ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Google’ CategoryAtlantic forest house in Jundiaí, Brazil by Aresto ArquiteturaSunday, May 6th, 2018Article source: Aresto Arquitetura Located in the city of Jundiaí on a lot with very steep slope and triangular shape, in an area of native forest, this house was built with metallic structure. The construction is structured in four different levels, distributed by the land so as to take advantage of the views of the surroundings.  Image Courtesy © Aresto Arquitetura
House MV in Paine, Chile by CRISTIAN ALVARADO ESPINOZAFriday, April 20th, 2018Article source: CRISTIAN ALVARADO ESPINOZA A Break on the hill The order is a second home for a family on the slopes of a hill located in the southern sector of Laguna Aculeo, Paine. The conditions of the terrain with an angle of 30 degrees create the following problem: How, in addition to accommodating the traditional program, is the family reunion generated and possible?  Image Courtesy © CRISTIAN ALVARADO ESPINOZA
Villa Poorkan in Chalous Road, Iran by ZAV ArchitectsFriday, April 13th, 2018Article source: ZAV Architects The Poorkan villa used to be an abounded building. Our clients (Mojdeh Ghodousi and Ali Kamran) decided to build a villa on their inherited land. Instead we encouraged the proposition of renovating the existing building on the on. We intended to recycle the space, in order to bring it back to the cycle of useful, contemporary spaces.  Image Courtesy © Soroush Majidi
Forestry in the Forest in Hradec Králové, Czech Republic by CHYBIK+KRISTOFFriday, April 13th, 2018Article source: CHYBIK+KRISTOF The natural and the artificial mingle to become one in the new administrative centre of the Czech Forestry Commission A project designed by a team under the direction of the Brno based studio Chybik+Kristof has recently won the international competition for the new administrative centre of the Czech Forestry Commission in Hradec Králové. The winning proposal is a two-storey building on the edge of an existing forest, that uses wood extensively as construction material – as requested within the competition. The concept is based on incorporating the forest landscape into a five-finger building to create new relations between the inside office and the outside forest landscape. A nature trail surrounding the building allows to explore the different forest ecotypes, designed by Tomas Babka and breathe.earth.collective.  Image Courtesy © CHYBIK+KRISTOF
Brunswick House in Australia by Chan ArchitectureWednesday, April 11th, 2018Article source: Chan Architecture Renovating a semi-detached, single fronted Edwardian terrace house always poses a unique set of challenges. The sites are often long and narrow with a shared party wall on one side and an existing house which can be over 100 years old. The main challenge is always how to create modern, flexible, light-filled spaces with limited site access and a tight budget.  Image Courtesy © Tatjana Plitt
House interior in Richmond, London by Roselind Wilson DesignWednesday, April 11th, 2018Article source: Roselind Wilson Design All the rooms started as a blank canvas and careful consideration was given to the architectural style of the property. On the upper floor, the house has a chic modern bathroom, a study and several bedrooms. The design of the children’s rooms incorporates their favourite colours, and hints at their hobbies and interests. Both rooms include brilliant bespoke storage furniture.  Image Courtesy © Richard Waite
Open House in Bangkok, Thailand by Klein Dytham architectureThursday, April 5th, 2018Article source: Klein Dytham architecture Open House is located in the Central Embassy complex 50m above Bangkok. Within this vast 4,600sqm double-height interior, a village of spaces has been created, each with a familiar human scale – restaurants, lounges, bars, galleries, stores, pop-ups, libraries and workspaces that all seamlessly fit together. A space that anyone can feel comfortable in, feel at home in, spend all day in, relax in and be inspired in. A place to hang out, a place to play, a place to catch up on work and a place to eat and drink.  Image Courtesy © Klein Dytham architecture
A Two-Family House OGLE in Riga, Latvia by NRJAWednesday, April 4th, 2018Article source: NRJA Two separate apartments for two families make up the volume which complies with the strict regulations of Riga historical center. The height of the volume corresponds to the buildings across the street; the varying slopes of the roof react to the geometry of the nearby roofscape. The materials used for facades – black brick, painted timber boards and Rheinzink tin sheets – respond to the surrounding context of historical buildings. The tonality of used materials corresponds symbolically to the location – Ogļu (from latvian – Coal) Street.  Image Courtesy © Gatis Rozenfelds and Zigmārs Jauja
Habitat for Orphan Girls, in Khvansar, Iran by ZAV ARCHITECTSTuesday, April 3rd, 2018Article source: ZAV ARCHITECTS Habitat for orphan girls The habitat for foundling girls is located in the historical fabric of Khansar, a small town in the heart of Iran. Before evolving into a residence for orphan girls, our charitable client had intentions of building a public clinic. We came up with a proposal of a welfare institution since the site’s location could eventually come to help its future deprived users. The orphans can find shelter under the protection of history: they will be surrounded by three of the city’s historical monuments that could serve as parents.
 Image Courtesy © Soroush Majidi
InfoTech Office Building at Celebration Pointe in Gainesville, Florida by CUPKOVIC architectureMonday, April 2nd, 2018Article source: v2com The InfoTech Office Building is a 3 level, single use office building for InfoTech, a software company located in Gainesville, FL., near UF The building terminates Tech-Park, part of the overall Celebration Pointe project, designed by CUPKOVIC architecture for Celebration Pointe Partners.  InfoTech façade facing Tech-Park at Celebration Pointe, Image Courtesy © Matt Shoots for Good Photography
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