ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Artlantis’ 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
Guest House project in the regional and financial complex of Central Bank of Dilijan, Armenia by Cherkezyan & PartnersThursday, August 20th, 2015Article source: Cherkezyan & Partners The Guest House is located in the city Dilijan, near the regional and financial complex of Central Bank of Armenia. The land of guesthouse is located in the north-east of CBA and is surrounded by forest.  Image Courtesy © Suren
Neubau höhere Fachschule für Gesundheit in Luzern, Switzerland by Maier Hess Architekten GmbHThursday, June 11th, 2015Article source: Maier Hess Architekten GmbH The project seeks to initiate a pattern clearly identifying the hospital campus on Spitalstrasse. With already two buildings of about 35m height, adding a third one makes the pattern evident. An important benefit of the slightly higher than average structure is the – in our eyes very necessary – casualness of the surrounding space, that so could become more convenient and less tight.  Image Courtesy © Maier Hess Architekten GmbH
Dickies Showroom in Parras de la Fuente, Mexico by TAAV ArquitectosThursday, May 7th, 2015Article source: TAAV Arquitectos The building is located within a manufacturing plant, in that context; it situates a testing laboratory and an exhibition space. The design seeks to establish an emphasis between the new construction and the existing facilities. The result is a solid and sleek object that distinguishes from its spatial context by the use of a dynamic geometry.  Image Courtesy © Studio KM
E&M House in Misiones, Argentina by Módulo 3 arquitecturaWednesday, April 8th, 2015Article source: Módulo 3 arquitectura E&M house is located in a private neighborhood in Posadas city, Misiones, Argentina. The surface of the house measures 150m2 covered, with living room with kitchen downstairs and 2 bedroom, 1 suite, 1 wc and laundry with tender upstairs. Also had expansive deck surfaces, barbecue grill and gallery ascending to 220m2 all together It’s made of masonry and concrete together with large windows. The cover is of galvanized sheet.
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Metro Station in Sofia, Bulgaria by Radu DRAGANWednesday, April 1st, 2015Article source: Radu DRAGAN Located in an environment that lacked strong marks, the Metro Station 20 should be a signal, a structural element of the landscape, it must be at its scale. We have designed a structure that is both generous and sensual, with a glass volume curves embracing the ground and reaching the underground platform level by penetrating light and vegetation. The structure consists of 27 metal arches on a plot of 4,00 m, of variable height and width, starting from the rail level. The height varies between 19 and 24 m and the width between 17,80 m et 30 m. They are connected by a secondary structure of metal tubes that support the triangular glass panels. This structure also supports the road that enters into the glass volume and will form a bridge of 105 m length suspended from the metal structure. In its central part, this bridge will be slightly curved to give greater height above the access platform.  Image Courtesy © DRAGAN ARCHITECTURE
Housing project in Järvaterrassen Stockholm, Sweden by Kirsh+Dereka ArchitectsSaturday, March 28th, 2015Article source: Kirsh+Dereka Architects The project is located in the outskirts of Stockholm at the suburb of Rinkeby. Interestedly and uniquely the 12 multi-storey housing buildings are planned to be build over the E18 highway a main artery in the road system of Sweden’s capital.  Image Courtesy © Kirsh+Dereka Architects
A long brick house in Pest County, Hungary by Foldes ArchitectsTuesday, February 24th, 2015Article source: Foldes Architects Minimalist design meets everlasting intellectual values. Temple of books shaped into a long brick house in the side of the Big-Proud Peak, Hungary, from Foldes Architects The project initiated by an intellectual couple, had a clear starting point, as highlighted to architects Laszlo Foldes and Peter Sonicz: “We own a length of books something like 100 meters”. The owners of the site had found the best location to retire from work and the noise of Budapest in a rich natural environment, at the side of the Big-Proud Peak.  Image Courtesy © Levente Sirokai
K&K in Alpe di Siusi, Italy by noa* – network of architectureThursday, February 5th, 2015Article source: noa* – network of architecture noa* (network of architecture) add a cosy yet functional atmosphere to the new ski-rental and shop K&K located on the Seiser Alm / Alpe di Siusi, and outlines a comforting backdrop in the middle of the surrounding Alpine landscape. The design of the interiors evolves along three contrasting materials: The warmth of the matured local spruce, the soft surfaces of the felt-fabric and the edgy metal furniture elements together aim to create a cosy and comfortable living room atmosphere.  Image Courtesy © Alex Filz
Primary School Tanouan Ibi in Mali, Africa by LEVS architectenSunday, November 9th, 2014Article source: LEVS architecten Primary School Tanouan Ibi is a sustainable building which stands at the edge of a village in the vast plain of the Dogon country in Mali. The school consists of three 7 x 9 meters classrooms for in total 180 pupils, a principal’s office, a depot and a sanitary building. In the evening the school is used for teaching women.  Image Courtesy © LEVS architecten
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