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FSM – Filling Station Motel in Udine, Italy by Visual Display S.r.l.

Tuesday, January 29th, 2019

Article source: Visual Display S.r.l.

Filling Station Motel is a space dedicated to nowadays travelers, two wheels lovers and locals.

An old disused ENI-Agip hangar, a large service station, a thoroughfare in a border region at the bottom of the mountains, overlooking the sea. The research and decision of this location among many was the first and most important design choice, which proved to be perfect both from a commercial and stylistic point of view in order to give form and substance to the project.

The conceiving of the brand name takes inspiration from the origin of the first Agip motels, which were built throughout Italy during the 1950s, as support service for large petrol stations.

Image Courtesy © Rocco Taglialegne and Visual Display

  • Architects: Visual Display S.r.l.
  • Project: FSM – Filling Station Motel
  • Location: Udine, Italy
  • Photography: Rocco Taglialegne and Visual Display
  • Sqm: 500

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Rest Area Niemenharju in Pihtipudas, Finland by Studio Puisto

Tuesday, December 4th, 2018

Article source: Studio Puisto

Rest Area Niemenharju is located on European highway E75 which runs from Greece in the south to North Cape all the way in the North of Europe. After a long drive, it’s a perfect place to stop for the night and take in the natural environment. The Rest Area is located on a beautiful spot next to a large pond and a ridge (in Finnish harju, hence the name) bordering lake Kolima, which is a remnant from the ice age. The Rest Area takes its inspiration from the surrounding nature. It offers a break from driving, with beautiful, unobstructed views to the water.

Image Courtesy © Marc Goodwin (Archmospheres)

  • Architects: Studio Puisto
  • Project: Rest Area Niemenharju
  • Location: Pihtipudas, Finland
  • Photography: Marc Goodwin (Archmospheres)
  • Client: Pihtipudas Municipality Real Estate
  • Design: Studio Puisto Architects: Emma Johansson, Willem van Bolderen, Mikko Jakonen, Pauliina Kujala, Tiia Anttila
  • Business Concept: Onvisio Consulting Oy
  • Structural Engineer: Suunnittelu Laukka Oy
  • HVAC Design: LVI-Insinööritoimisto Mäkelä Oy
  • Scope: Main Building 1050 m2, Auxiliary Building 155 m2, Cottages 5x 18m2
  • Year: October 2016

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Cambie Fire Hall No. 3 and BC Ambulance Services Station in Richmond, Canada by Assembly Architecture and S2 Architecture

Sunday, April 29th, 2018

Article source: Assembly Architecture and S2 Architecture

Designed by Assembly Architecture and S2 Architecture, the new 2,425 square metre Cambie Fire Hall No. 3 and Richmond North Ambulance Station provides the City of Richmond with a state-of-the-art facility for some of Canada’s bravest first responders. This health + public safety building sets a new precedent in the province by integrating fire-rescue and ambulance services into one facility in a major urban centre.

Front Elevation, Image Courtesy © Assembly Architecture and S2 Architecture

  • Architects: Assembly Architecture and S2 Architecture
  • Project: Cambie Fire Hall No. 3 and BC Ambulance Services Station
  • Location: Richmond, British Columbia, Canada
  • Photography: Sunny Jhooty
  • Project Size: 2425 m2
  • Site Size: 5473 m2
  • Building Levels: 3
  • Completion Date: 2018

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River View Service Station in Pudong, Shanghai by ZHOU Wei + ZHANG Bin / Atelier Z+

Wednesday, March 21st, 2018

Article source: ZHOU Wei + ZHANG Bin / Atelier Z+ 

“River Viewing Service Station” is a service station at Lujiazui northern riverside section on the eastern bank of the Project on “Connecting Both Sides of Huangpu River of Shanghai”, providing citizens with rest spaces and public toilets. The station is within a narrow levee-shaped green field defined by riverside running path and inner riding path. It is an extension of the access of an existing underground garage staircase. The site is more than two meters above the city roads with the northern riverside slightly higher than the southern side. In the neighborhood there are many old trees, forming a small forest. In order to balance an extremely short project schedule of only one month and our unremitting pursuit forquality and space experience and to give consideration to problems such as space constraint and control of garage roof structural weight, we adopted the steel and wood hybrid system mainly composed of laminated wood to make a rapid construction possible. With a high prefabricated rate, the site is basically adopting dry construction, which has little impact on the environment.

Image Courtesy © WU Qingshan

  • Architects: ZHANG Bin + ZHOU Wei / Atelier Z +
  • Project: River View Service Station
  • Location: Binjiang avenue, Pudong, Shanghai, China
  • Photography: WU Qingshan
  • Software used: Autocad, SketchUp, Adobe, InDesign, Photoshop
  • Client: Shanghai LuJiazui (Group) Co., Ltd.
  • Partner in Charge: ZHANG Bin, ZHOU Wei
  • Project Architect: LI Zina
  • Project Team: LIU Xiaoyu, ZHANG Jihao, XIE Zhaorong
  • Design Cooperation: Shanghai SKF Construction Co.,Ltd.
  • General Contractor: Shanghai Shunjie Construction (Group) Co., Ltd., Shanghai SKF Construction Co.,Ltd.

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New charging stations for electric vehicles in Fredericia, Denmark by COBE

Tuesday, March 6th, 2018

Article source: COBE 

In cooperation with the Danish company CLEVER, which supplies charging solutions for electric vehicles, Danish architects COBE is presenting its design for a modular system of ultra-fast charging stations. The first of the new charging stations opens in Fredericia, Denmark, in summer 2018. The idea is to let drivers take a meaningful break during their journey.

In future, electricity will replace petrol and diesel as the fuel for our cars. However, while it takes approx. five minutes to fill up your car with petrol, charging an electric vehicle today is a more time-consuming exercise which can easily take 45 minutes. People today lead busy lives, and every minute counts. Therefore, the charging station of the future should not only minimize the charging time, but also create a meaningful break for the driver.

Image Courtesy © COBE

  • Architects: COBE
  • Project: New charging stations for electric vehicles
  • Location: Fredericia, Denmark
  • Client: CLEVER
  • Engineers: Arup
  • Size: Modular concept which can be tailored to requirements

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OCAitv Alcorcón in Spain by SAU ARCHITECTURAL WORKSHOP

Tuesday, September 26th, 2017

Article source: SAU ARCHITECTURAL WORKSHOP

When designing a car service building the main challenge is to organize two very different functional programs.

On one hand, administrative area, essentially internal, which have the same requirements as an office building: internal flexibility to face future changes, working areas with natural light, appropriate working temperature…

On the other hand, the service area, which is basically external and is a wide space divided by the service lines and their machinery.

Image Courtesy © José Hevia

  • Architects: SAU ARCHITECTURAL WORKSHOP
  • Project: OCAitv Alcorcón
  • Location: Alcorcón, Spain
  • Photography: José Hevia
  • Developer: OCAitv
  • Built Up Area: 1.495,72 m²

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Trucks Maintenance Centre in Britany, France by Raum

Sunday, April 30th, 2017

Article source: Raum

The Trucks Maintenance Centre is an antenna of the Ile et Vilaine departmental equipment park (Britany, France).

The project proposes to create a dialogue between the new building and the landscape bocage.

Image Courtesy © Audrey Cerdan

  • Architects: RAUM
  • Project: Trucks Maintenance Centre
  • Location: La Gouesnière, Britany, France
  • Photography: Audrey Cerdan
  • Client: Conseil Régional de Bretagne
  • Engineering: Otéis (TCE), Acoustibel (acoustique)
  • Materials: Wood, Concrete, Polycarbonate, Vegetalize roof & Steel
  • Cost: 3 800 000 € (excl. tax)
  • Surface: 2 352 m2
  • Year: 2016

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Heavenly Water Service Center of International Horticultural Exposition 2014 in Qingdao, China by HHD_FUN

Sunday, May 17th, 2015

Article source: HHD_FUN  

The International Horticultural Exposition 2014 opened in Qingdao on April 25th; the two service centers, “Heavenly Water (Tianshui)” and “Earthy Pond (Dichi)”, are named after the two extant lakes on Baiguo Mountain where the buildings are respectively located.  As the primary architecture of the Expo area, the buildings undertook multiple functions including circulation hub, activity center, restaurant, recreational landscape, cultural communication, exhibition, etc.  Considering the distinctive nature of the architecture and its geographical location, the following unique relationships require particular design treatments.

Image Courtesy © Zhenfei Wang

Image Courtesy © Zhenfei Wang

  • Architects: HHD_FUN
  • Project: Heavenly Water Service Center of International Horticultural Exposition 2014
  • Location: Qingdao, Shandong, China 
  • Photography: Zhenfei Wang, DuoCai Photograph
  • LDI: BDGQingdao beiyang architectural design co., LTD
  • Site area: 23000 m2
  • Floor area: 6539 m2
  • Completion Date: 2011-2014

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CHARGING STATIONS FOR ELECTRICAL VEHICLES in Gothenburg, Sweden by KKA Designs

Wednesday, August 7th, 2013

Article source: KJELLGREN KAMINSKY ARCHITECTURE 

More and more electrical vehicles travel the streets of Gothenburg, Sweden. Therefore the city asked KKA to design three charging stations serving electrical cars, bikes, mopeds and trucks. The loading stations should not only provide a practical function, they should also stand as symbols for a new more sustainable city.

Image Courtesy © KJELLGREN KAMINSKY ARCHITECTURE

  • Architects: KJELLGREN KAMINSKY ARCHITECTURE
  • Project: CHARGING STATIONS FOR ELECTRICAL VEHICLES
  • Location: Gothenburg, Sweden
  • Status: Idea
  • Kund: Gothenburg Traffic Office
  • Hållbart: Electric car, solar panels, sustainable materials
  • Program: Loading Station
  • Byggnadsinfo: Several places in the Gothenburg area
  • Team: Fredrik Kjellgren, Joakim Kaminsky, Helder Pinto, Kay Chang, Michele Pascucci
  • Software used: Autocad, 3ds Max, Sketchup and Photoshop

Hi-Speed Rail Maintenance in Wilmington, Delaware by The Galante Architecture Studio

Tuesday, July 30th, 2013

Article source: The Galante Architecture Studio

This design is in response to the growing need to repair and upgrade aging infrastructure that is vital to the United States.  America’s Hi-Speed Rail network, originally built during the 20th century, has become physically outdated and technologically obsolete.  Therefore, our approach is to not only bring these elements up to modern standards, but to look forward to the promise of future possibilities, and communicate this architecturally.

Building Entrance

  • Architects: The Galante Architecture Studio
  • Project: Hi-Speed Rail Maintenance
  • Location: Wilmington, Delaware
  • Size: 1,2000 ft long
  • Cost: $22.5m
  • Materials: Stainless Steel ▫ Glass ▫ Photovoltaic Panels

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