ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Autocad’ CategoryJADE Apartments in Sydney’s CBD by Tony Owen PartnersSaturday, January 18th, 2014Article source: Tony Owen Partners The Jade apartment tower by Tony Owen partners has just been completed in the centre of Sydney’s CBD. The 15-storey tower consists of 27 one, two and three-bedroom apartments, plus double-level penthouses with a vaulted glass ceilings.  Image Courtesy © Tony Owen Partners
Ananda Building in Fuenlabrada, Madrid by Espegel – Fisac ArquitectosSaturday, January 18th, 2014Article source: Espegel – Fisac Arquitectos The program specified by the owner-developer, was the construction of a block of flats with basement, garage, storage rooms and facilities rooms. We propose a very compact volume of 18 dwellings with a standard program: 12 three-bedroom dwellings and 6 four–bedrooms dwellings, with the aim of achieving the maximum efficiency in the use of the floor area.  Image Courtesy © Angel Baltanás
Residence 1414 Renovation in Austin, Texas by Miró Rivera ArchitectsThursday, January 16th, 2014Article source: Miró Rivera Architects This project consisted of a complete renovation of a house located in a historic neighborhood. The original 1940’s house suffered an unfortunate addition in the 1980’s. The main goals of the project were to restore the house of the 40’s vocabulary on the exterior while transforming the interiors to bring more light and provide a better connection with a fantastic backyard. A simple material palette was used to maintain a balance between the traditional aspects of the original house and the modern updates.  Image Courtesy © Miró Rivera Architects
BZL Boarding School by HerbertarchitektenFriday, January 10th, 2014Article source: Herbertarchitekten herbertarchitekten are currently planning a boarding school for the Bildungs- und Technologiezentrum für Elektro- und Informationstechnik e.V. in Lauterbach, Germany . The new building replaces an existing building. A previously conducted feasibility study brought the result that the reconstruction and modernization of the existing building is not economical.  Image Courtesy © Herbertarchitekten
Banker Wire Woven Wire Mesh Entertains In Studio City, Los Angeles, CaliforniaFriday, January 10th, 2014Article source: Banker Wire The Studio City neighborhood of Los Angeles was established along with the prominent movie studios during the early 20thcentury. In one of its high-end apartment complexes, a new water feature created with Banker Wire mesh, emphasizes the connection between Studio City and the movie industry – and provides a canvas for multimedia entertainment.  Image Courtesy © ARTBOX construction Inc.
DIGITAL MUSEUM in Pecica, Arad County, Romania by Claudiu IONESCUThursday, January 9th, 2014Article source: Claudiu IONESCU “Inspired by Constantin BRANCUSI’s „Miracle” sculpture, the building rises naturally from the ground through golden spirals (the Fibonacci spirals) and crystallizes in a shape that, just like its muse, tries to set itself free from „the past burdens”, striving to rise high. Its shape offers the visitor a feeling of aspiration, an aspiration not only of the building, but of life itself.” – Claudiu IONESCU – architect  Image Courtesy © Bogdan IORGOVAN
CASA VEINTIUNO in GUADALAJARA, MEXICO by HERNÁNDEZ SILVA ARQUITECTOSThursday, January 9th, 2014Article source: HERNÁNDEZ SILVA ARQUITECTOS The house is located in a conventional land inside a gated community, west of Guadalajara’s metropolitan area. Is has a north orientation towards the street and south on the back, leaving a free area on the side facing west. The project begins at the idea of making a house with the minimum ofwalls to feel it completely transparent and openfrom the entry. We decided to make a big hole inside that takes back the old spanish patio, being the protagonist of the residence.  Image Courtesy © CARLOS DÍAZ CORONA
Gazebo House in Guayllabamba, Quito Canton, Ecuador by AR+CTuesday, January 7th, 2014Article source: AR+C This is a 140 m2 single-family residential Project located in Guayllabamba, Ecuador. The house was conceptualized as a continuation of nature which is why it is embedded in the mountain. This green platform allowed the preservation of a pre-construction view point an dispart of the house features. A perimeterretention wall surrounds the primary structure. Anairchambergivesthermalcomfortinsideandprotectsthehousefromhumidity.  Image Courtesy © Lorena Darquea
Stacey-Turley Residence in Ottawa, Canada by Kariouk AssociatesTuesday, January 7th, 2014Article source: Kariouk Associates The requirements for this project called for the design of a small home that would respond to the evolving life needs of a young couple, with two small boys, who intend to live their lives here for the next half century. A significant spatial challenge from the start of the project was that the maximum allowable width of the house could only be twenty-four feet, hence the house would necessarily need to be long; because windows on the long sides of the home were greatly restricted by zoning regulations, there was an immediate design challenge to bring light into the long interior volume that otherwise would be dark.  Image Courtesy © Photolux Studios, Christian Lalonde
BUSTAMENTE HOUSE in Valparaíso Region, Chile by PAR ArquitectosSaturday, January 4th, 2014Article source: PAR Arquitectos The commission was to develop a house under the standards of the real estate business, a basic and optimized program complemented to a strategy of exterior terraces and main rooms open to panoramic views. Considering the terraced, square site with an average slope, with “moments” with an ocean view, we decided to set back the house to the back of the site, constituting a broad and long facade, taking the highest point of the site and a more panoramic view of the environment.  Image Courtesy © Diego Elgueta
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