ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘3dS Max’ CategoryART[house] by TACKarchitectsFriday, September 27th, 2013Article source: TACKarchitects ART[house] at its core attempts to blur the boundaries between interior and exterior environments, while creating a sophisticated canvas in which the owner can display their extensive art collection. The design finds inspiration from the work of Richard Neutra, and some of his more notable projects such as the Kaufmann House.  Image Courtesy © TACKarchitects
Chesapeake Building 12 in Oklahoma by Elliott + Associates ArchitectsTuesday, September 24th, 2013Article source: Elliott + Associates Architects This building is located next to a creek that bisects the campus. This building is curved and all glass to differentiate it from the brick office buildings and to make clear that this is a public building like the other two all glass buildings on campus (the Conservatory Restaurant and the Fitness Center Addition).  Image Courtesy © Elliott + Associates Architects
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My Home Studio in Querétaro, Mexican by 4th-StudioSaturday, September 21st, 2013Article source: 4th-Studio My Home Studio is the project that Bticino has created in Mexico to show in a clear and exciting way the “Home automation” concept. The most innovative and cut edge domotic functions altogether in a single place ready to be incorporated in our daily lives and this way dwell and work in spaces with more comfort, security and efficiency. My Home Studio is probably the most complete and sophisticated showroom in our country.  Image Courtesy © 4th-Studio
Apartment in Moscow, Russia by ITHAKA – Architecture and designThursday, September 19th, 2013Article source: ITHAKA – Architecture and design The main concept was a rational approach to the use of expensive housing in Moscow. The future residents chose a minimalistic interior with open space instead of separated living and dining rooms and predominant white color for the walls. The use of organic materials such as travertine of milky color and American walnut wood of chocolate shade ensure an elegant, yet welcoming feel throughout.  Image Courtesy © ITHAKA – Architecture and design
The boathouse in Haddal, Norway by Rallar ArkitekterTuesday, September 17th, 2013Article source: Rallar Arkitekter The Boathouse in Haddal The start of summer 2012 was very different for 21 architecture students from NTNU. Instead of going home on vacation, they travelled to a small village in Sunnmøre. Here they were to realize their first building, a unique boathouse situated between the fjord, the mountains and the sea. The project was organized and designed by six of the students, all in their 2nd year, at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. It all began back in January, when the students travelled to Haddal to get to know the site and the client.  Image Courtesy © Rallar Arkitekter
CITY HALL FOR DENIZLI in Istanbul, Turkey by NÜVİST ARCHITECTURE & DESIGNTuesday, September 17th, 2013Article source: NÜVİST ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN Municipal corporation sare public-service utilities which meets the requirement for general public individual or common on the area of city surrounding. In this context, all global effects of technologies, changing for getting information in the modern world and also production and consumption need sare the symbols of contemporary figures on places fortoday’s world. So our major principle is to create a modern center space for relationship between public and municipal corporations.  Image Courtesy © NÜVİST ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
OPENING OF SIBLINGSFACTORY in Brussels, Belgium by JDS architectsTuesday, September 10th, 2013Article source: JDS architects JDS invites you to join Siblingsfactory for the opening of their new concept store in downtown Brussels today! We’re excited to have designed this new space in the heart of Brussels. The store’s opening will be paired with the 100th anniversary of Le Mont Saint Michel.  Image Courtesy © JDS architects
Red Hill Rise in Prague, Czech Republic by Maxwan + MS architektiSunday, September 1st, 2013Article source: Maxwan + MS architekti Red Hill Rise, a mixed use building on top of a metro station, consists of offices and retail located along one of the major spine road connecting airport and historical city centre of Prague. Backdrop of the project is a dramatically steep slope (max. 14m height difference), the site being located in a tranquil residential area while required program is purely commercial and requires expressive architecture. Furthermore, there is a lack of sufficient public space in the neighborhood.  Image Courtesy © Maxwan
Mirror Market in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand by visiondivisionFriday, August 30th, 2013Article source: visiondivision A client commissioned visiondivision to create a shop for showing and selling goods next to a highway in the Nakhon Ratchasima area in Northeastern Thailand. The client is involved in many different enterprises, like manufacturing pottery, trading with flowers and garden trees, growing fruits, mushrooms and vegetables and also buying and selling shoes and clothes.  Image Courtesy © visiondivision
GMS Grande Palladium in Mumbai, India by Malik ArchitectureFriday, August 30th, 2013Article source: Malik Architecture The uniqueness of this project is that it operates on multiple levels. On one hand it uses technology and intelligent design to improve the working environment of its inhabitants, while working inclusively in an urban context. On the other hand, it is a critical commentary on some of the antiquated notions that have plagued contemporary commercial design in the subcontinent. The eschewment of ornamentation, the treatment of structure as skin, the repudiation of self-aggrandizing atriums, the moulding of building volumes to perform multiple functions simultaneously, the treatment of landscape as an integral part of development and an exploration of its varying moods, the focus on sustainability, the holistic approach to design and execution are a direct result of a critical analysis of the exigent and often superficial buildings proliferating in the subcontinent.  Image Courtesy © Malik Architecture
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