ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Photoshop’ CategoryEl Laberinto in Mexico by Archinature WorkshopSunday, September 27th, 2015Article source: Archinature Workshop A children’s museum in essence should be a space that encourages children’s mind and produce a sense of discovery by playing. That’s why the concept of Labyrinth of Crete arises as the starting point for the Children’s Museum – Iztapalapa.  Image Courtesy © Archinature Workshop
House Seali in Capellle a/d Ijssel, The Netherlands by JagerJanssen architects BNAFriday, September 4th, 2015Article source: JagerJanssen architects BNA The shape of this single family house was directly derived from its context. Towards the backyard the width of the plot reduces, and so does the floorplan. Slope and direction of the ridge of the roof were modeled by carefully looking at the adjacent houses.  Image Courtesy © Ossip Architectuurfotografie
Nevsehir Bus Terminal in Turkey by Bahadır Kul ArchitectsThursday, September 3rd, 2015Article source: Bahadır Kul Architects The intercity bus terminal was designed on the way to Aksaray, 5km away from the city center , due to the existing bus terminal’s incompatibility to handle the needs. The convenience of the linkage to the local road of Nigde and to the city center were the reasons why this area is preferred.  Image Courtesy © Ket Kolektif
Damle residence in Mumbai, India by P M ArchitectsSunday, August 23rd, 2015Article source: P M Architects Project Brief: Contemporary residence for young couple with their kids, special requirements of client was precious bar display, display for lord Ganesh idols and other artifacts collected from different parts of world.  Image Courtesy © P M Architects
Saúl Bistro, Majadas Once in Guatemala by Taller KENFriday, August 21st, 2015Article source: Taller KEN “Saúl Bistro, Majadas Once” mines patterns, materials and textures and collects them to make a fresh tropical atmosphere. One of the biggest design decisions is that the café is open-air, with no glass, to connect the project to the pedestrian walkways.  Image Courtesy © Andres Asturias
Tasty Flagship Restaurant Taikoo in Chengdu, China by Bean BuroThursday, August 6th, 2015Article source: Bean Buro The brief for the 8,000sqft flagship restaurant for Tasty Congee & Wantun Noodle Shop, located at Swire Properties’ Daci Temple Sino-Ocean Taikoo Li Chengdu China, was to celebrate the client’s 70 years old Wontun noodle brand by upgrading its historical street-food status to a contemporary international identity. The new space is a cultural exchange between east and west, old and new, in Chengdu China.  Image Courtesy © Bean Buro
Akplaza Commercial Center in Istanbul, Turkey by Manco ArchitectsTuesday, August 4th, 2015Article source: Manco Architects Akplaza Commercial Center, which is one of the major steps taken toward the urban regeneration of Dolapdere district, was designed and built as an energy efficient A+ classoffice building with BREEAM certification.  Image Courtesy © Gurkan Akay
De Karel Doorman in Binnenwegplein, Rotterdam by Ibelings van Tilburg architectenSunday, August 2nd, 2015Article source: Ibelings van Tilburg architecten A new residential building up to 70 metres in height and including 114 apartments is added to the existing Ter Meulen shopping building in Rotterdam. This is an unusual project as the new building literally rests on the columns and foundations of the existing structure. The only additions are a pair of concrete lift shafts which also provide stability.  Image Courtesy © Ossip van Duivenbode
Office Building Facet in Utrecht, The Netherlands by Ibelings van Tilburg ArchitectenSaturday, August 1st, 2015Article source: Ibelings van Tilburg Architecten Together with The Wall and the Hessing Cockpit building, the Facet building is part of a noise-protection barrier for Leidsche Rijn. The facade of the building functions as a double noise-protection barrier, for the residentail area behind the facet building as well as for the offices in the building itself.  Image Courtesy © Luuk Kramer
30 social dwellings in Gavà, Spain by PICH-AGUILERA ArchitectsFriday, July 24th, 2015Article source: PICH-AGUILERA Architects The project of Gavà is a block of social housing, developed by Aram Foundation. Since the project’s inception in 2009 until the completion of the work in 2013, public andbank’s helps have suffered such deep changes that have destabilized, mainly to citizens in need of affordable housing, and also, to foundations or companies that promote this type of activity.  Image Courtesy © PICH-AGUILERA Architects
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