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Bayonne Marinadour in France by MATEO ARQUITECTURA

Friday, October 23rd, 2015

Article source: MATEO ARQUITECTURA

“Bayonne Marinadour is the first intervention to be completed in a complex of actions marking the new entrance to the city of Bayonne. The other elements are a park produced by remodelling the approach road to Henri Grenet Bridge and, overlooking it, the built complex of Rivadour.

Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula and Luc Boegly

Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula and Luc Boegly

  • Architects: MATEO ARQUITECTURA
  • Project: Bayonne Marinadour
  • Location: Bayonne, France
  • Photography: Adrià Goula and Luc Boegly
  • Author: Josep Lluís Mateo
  • Client: Kaufman & Broad
  • Total Surface: 70.000 m2
  • Project: 2006
  • Surface island 1A: 30.000 m2

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Voutes of Major in Marseille, France by PietriArchitectes

Friday, July 24th, 2015

Article source: Pietri Architectes 

At the heart of the Euroméditerranée urban renewal project in Marseille, the Voûtes de la Major project faces two magnificent museums – the MUCEM and the CEREM – completed in 2013 and a high point of this extensive transformation.

Image Courtesy © PietriArchitectes

Image Courtesy © PietriArchitectes

  • Architects: PietriArchitectes 
  • Project: Voutes of Major in Marseille
  • Location: Boulevard du Littoral 13002, Marseilles, France
  • Owner: Euroméditerranée/City of Marseilles
  • Contracting authority’s representative: LC2I
  • Structural design office: ARCADIS
  • Fluids research office: Garcia Ingénierie
  • Consortium of general contractors: DUMEZ Méditerranée /GIRARD (more…)

Bálna Budapest in Hungary by ONL [Oosterhuis_Lénárd]

Saturday, July 11th, 2015

Article source: ONL [Oosterhuis_Lénárd]

Bálna (formerly known as CET / Central European Time). Bálna is also a synonym for a whale. The Mixed Use De­velopment Bálna at the Közraktárak between the Petofi and the Szabadság Bridge is both. The Bálna concept refers to Budapest as an important metropolitan centre in the heart of Central Europe. The Bálna shape refers to the smooth and friendly streamlined body of a whale. The new Bálna development has the potential to put Budapest once again on the map of the world. Name and shape of the Bálna symbolizes its cultural po­tential and commercial pole position in one of the best preserved cities in the world.

Bálna seen from  from the Buda side of the danube river, Image Courtesy © Romeodesign

Bálna seen from from the Buda side of the danube river, Image Courtesy © Romeodesign

  • Architects: ONL [Oosterhuis_Lénárd]
  • Project: Bálna Budapest
  • Location: Közraktárak, Budapest, Hungary
  • Photography: Romeodesign
  • Software used: Pro Engineer, Oasys, Rhino, 3DMax, VR4Max and Revit, Autodesk
  • Design team: Kas Oosterhuis, Ilona Lénárd, Gijs Joosen, Owen Slootweg, Bas Wijnbeld, Anna Nagy,  Bujdosó Attila, Márku Judit, Romvári Péter, Tom Krzempek, Rafael Seemann, Paulina Gurak, Michael Gorczynski, Lidia Badarnah, Jan Gasparik, Petr Vokal.
  • Partners: MTM Statika  – Lead structural engineering, SMG-SiSu – MEP engineering
  • Client: Porto Investment Hungary Kft., Budapest
  • Gross floor area: 27.000 m2
  • Stories: 5 stories, 2 stories parking garage
  • Parking garage: 7500 m2
  • Year of  design completion: 2012

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SHOPPING CENTRE REDESIGN in Heerlen, The Netherlands by POWERHOUSE COMPANY

Thursday, July 9th, 2015

Article source:  POWERHOUSE COMPANY 

For its latest completed project, Powerhouse Company has brought a post-war shopping centre back to life in Heerlen, a city in the southern Netherlands. Commissioned by Dutch real estate investor NSI in 2012 by invited competition, Powerhouse Company has transformed ’t Loon shopping complex into an open and welcoming space to attract visitors. Breaking with the existing mall, Powerhouse Company’s design intertwines a new public square with retail space and a subterranean car park into an architecturally coherent and inviting whole.

Image Courtesy © Ronald Tilleman

Image Courtesy © Ronald Tilleman

  • Architects: POWERHOUSE COMPANY 
  • Project:  SHOPPING CENTRE REDESIGN
  • Location: Heerlen, The Netherlands
  • Photography: Ronald Tilleman
  • Collaboration: Philip Vencken, Architecten aan de Maas
  • Project leader: Paul Stavert
  • Team: Stefan Prins, Nanne de Ru, Ard-Jan Lootens
  • Structural Engineering: IMD Raadgevende Ingenieurs
  • Partner in charge: Nanne de Ru
  • Client: NSI
  • Area: 10,000m² (total); 1,500m² (retail), 4,000m² (square), 4,500m² (car park)
  • Timescales: 2012 – 2015

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Kämp Galleria Shopping Center in Helsinki, Finland by Architects Soini&Horto Ltd

Thursday, July 9th, 2015

Article source: Architects Soini&Horto Ltd

The Kämp galleria shopping center is located in the center of Helsinki in the block called ’Antilooppi’, steeped in history. Espagalleria Co, which operates the center, wanted to develop the shopping center by extending the rentable area and changing the content in a more commercial direction. The solution was to create an indoor street in the Galleria on two  floors and to radically change the interior look. References were taken from the city structure and the history of the property. In  addition, the customers’ shopping experiences were improved by changing the circulation inside, and by creating views with new openings between the floors.

Image Courtesy © Sampsa Pärnänen

Image Courtesy © Sampsa Pärnänen

  • Architects: Architects Soini&Horto Ltd
  • Project: Kämp Galleria Shopping Center
  • Location: Helsinki, Finland
  • Photography: Tuomas Uusheimo, Sampsa Pärnänen, Jan Tuomisto
  • Architects in charge: Sami Horto, Teemu Asikainen, Santtu Rothsten
  • Interior designers: Markus Eskola, Arno Puukko, Eva–‐Marie Eriksson, Heidi Horto
  • Area: 7000 sqm
  • Year: 2012

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Launch of Crossrail Place Retail and Roof Garden, Canary Wharf by Foster + Partners

Wednesday, May 6th, 2015

Article source: Foster + Partners

A major new shopping development and roof garden above Canary Wharf Crossrail Station has opened to the public today, ahead of the station opening in 2018. Stretching more than 300 metres along the north dock, the above ground scheme designed by Foster + Partners includes four levels of shops, cafes and restaurants, as well as extensive public gardens, which are densely planted with trees and plants, and interspersed with seating and pavilions – all partially enclosed by a timber lattice roof, which wraps around the building like a protective shell.

Image Courtesy © Foster + Partners

Image Courtesy © Foster + Partners

  • Architects: Foster + Partners
  • Project: Launch of Crossrail Place Retail and Roof Garden, Canary Wharf
  • Location: London, England

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Shopping Center in Santa Maria a Monte, Italy by Mario Buonamici Architettura

Friday, May 1st, 2015

Article source: Mario Buonamici Architettura

The project insists on a part of the territory on the sidelines of a craft area characterized by industrial buildings, interested mainly from the junction of the junction between the Provincial Road No. 5 Francesca South and the new roads for huts. This area, which is a natural head to the new road, cotituisce the \”back door\” access to the town of Santa Maria a Monte going to point the telescope prospective with the town’s historic center immediately recognizable to those who arrive from the highway or more generally from the south and east.

Image Courtesy © Mario Buonamici Architettura

Image Courtesy © Mario Buonamici Architettura

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GOSTIVAR CITY MALL-SHOPPING CENTRE in Macedonia by TERRAPLAN-PARTNERS

Wednesday, December 24th, 2014

Article source: TERRAPLAN-PARTNERS

Gostivar is a city in north-west Macedonia, away from the capital of Macedonia of only 60 km. Gostivar is a city that in recent years has grown rapidly and transforms its architectural and urban situation. In city urban matrix everyday appear , as an idea or as a realization , buildings with disparate character. In the new urban segments of the city or in already existing locations appear buildings that modify the form in which the city develops. The downtown area is particularly affected with the tendency for the emergence of integrated buildings in areas where the frequency of activities and events is with the highest percentage. With the development of the city of Gostivar, proportionally are developing and emerging new human needs that impact on the concept of building that would occur in the city.

Image Courtesy © TERRAPLAN-PARTNERS

Image Courtesy © TERRAPLAN-PARTNERS

  • Architects: TERRAPLAN-PARTNERS
  • Project: GOSTIVAR CITY MALL-SHOPPING CENTRE
  • Location: Macedonia
  • Software used: AutoCad( drawings ) ; ArchiCad & Artlantis Studio 5.1.2.2
  • Principal use: Shopping centre
  • Site area: 3074.46m2
  • Building area: 1749.73m2
  • Total floor area: 5754.74m2
  • Number of stories: 3 story + 2 basement
  • Structure: steel frame,reinforced concrete, façade: ALUCOBOND® PANEL
  • Design: 2014
  • Construction: pending
  • Scope of works: schematic architectural design, developed design proposal, construction documents

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AL GADHEER CORPORATE SALES CENTER in DUBAI, United Arab Emirates by MBAD ARQUITECTOS + X ARCHITECTS

Thursday, October 9th, 2014

Article source: MBAD ARQUITECTOS+X ARCHITECTS

As an oasis in the desert….interior oasis exterior oasis….just like an illusion….a powerful experience, to use, to be, to stay in, to see….

An oasis is an isolated place of a desert in which we found water and vegetation, that is to say more or less extensive portions of land fertilized by a water source in the middle of sandy grounds. in these places it can have small establishments inhabited; besides giving cultures to the near settlers, they serve to supply to the thirsty travellers and caravans; some times these were confused by optical illusions called mirages.

Image Courtesy © MBAD ARQUITECTOS + X ARCHITECTS

Image Courtesy © MBAD ARQUITECTOS + X ARCHITECTS

  • Architects: MBAD ARQUITECTOS + X ARCHITECTS
  • Project: AL GADHEER CORPORATE SALES CENTER
  • Location: DUBAI, UAE, EMIRATOS ARABES UNIDOS
  • Program: PUBLIC BUILDING – COMMERCIAL – SHOWROOM
  • Area Of Land: 8166 M2
  • Built Area: 3800 M2
  • Date: 2008-2009(Project)

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Central Plaza Ladprao in Bangkok, Thailand by Girimun Architects

Wednesday, September 10th, 2014

Article source: Girimun Architects

The very first South East Asian mixed-use complex of shopping, offices, hotel and convention centre built in the 70’s has gone through a major expansion and repositioning. With an entirely new face and content, its 6-storey shopping mall component has expanded to incorporate former parking areas and lower office floors in a total of 130,000 sqm of inside-out refurbishment. The new eye-catching folding façade wraps around the building with new entrances, display windows and digital screens.

Image Courtesy © Girimun Architects

Image Courtesy © Girimun Architects

  • Architects: Girimun Architects
  • Project: Central Plaza Ladprao
  • Location: Bangkok, Thailand
  • Type: Master Plan, Retail & Offices
  • Size: 130,000 m2
  • Client: Central Pattana
  • Design: Girimun Ltd 2009
  • Opening: 2010

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