ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Adobe’ CategoryLa Mezcalteca Oaxaca in Mexico by deFORMA Estudio CreativoTuesday, November 14th, 2017Article source: deFORMA Estudio Creativo The project is focused on the transcription of the culture of the Mezcal, the one from Oaxaca mainly. With the intention of showing textures, colors and feelings, in a contemporary way, this is how the concept of this new place is achieved, a new home for Mezcal.  Image Courtesy © deFORMA Estudio Creativo
Cube Club in Tehran, Iran by On OfficeFriday, November 10th, 2017Article source: On Office Tochal is a recreational place in Tehran that had remarkable development plan in recent years, thus the design of Cube Club was offered to us. In this project we encountered with many challenges such as special design terms, client visions, financial and time constraints and special requirements of construction, after the mentioned items, opportunities and constraints becomes the main influential factors in design process.  Image Courtesy © Hamidreza Khansari and Zahra Behbahani
Campo de Ourique IV Apartament in Lisbon, Portugal by Joao Tiago Aguiar ArquitectosFriday, November 10th, 2017Article source: Joao Tiago Aguiar Arquitectos Born in Lisbon – Portugal, in 1973. Architecture Degree by Faculdade Arquitectura Universidade Técnica Lisboa in 1996. Collaboration with van Sambeek & van Veen, Amsterdam, Holland, between years 1997 and 2000 and with Broadway Malyan, Portugal, from 2000 until 2004. In 2004 establishes the office acarquitectos in partnership. In 2008, proceeds individually under the name João Tiago Aguiar, arquitectos. The office, located in the city centre of Lisbon, is mainly focused in the discipline of Architecture, counting already with a large number of built and ongoing projects.  Image Courtesy © FG + SG – Architecture Photography
FOM University – New building for the FOM Hochschule in Düsseldorf, Germany by J. MAYER H.Sunday, November 5th, 2017Article source: J. MAYER H. The non-profit FOM University is Germany’s largest private university. With over 24 study centers in Germany and abroad, FOM university enrolls more than 21,000 working students, trainees and apprentices. The new building of the FOM University Düsseldorf provides the necessary space for the ever-increasing numbers of students.  Image Courtesy © David Franck
Living on the Herrenkamp in Bielefeld, Germany by Wannenmacher + Möller ArchitektenWednesday, November 1st, 2017Article source: Wannenmacher + Möller Architekten The high demand for student housing is the reason for the initiation of this new development on the edge of Bielefeld’s city centre. It was only in 2009 that a new land use plan was approved for this area, prescribing two-story detached houses with sloping roofs for this location on a narrow building plot. Following on from this, the draft provides for the establishment of four detached houses, each with two floors and a stacked storey.  Image Courtesy © Wannenmacher + Möller Architekten
Chapel Suite Albergo Villa Marta in Italy by O2 StudioTuesday, October 31st, 2017Article source: O2 Studio Albergo Villa Marta, a hotel near Lucca in Tuscany, has on its land a Neo Gothic church from the XVIII century. This incredible church was used as storage space until O2 Studio was asked to transform it into a hotel suite.  Image Courtesy © Albergo Villa Marta
Ichijoji House in Kyoto, Japan by atelier LukeFriday, October 27th, 2017Article source: atelier Luke A deliberate balance between modernity and tradition creates this unique and textured retreat in the suburbs of Kyoto. Osaka based design studio, atelier Luke, collaborated closely with craftspeople in Kyoto, Osaka and Nagano to apply traditional finishes and techniques to the design and renovation of this postwar terraced house. The client, a Danish-Australian furniture maker, wished to modernise the home without abandoning the character that makes traditional Japanese houses unique. From this position of respect, a design approach was adopted whereby modern attitudes to living would be balanced and contrasted with tradition.  Image Courtesy © Eiji Kitada and atelier Luke
34 Dwellings, Nursery And Emergency Shelter in Paris, France by MUOTO ArchitectesTuesday, October 24th, 2017Article source: MUOTO Architectes The project responds to the challenge of combining three different programs along Rue Stendhal in Paris : social housing, nursery and emergency centre. The organization of the building allows all three programs to coexist peacefully and take advantage of the unique features of the site such as: privacy, natural lighting in the nursery, independence, and large exterior spaces for the dwellings. The emergency shelter is arranged to be compact and provides multiple views and orientations. Sitting on a hill, the building stands in dialogue with the large horizon of the East Paris landscape. Its volumes are designed to maximize energy efficiency and user comfort. The courtyard, balconies and dwellings are oriented to achieve the best sun angles all year round. Each volume preserves distant views to neighbouring condominiums, and aims to blend cohesively into the skyline of the neighbourhood and eastern Paris. The inward facing elevation opens up to the linear garden at the rear of the building which brings light and fresh air into the dwellings and the nursery.  Image Courtesy © Maxime Delvaux
Cycling & Pedestrian track Lotus Flower in Massarosa, Italy by MICROSCAPE architecture urban design AAWednesday, October 11th, 2017
Article source: MICROSCAPE architecture urban design AA The area covered by the project is part of the northern basin of the lake Massacciuccoli; until the 40s of the twentieth century the area was occupied by the cultivation of rice, then replaced in the late ’60s by the Lotus’ Flowers – today one of the largest camp in Europe. The site was in a state of decay and neglected and the public use was denied. Today with the new pedestrian and cycling path it brings to the light a true “environmental jewel” that opens a new scenario in an area unfortunately largely deteriorated by urbanization strongly pervasive and of poor quality. The Cycling & pedestrian track “Lotus Flower”, in its length of 1km, connects the train station of Bozzano to the centre of Massarosa and it is an integral part of the system of the regional cycling routes dedicated to Giacomo Puccini and places related to his life.  Image Courtesy © Pietro Savorelli
Beautiful House in London, England by Nacho Gias Studio with Tomas GruberWednesday, September 20th, 2017Article source: Nacho Gias Studio with Tomas Gruber Ma mama, A qui li rifrega Delacroix?! (But mum, who cares about Delacroix?!) That was the question thrown by a child to his mum while I was waiting on a huge line for the Louvre Museum, in Paris. It made me smile until I realized that the child’s premise was full of truth, it kept a reality that we forget so often.  Image Courtesy © Nacho Gias Studio with Tomas Gruber
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