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CRA House in Mexico by Estudio MMX

Tuesday, July 21st, 2020

Article source: Estudio MMX

The CRA House is located within a residential country club in Avándaro, Estado de México. The country club, like many others in Mexico, establishes general design criteria and suggests, with emphasis, the use of specific forms and materials. Given the mountain character of the site, the regulation infers the need to preserve the rustic character of the place through architecture. In most cases, regulatory constraints are real challenges that are solved through analysis and design. In this case, the design of the house proves a stylistic hybridization on strategy, with the double purpose of giving continuity to the character of the whole, while at the same time articulating, in an alternative way, the different spaces and the program of the house.

Image Courtesy © Rafael Gamo

  • Architects: Estudio MMX
  • Project: CRA House
  • Location: Mexico
  • Photography: Rafael Gamo
  • Date: 2020
  • Software used: Autocad, Rhinoceros, 3Ds Max, Photoshop and inDesign

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Conversion instead of new construction in Germany by HerrmannsArchitekten

Thursday, June 18th, 2020

Article source: HerrmannsArchitekten

The task is to investigate options for the subsequent use of the former kindergarten building from 1965 in the city center of the little town of Urbar, Germany. A mix of uses is desired, in particular a meeting place for the citizens. But first there is the question of whether demolition/new construction or renovation/remodeling is the better solution for the building. This fundamental decision – demolition or reuse – questions the handling of the building stock resource.

Image Courtesy © HerrmannsArchitekten

  • Architects: HerrmannsArchitekten
  • Project: Conversion instead of new construction
  • Location: Germany
  • Software used: Adobe Software InDesign, Photoshop, Twinmotion Visualization and 3D immersion software

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Renovation of the Embassy of Finland in New Delhi, India by ALA Architects Ltd.

Monday, February 24th, 2020

Article source: ALA Architects Ltd.

Reima and Raili Pietilä won the competition for the Finnish Embassy to be located in the diplomatic enclave in Chanakyapuri in 1963 with a beautiful and powerful competition entry called “Snow speaks on the mountains”. The project was commissioned and redesigned based on the original concept in 1980, and the building was finally opened in 1986 with the large single expanse of roof broken up into the six lateral separate buildings standing on the embassy compound today.

Image Courtesy © Tuomas Uusheimo

  • Architects: ALA Architects Ltd.
  • Project: Renovation of the Embassy of Finland
  • Location: New Delhi, India
  • Photography: Tuomas Uusheimo
  • Software used: AutoCAD, Rhinoceros, Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator and Microsoft Office
  • Client: Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland
  • Architect, Renovation: ALA partners Juho Grönholm, Antti Nousjoki, Janne Teräsvirta and Samuli Woolston with Simo Nuojua, Harri Ahokas, Anders Jönsson, Lotta Kindberg, Mirja Sillanpää and Sari Vesanen
  • Collaborators: SCG Contracts India (main contractor), Sitowise (engineering), WSP Proko (project management), Annukka Pietilä (Pietilä architecture specialist), C. P. Kukreja Architects (local architect partner), Jasleen Waraich Landscape Architecture (local landscape designer) Architect, Original Design: Raili and Reima Pietilä Architects, competition 1963, completion 1986

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Wonderland Houses in Los Angeles, California by Mutuo

Friday, January 24th, 2020

Article source: Mutuo

Three residences sit on three small and narrow up-hill lots in the Hollywood Hills. M u t u o ’s  design for this project aims to maximize indoor residential areas as well as outdoor living areas. It also seeks to craft intricate details through the interplay of different construction methods and materials.

Image Courtesy © Marilu Godinez

  • Architects: Mutuo
  • Project: Wonderland Houses
  • Location: Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles, California
  • Photography: Brenden Gile, Lauren Moore, Marilu Godinez, Jeni Emery
  • Software used: Rhino 5, Autocad, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign
  • Project Size: 1,500 SF usable each house, 2,000 SF gross each house, 6,000 SF gross total
  • Project Team: Jose Herrasti, Fernanda Oppermann, Fernanda Ximenez, Alejandra Novelo, Isabel Driessen, Sandra Villanueva
  • Structural Engineer: NOUS Engineering
  • Landscape Architect: Puentealameda, Lorena Garcia

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The Italian Job – Chiswick in London by Pardini Hall Architecture

Friday, January 24th, 2020

Article source: Pardini Hall Architecture

The Italian Job is the first pub to bring Italian Craft Beer to Londoners. Utilising this unique selling point we drew inspiration from copper, a material integral to the production of the beer. From the copper top of the counter to the lighting which features exposed conduits and aged copper shades, this raw material gives the pub an industrial look and feel. Exposed brick walls and a reclaimed wooden flooring, alongside a monochrome colour palette add to this effect.

Image Courtesy © Carlo Carossio

  • Architects: Pardini Hall Architecture
  • Project: The Italian Job – Chiswick
  • Location: Chiswick, London
  • Photography: Carlo Carossio
  • Software used: Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator
  • Year: 2014
  • Status: Completed

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Stazione FAL Matera Centrale in Italy by Stefano Boeri Architetti

Monday, December 23rd, 2019

Article source: Stefano Boeri Architetti 

Located in Piazza della Visitazione, the new Matera Centrale train station represents an important link between the city’s old town, post-war and modern districts and a key point of access to the city of Matera in the year that it’s set to become the European Capital of Culture.

“Designing a new railway station has allowed us to anticipate the characteristics of the city which this new station will provide access to, both in terms of location and architecture,” comments the architect Stefano Boeri. “We’ve created a structure that we hope will become a sort of junction, as well as a place to take a break or interact with others. The new public space consists of two empty areas: one that runs alongside the railway tracks (six metres below ground), and a piazza (at ground level), which is sheltered and demarcated by a large roof.”

Image Courtesy © Giovanni Nardi

  • Architects: Stefano Boeri Architetti
  • Project: Stazione FAL Matera Centrale
  • Location: Matera, Italy
  • Photography: Giovanni Nardi
  • Software used: Autocad, SketchUp, 3dS Max, Adobe, Photoshop, InDesign, Primus, Office
  • Client: Appulo Lucane Railways
  • Architectural Design and Coordination: Stefano Boeri Architetti SRL
  • SBA Founder and CEO: Stefano Boeri
  • Partner in Charge and Project Director: Marco Giorgio
  • Project Leader: Maddalena Maraffi
  • Design Team: Elisabetta Zuccala, Bogdan Peric, Stefano Floris, Esteban Marquez, Daniele Barillari, Agostino Bucci
  • Structural Design: Sce Project SRL

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Raffles Hotel Singapore by Aedas

Friday, November 15th, 2019

Article source: Aedas

Restored and refurbished by Aedas, Raffles Hotel Singapore has officially reopened in August 2019 since its opening in 1887. Aedas lead a multi-disciplinary team for the hotel restoration, including heritage consultant Studio Lapis, interior designer Alexandra Champalimaud and concept interior designer Jouin Maku (BBR Restaurant by Chef Alain Ducasse).It integrates heritage splendor with modern spatial design, restoring the building back to its original glory and aiming to restore its vitality for the next 100 years.

Image Courtesy © Raffles Hotel

  • Architects: Aedas
  • Project: Raffles Hotel Singapore
  • Location: Singapore
  • Photography: Owen Raggett, Raffles Hotel
  • Software used: Autocad, SketchUp, Photoshop, InDesign
  • Client: Katara Hospitality
  • Site Area: 27,709 sqm (Hotel) 594 sqm (Yi Restaurant)
  • Gross Floor Area: 43,360 sqm
  • Completion Year: 2019

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Molly Club in Wuhan, China by J.H Architecture

Thursday, October 24th, 2019

Article source: v2com 

In today’s China, the night economy is driving increasing demand for creative social spaces for young customers. Molly Club, combining entertainment and basic restaurant service, is one example of this trend, providing a relaxing place for young people after a long, stressful day at work.

The Club is located in Chuhe Han Street in the Wuhan Central Cultural District, which has a total length of 1.5 kilometres. In the daytime, the street is known for its many branded fashion stores and some of the world’s top cultural projects. At night, the street is transformed with bright lights and catchy music.

Image Courtesy © Chen Ming

  • Architects: J.H Architecture
  • Project: Molly Club
  • Location: No.6, Building 4, Wanda Universal International Center, Han Street, Wuhan
  • Photography: Chen Ming
  • Software used: Sketchup, cad, Photoshop, indesign
  • Surface area: 300 m2
  • Project type: Bar interior design
  • Construction: Lao Zhao
  • Design: Jianhe Architectural Design Consulting (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
  • Lead designer: Yang Rui
  • Stage design: keefer
  • Completion: March, 2019

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Louis Armstrong Stadium in New York by ROSSETTI

Monday, August 5th, 2019

Article source: ROSSETTI

Louis Armstrong Stadium, located in Flushing Meadows, NY, has won a prestigious international design award, called Prix Versailles, Special Prize for Interior in the Sports category. The award recognizes structures for the beauty of their design, sustainability and commercial function. The stadium is designed by ROSSETTI, headquartered in Detroit.

Louis Armstrong stadium is one of a collection of facilities at the United States Tennis Association’s (USTA) 42-acre National Tennis Center, which is home to the US Open. The 14,069-seat stadium opened in 2018 and features an innovative design that encourages air flow through the stadium while keeping rain off the court. It is true to the outdoor nature of the tournament by allowing play to continue during the rain while naturally conditioning the space for spectators and players.

Image Courtesy © Rafael Gamo

  • Architects: ROSSETTI
  • Project: Louis Armstrong Stadium
  • Location: New York, USA
  • Photography: Rafael Gamo
  • Software used: Revit, 3dS Max, Rhino, Grasshopper, Dynamo, Navisworks, Autocad, Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign

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Ambrosia Tea Shop in Shenzhen, China by Biasol

Monday, July 15th, 2019

Article source: Biasol

The popularity of bubble tea has been shaking up the beverage industry in recent years as the frothy, effervescent drink finds a market of faithful fans. Bubble tea is traditionally made with tea, fruit, milk or juice and little pearls of tapioca goodness. But not every bubble tea is the same with ingredients, price and experience differing as brands carve out their niche in a highly competitive market.

Ambrosia is the name we gave to a new tea brand and shop in an up-and-coming area of Shenzhen, China. The clients wanted an international studio to design their hospitality venue and brand and engaged Biasol to help make their mark as fashionable, modern and mindful. Wanting to share an authentic taste of tea without the use of sugar, Ambrosia uses sensory loose-leaf teas and the finest natural honey.

Image Courtesy © James Morgan

  • Architects: Biasol
  • Project: Ambrosia Tea Shop
  • Location: Shenzhen, China
  • Photography: James Morgan
  • Software used: Autocad, Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign
  • Area (sqm): 26.7sqm
  • Completion (Month/Year): May 2019

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