ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Adobe’ CategoryThe Birds Nest, Randbøllen Daycare Center in Vanløse, Denmark by Primus ArkitekterFriday, July 20th, 2018Article source: Primus Arkitekter Randbøllen Daycare Center is an addition to an existing daycare center, implementing the new building in a context with two neighbouring daycares.  Image Courtesy © Primus Arkitekter
102BG in London, England by Pardini Hall ArchitectureSunday, July 8th, 2018Article source: Pardini Hall Architecture The building in question is a Grade II Listed terrace house in the neighborhood of Westminster.  Image Courtesy © Carlo Carossio
Pharma Science Building Copenhagen in Denmark by C.F. Møller ArchitectsTuesday, July 3rd, 2018Article source: C.F. Møller Architects The Pharma Science Building is a new, modern laboratory building for the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences as part of the University of Copenhagen’s Faculty of Health Sciences at the North Campus.  Image Courtesy © Kurt Hoppe
Harmonic Turbine Tidal Hotel in Wenchang Shi, China by Margot Krasojević ArchitectsTuesday, July 3rd, 2018Article source: v2com The hotel harnesses tidal energy to generate electricity. The idea was to redefine the hotel typology by embracing renewable energy to create a sustainable environment. This is the last of three tidal projects using the project brief to further underline the importance of inter-disciplinary dialogue between architecture, engineering, renewable energy and industrial design. The hotel is located on Yalong Bay, on the island of Hainan in the South China seas. Along the bay’s coastline there are sheltered areas but also sections which are a high-energy site exposed to winds and high waves, this is where the harmonic turbine hotel sits, partly anchored into the coastline’s rock with its elements free to gently move with the tide. Revolving water turbines are partially buried in the sand and respond to tidal waves creating a sustainable infrastructure as part of the hotel’s design.  Image Courtesy © Margot Krasojević Architects
“Ampersand” Co-working – Bnei Brak in Israel by Shirli Zamir Design StudioThursday, June 28th, 2018Article source: Shirli Zamir Design Studio “Ampersand” in Bnei Brak is a unique Co-working project. It started from two orthodox initiators who had a dream to bring work spaces that in terms of design and concept bring Manhattan to Bnei Brak. Bnei Brak is a city near Tel-Aviv, populated mostly by orthodox Jews. It is crowded and tumultuous but has a magic of its own. There is a growing need in integrating the orthodox community into the local Hi-Tech market. The project provides work space for orthodox start-ups and in addition, supplies work stations and workers from the orthodox local community, to work for big companies like Google, Microsoft and more.  Image Courtesy © Kfir Ziv
Bamboo’s Eatery in Nanjing, China by Minggu DesignMonday, June 25th, 2018Article source: Minggu Design Bamboo’s Eatery, having three decks totally, faces the local street exactly with intervention of Dissipation philosophy and plain bamboo made vessels with implication of modest persons. The architect tended to fulfil a kind of establishment ideally. Establishment is proximately civil engineering in folk, which is not subject to serious architecture yet. The emerged experience generated from the built space just placed such dissipation into the re-arranged spatial order.  Image Courtesy © Minggu Design
New Covent Garden Market in London, England by Neil Tomlinson ArchitectsSunday, June 24th, 2018Article source: Neil Tomlinson Architects Neil Tomlinson Architects has been commissioned for a new stage of work at New Covent Garden Market in London’s Nine Elms, a scheme the practice has been involved with continually since its original masterplan for the market’s future development in 2011, which considered the 23ha site’s many component parts and overall relationship to the surrounding area. The area is currently undergoing a raft of landmark developments, from the redevelopment of Battersea Power Station and the new Northern Line tube network extension to the completion of the American Embassy and numerous Nine Elms residential developments. The next stage of work for the London-based practice at the market concerns the refurbishment of up to 50 railway arch spaces on the site, in a rolling programme that will complete over an 8-year period.  Image Courtesy © Neil Tomlinson Architects
SM1619 – Concept Store in Torino, Italy by lamatildeSunday, June 24th, 2018Article source: lamatilde The former San Maurizio monastery dates back to 1619 and it has been the memory of local knowledge and traditions for four hundred years, a place of culture of food, wine and wellness, for body and soul. The preservation and the divulgation of this heritage are intrinsic and essential finalities.  Image Courtesy © lamatilde
House for Y in Ichihara, Japan by kurosawa kawara-tenFriday, June 22nd, 2018Article source: kurosawa kawara-ten Housing developments and family member The site of this house was a housing development which have passed around 40 years since the area had stared selling. There are over 400 numbers of houses but they have no value as a property and people who are living in are not so young anymore. The demands of client are an over 330 square meter land space and enough distances from neighbors for a better privacy. Then the site was thought as the better conditions because of the low price of land and the density of the development.  Image Courtesy © Kai Nakamura
Nevo-Molson Law firm Offices in Tel Aviv, Israel by SHIRLI ZAMIR DESIGN STUDIOFriday, June 15th, 2018Article source: SHIRLI ZAMIR DESIGN STUDIO Nevo-Molson Lawyers are a law firm dealing with medical malpractice and their office is located in the new ‘Alon Towers’ on the 29th floor in Tel Aviv.  Image Courtesy © Kfir Ziv
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