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Rain Architecture, Multiproposal gallery in Valdivia, Chile by Mauricio Silva Arquitectos

Wednesday, June 13th, 2012

Article source: Mauricio Silva Arquitectos

From the evolution that squares have experienced, there is a new way to use and exploit its inside: the galleries. The main function of these is to link the exterior and interior of the block from the gallery as a space for mediation and where public space is mixed with the commercial one. In Valdivia, a city where it rains most of the time, this type of space is an opportunity to experience the city throughout the year and revitalize the public space and local business.

Multiproposal gallery

  • Architects: Mauricio Silva Arquitectos
  • Project: Rain Architecture, Multiproposal gallery
  • Location: Valdivia, Chile
  • Site Building Area Size: 2500 mt 2
  • Type: mixed use (commercial, office, housing)
  • Area: 15300 mt2
  • Software used: Autocad and sketchup used for modeling, Artlantis, photoshop and illustrator for rendering and schemes. Ecotect addition to the building thermal modeling

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Hotel Balneum in Tiszafüred, Hungary by Ferdinand and Ferdinand Architects (designed using ArchiCAD, Artlantis, and AutoCAD)

Saturday, March 31st, 2012

Article source: Ferdinand and Ferdinand Architects

The idea of the architect was to endow the building with a modern and esthetic  appearance using traditional local materials. That’s why light plaster was selected together with ceramic roof tiles and plenty of wood –  for terraces, for pergolas and for shields. Thanks to the  flood forests  – in this part of the country wood has always been available for building village houses. Willow tree is probably the most characteristic tree of the region,  twigs and branches of willow trees were wickered to create usefull household objects, such as baskets, armchairs, etc. This tradition was continued in the interior decoration of the spa – the reception desk was made of wickered willow tree, as well as the lampshades of suspension lamps and of consoles, and wicked willow branches were used to shape chests of drawers – all that was hand made by local ladies, in accordance with the local patriot attitude of the owner.

Hotel Balneum

  • Architects: Ferdinand and Ferdinand Architects
  • Project: Hotel Balneum
  • Location: Tiszafüred, Hungary
  • Project Architect: Arpad ferdinand, Csaba Ferdinand
  • Software used: AutoCad, ArchiCad and Artlantis

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Modern Cabin GJ-9 in Bjergøy, Norway by Gudmundur Jonsson Arkitektkontor (designed using ArchiCAD and Atlantis)

Saturday, March 24th, 2012

Article source: Gudmundur Jonsson Arkitektkontor

The Cabin is designed for adaption to multiple settings not taking any particular site into consideration, being a product for mass-production distribution.

The general idea is to establish a Cabin-concept that favours a nice landscape setting with the need of appreciating a wonderful view. Two volumes containing bedrooms and service-area are composed in order to obtain the living and dining room space as glazed pavilion in-between giving contact to the nature in all directions.

Modern Cabin GJ-9

 

  • Architects: Gudmundur Jonsson Arkitektkontor
  • Project: Modern Cabin GJ-9
  • Location: Bjergøy, Norway
  • Software used: Archicad for drawing  and Artlantis Studio for rendering

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Autogermánica AG – BMW Showroom in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic by Arch. Eduardo De Castro Cáceres (designed using ArchiCAD and Atlantis)

Tuesday, February 7th, 2012

Article source: Arch. Eduardo De Castro Cáceres

BMW’s new home in Dominican Republic is all about showcasing masterpieces in the most perfect way. Designed according to the new BMW Group Identity Guidelines, it has been completely renovated to the new standards of what a BMW Showroom should be.

Image Courtesy Ivan Mendez

  • Architects: Arch. Eduardo De Castro Cáceres
  • Project: Autogermánica AG – BMW Showroom
  • Location: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
  • Project Area: 1,250 Square Meters
  • Contractors: Eng. Armando Santos And Eng. Jean Paul Valdez (Constructora Sanval, S.A.)
  • Supervision: Olaf Ch. Hofmann (BMW Group – Dealer Development)
  • Photography: Ivan Mendez (FoToGrAfIkA)
  • Software used: Completely designed on ArchiCAD and Rendered On Artlantis

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A Studio Apartment in Reykjavik, Iceland by Gudmundur Jonsson Arkitektkontor (designed using ArchiCad and Artlantis)

Thursday, January 19th, 2012

Article source: Gudmundur Jonsson Arkitektkontor

The tiny house represents one of the elevations of the square on top of Reykjavik City center facing the famous church and the Sculpture Museum. This square is visited by each and every tourist that comes to Reykjavik. The appartment is on 2nd,floor with a wiew towards the church, the Museum, the Pearl Resturant and the Blue Mountains in distance. This spectacular setting was the reason for the investment in the appartment which was in very bad condition.

A Studio Apartment

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Hans Klotz limited company in Bolzano, Italy by Monovolume Architecture + Design (designed using ArchiCAD and Atlantis)

Saturday, January 14th, 2012

Article source: Monovolume Architecture + Design

Hans Klotz Ltd. is a long-established and successful wholesale company for fruit and vegetables with headquarter in Bozen-Sigmundskron. The new offices should be integrated into an existing building on the company area. To confer an independent character, the necessary spaces were added as an autonomous, two storey volume above the existing ground floor as a kind of architectural parasite. The new building takes up the roof lines of the old, then distorting them to open the volume on the north and west side, towards huge apple plantations. Hence the new construction allows an optimal orientation of the office spaces to the north, combined with a great outlook.

Image Courtesy Urlich Egger

  • Architects: Monovolume Architecture + Design
  • Project: Hans Klotz limited company
  • Location: Bolzano, Italy
  • Client: Hans Klotz limited company
  • Architectural staff: Arch. Simon Constantini / Arch. Heidi Morandell
  • Structural engineers: PlanPunkt GmbH
  • Photographer: Urlich Egger
  • Program: commercial building
  • Realisation: 2010/11
  • Volume: 1.200 m³
  • Building area: 280 m²
  • Software used: ArchiCAD for modeling and design and Artlantis for rendering

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The Capitol Rainbow – Sacramento in California by meridian 105 architecture

Saturday, November 19th, 2011

Article source: meridian 105 architecture

Meridian 105 Architecture submitted this proposal to the City of Sacramento as a concept for the redesign of Capitol Mall, the entry boulevard and view corridor to the California State Capitol building. The proposal reconsiders vehicular circulation, activates a grassed median running through the center of the street, and integrates a network of bike and pedestrian circulation connecting the mall to the cultural and historical components of the City.

Rendering

  • Architect: meridian 105 architecture
  • Name of Project: The Capitol Rainbow – Sacramento
  • Location: Sacramento, California
  • Year: 2011
  • Client: The City of Sacramento
  • Software used: Revit, Photoshop, Artlantis

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CASA G in Iceland by Gudmundur Jonsson Arkitektkontor Designed using ArchiCad and Artlantis

Sunday, September 18th, 2011

Article source: Gudmundur Jonsson Arkitektkontor

The concept of Casa G is based on reading and feedback to the landscape it exists on.  The characteristic landscape situation and view differences distinctively in each direction. Towards south the view to the sea and islands, towards north the characteristic triangular mountain, towards east the glacier and towards west the river and canyon.

Exterior View

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Family House in Braskiu street, Lithuania by UAB Architektu biuras G.Natkevicius ir partneriai

Thursday, August 18th, 2011

Article source: UAB Architektu biuras G.Natkevicius ir partneriai

The building is in Lithuania and is located in the second largest city with the population of 400 000. The customer chose to live on the hill at the center of the city with a view of the confluence of a two largest rivers in Lithuania.

Exterior View (Images Courtesy G.Česonis )

  • ARCHITECT: UAB Architektu biuras G.Natkevicius ir partneriai
  • NAME OF PROJECT: Family House in Braskiu street
  • LOCATION: Braškių(Strawberry) st., Kaunas, Lithuania
  • COMPLETED: 2011
  • BUILDING AREA: 272 m2
  • TEAM OF ARCHITECTS: G.Natkevičius, M.Mickevičius
  • PHOTOGRAPHS: G.Česonis
  • STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING: A. Narbutas
  • Software used: AutoCAD and Artlantis

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Villa Eindhoven II in Netherlands by De Bever Architecten

Tuesday, July 19th, 2011

Article source: De Bever Architecten

On a quiet spot near the river dommel, in downtown Eindhoven, a town villa from 1930 is located, designed by Louis Kooken, founder of the 110 year existing architecture office De Bever Architecten. The interior of one of the dwellings in the villa has now been refurbished by the current architects of the office, Stefan de Bever and Heleen van Heel.

Image Courtesy Merel van Beukering

  • Architects: De Bever Architecten
  • Project:Villa Eindhoven II
  • Location: Eindhoven, Netherlands
  • Client: private
  • Surface: 220m²
  • Team: Stefan de Bever, Heleen van Heel, Jan Smits, Thomas van Weert
  • Software used: Autocad architecture 2010 for the drawings and Artlantis Atudio 3 for the render of the kitchen

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