of scars that have marked its layers at varying depths (“the puff pastry city”, Carlos García Vázquez) throughout the city’s history.

And it is among these layers and between party walls where one must attempt to preserve the life of the city, through interventions involving the renovation, revitalization and regeneration of the residential urban weave, of the dwelling, which, in sum, is the use that maintains and accelerates the pace of the city.

Image Courtesy © David Frutos

  • Architects: Martin Lejarraga Architect
  • Project: Renovation of Casa Dorda
  • Location: Murcia, Spain
  • Photography: David Frutos
  • CLIENT: Sociedad cooperativa limitada de viviedas ‘casa dorda’
  • PROJECT TEAM-collaborators- Office: Ana Martínez (architect) Julián Lloret
  • On site: Antonio Pérez (technical architecture)
  • General consultor: ACE Edificación (Mariano Alegría, José Ibeas,Pedro Ruiz)
  • GENERAL CONSTRUCTOR: Gestomur 2000 S.L,  Jose Garcia Madrid
  • BUILT-UP AREA: 8.316 m2
  • START OF PLANNING: 2006
  • COMPLETION: 2009
  • BUILDING COSTS: 3.711.016 €

Restauration, reconversion & refurbishment of bombshelters “Kazematten” in Ypres, Belgium by Govaert & Vanhoutte architectuurburo

Friday, August 23rd, 2013

Article source: Govaert & Vanhoutte architectuurburo

Underneath a rampant of a fortified wall, lie the remnants of the once large complex of fortifications of Ypres, called “Kazematten”.

Built in 1680 by a mythical French Marshal as part of a large fortification project of Ypres, the “Kazematten” are known for their rich history. Following the independence of Belgium the fortification complex was mostly demolished to allow de city to expand.The “Kazematten” were spared this fate due to lack of funds.

Image Courtesy © Govaert & Vanhoutte architectuurburo

Vilar in La Garrotxa, Girona by Josep Lluís Mateo

Tuesday, June 26th, 2012

Article source: Josep Lluís Mateo

The retaining wall to the rear that anchors the house to the hillside was extremely lovely. As well as expressing the effort of retaining the earth, it concentrated in one place the oven and the point of collection of the water that filters through it.

Vilar

  • Architects: Josep Lluís Mateo
  • Project: Vilar – Reconstruction of an old country mansion
  • Location: La Garrotxa, Girona
  • Press Contact: Soraya Barbero

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