ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘3dS Max’ CategoryLe Jour Caffe Kosice in Košice, Slovakia by BPd-design & artWednesday, September 16th, 2015Article source: BPd-design & art Le Jour Café is located in the historic centre of Košice, on the Hlavná street in a building, which is the oldest preserved bourgeois building in the city centre. Large vault premises with an area of 140 m2 offered various options of use.  Image Courtesy © BPd-design & art
Kruizenga Art Museum in Holland, Michigan by C Concept DesignTuesday, September 15th, 2015Article source: C Concept Design The new Kruizenga Art Museum (KAM) at Hope College in Holland, Michigan, has been described as a “breath of fresh air”. The uniqueness of the 15,000 gsf Museum building is largely due to its unorthodox, saw-toothed granite exterior.  Image Courtesy © Tom Wagner
Yulman Stadium in New Orleans, Louisiana by Gould EvansThursday, September 10th, 2015Article source: Gould Evans Tulane University, a landlocked, open space-challenged campus in the heart of Uptown New Orleans, wanted to build a 30,000-capacity football stadium on an exceptionally tight site – in fact, at the narrowest point on the campus. The new $72 million Yulman Stadium nests itself into the heart of the Tulane’s athletics precinct. It provides a backdrop to a new athletics quadrangle while connecting to the existing Hertz and Wilson Centers. Construction began in early 2013 and was completed in early 2015. The new stadium marks the first time in 40 years that football is being played on Tulane’s campus. It has become a catalyst for renewed interest in the Tulane football program, successfully bringing back a generation of lost fans.  Image Courtesy © Tim Griffith
“Merenkulkijanranta, housing in East Lauttasaari” in Helsinki, Finland by Architects NRT LtdThursday, September 10th, 2015Article source: Architects NRT Ltd The design of the area is based on an invited architectural competition held in 2002. Construction of the area began in 2007 and its first stage completed in autumn 2008.  Image Courtesy © Antti Luutonen
PROTOTYPE CENTER OF ALTERNATIVE ALPINE TOURISM in Metsovo, Greece by FParchitectTuesday, September 8th, 2015Article source: FParchitect The Prototype Center of Alternative Alpine Tourism, located in Lake Springs Aoou Metsovo, is designed to give a boost and a new market in tourism, both as regards quality of services provided, and the variety of options. It is a center that can meet and reconcile the needs for recreation and relaxation (hotel unit – bungalow, restaurant, pool building) with the sport (sports center, boats port) and culture (convention center). These uses and the way their organization, make the band a unit that can operate autonomously, as is 20 km from the town of Metsovo. The composition blends with the natural environment, which is particularly beautiful, and topography, not by challenging existing habitats (forest, lake). For this reason,are been used principles and technologies of energy and bioclimatic design such as green roofs, the use of photovoltaic (main roof, blinds) and geothermal energy. Finally, the extensive use of materials such as wood, stone and glass contribute to reconciliation between the Centre and its environment.  Image Courtesy © FParchitect
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
BOU-TEK THE RETAIL REVOLUTION in Milan, Italy by PAOLO FRELLO & PARTNERSTuesday, August 4th, 2015Article source: PAOLO FRELLO & PARTNERS The design concept of Bou-tek, the new space designed by Paolo Frello for Mauden Spa, lies all in the title “Retail rEvolution”. The Web and online buying have completely changed the consumer behaviour. New emerging retail trends have developed such as “Showrooming “, the practice of examining merchandise in a traditional brick and mortar retail store and then buying it online, sometimes at a lower price; ROPO (Research on line, purchase offline), the practice of searching and comparing the product online and then of purchasing it in the traditional store.  Image Courtesy © PAOLO FRELLO & PARTNERS
9 ¾ bookstore cafe in Medellín, Colombia by PLASMA NODOFriday, July 31st, 2015Article source: PLASMA NODO 9 ¾ is a bookstore cafe specialized in children, but where adults can also have some fun. We believe that cities needwarm and nice meeting places that welcome us and invite us to learn having fun with our families and friends, sites where people not only buy but go and havea good time.  Image Courtesy © Daniel Mejía
Sea & Sky City in Hainan, China by A+U Design CosmopolitanTuesday, July 14th, 2015Article source: A+U Design Cosmopolitan Award winning forest resort style spa residential architecture in China’s Hainan province. It’s sited by the Wan Quan River which residents can view the beautiful scenes of river. Design was centered round a tropical resort style hotel clubhouse. Apartment buildings were leveled from back to front and higher to lower level. Front was shops along street.  Image Courtesy © A+U Design Cosmopolitan
Bálna Budapest in Hungary by ONL [Oosterhuis_Lénárd]Saturday, July 11th, 2015Article source: ONL [Oosterhuis_Lénárd] Bálna (formerly known as CET / Central European Time). Bálna is also a synonym for a whale. The Mixed Use Development Bálna at the Közraktárak between the Petofi and the Szabadság Bridge is both. The Bálna concept refers to Budapest as an important metropolitan centre in the heart of Central Europe. The Bálna shape refers to the smooth and friendly streamlined body of a whale. The new Bálna development has the potential to put Budapest once again on the map of the world. Name and shape of the Bálna symbolizes its cultural potential and commercial pole position in one of the best preserved cities in the world.  Bálna seen from from the Buda side of the danube river, Image Courtesy © Romeodesign
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