ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘McNeel’ CategoryO A X I S by FORWARD THINKING ARCHITECTUREWednesday, August 20th, 2014O A X I S: a project inspired by the sun and the desert Oasis formations. The project as a new link between the desert, renewable energies and water-saving hydroponic agriculture in direct connection to the Arabian Peninsula nearby cities.  Image Courtesy © FORWARD THINKING ARCHITECTURE
Courtyard House in Aurora, U.S.A by NO ARCHITECTURETuesday, August 19th, 2014Article source: NO ARCHITECTURE NOA completes The Courtyard House in Aurora, OR. This 2,489 ft² (231 m²) structure is located on a hill overlooking protected wetlands, cantilevering towards views of the Pudding River on one side, while carving into the ground on the other. Entered through a sunken entrance court, the living spaces unfold in a continuous loop around a faceted glass courtyard.  Image Courtesy © NO ARCHITECTURE
Infoversum in Groningen, The Netherlands by architectengroep ARCHIVIEWTuesday, August 19th, 2014Article source: architectengroep ARCHIVIEW The Infoversum is unique, not only because of its fluent design and the unusual techniques being used, the exploratory and inviting role it will play in the community also make it special. Conveniently located near the centre of Groningen,the Infoversum cannot be overlooked. It is a building that makes one curious and that needs to be explored. Never before have so many different fields of expertise, goals and techniques successfully been combined in one design.  Image Courtesy © architectengroep ARCHIVIEW
Løgstør sports hall in Løgstør, Denmark by CEBRAWednesday, July 30th, 2014Article source: CEBRA CEBRA has completed a public sports facility in the Danish town of Løgstør based on the office’s“Meccano concept” for unheated, low-cost and lightweight sports halls. The concept uses construction principles and elements otherwise known from industrial buildings and warehouses – that is standardised off-the-shelf components. The idea is that these simple elements can be refined and combined in new and surprising ways – just like the Meccano model construction system – in order to create architecturally appealing, accessibleand easily adaptable sports facilities, which are cheap to build and maintain. The concept has been developed in collaboration with LokaleogAnlægsfonden (the Danish Foundation for Culture and Sports Facilities).  Image Courtesy © CEBRA
Wavehouse (400 Grove) in Hayes Valley, San Francisco by Fougeron ArchitectureSaturday, May 24th, 2014Article source: Fougeron Architecture 400 Grove Street/Parcel H is a 33-unit market-rate development in the heart of Hayes Valley. This prominent site at the corner of Grove and Gough Streets is one of the parcels left vacant by the demolition of the Central Freeway, and is in a dynamic, urban San Francisco neighborhood.  Image Courtesy © Fougeron Architecture
VOLT Berlin in Germany by J. MAYER H. und Partner, ArchitektenTuesday, May 20th, 2014Article source: J. MAYER H. und Partner, Architekten J. MAYER H. und Partner, Architekten has been named the winner of the invited competition for Volt Berlin, a new concept for a location for shopping and urban experience near Berlin’s Alexanderplatz. The experience cluster is a fusion concept combining a multi-brand store, various experiential offerings, events, and a hotel, and is directed towards adventurous visitors with a focus on a smart urban lifestyle.  Image Courtesy © J. MAYER H. und Partner, Architekten
9 storey residential building in Bucharest, Romania by URBAN OFFICETuesday, May 13th, 2014Article source: URBAN OFFICE  Image Courtesy © URBAN OFFICE
Guiuan National High School in Philippines by MAT-TER Design + Build StudioTuesday, May 13th, 2014Article source: MAT-TER Design + Build Studio Topology of Resilience On November 9, 2013 the devastating Typhoon Haiyan hit the Philippines, causing more than 5,000 deaths and destroying the homes and cities of millions. Natural disasters due to climate change have become extremely commonplace all over the world. We can’t do much to stop them, but as architects we can help design and build stronger and more resilient buildings to withstand them. As part of a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) by OOAc in support of the Typhoon Haiyan victims, the objective of this project is to generate a design concept for a typhoon-resilient school to be implemented in the affected area of the Philippines, where sadly over 4,500 schools have been destroyed by the massive storm.  Image Courtesy © MAT-TER Design + Build Studio
The Cut (kitchen) by Alessandro IsolaFriday, May 9th, 2014Article source: Alessandro Isola The Cut re-configures, it surprises! It recognises the kitchen as a practical yet central space, a place to grab-and-go, a place to congregate and chat, a place to relax and dine. It knows that each of these occasions present themselves daily in our fast modern lives.  Image Courtesy © Alessandro Isola
CC WEDDING, OCEAN in NJ by RAZORTOOTHDESIGN LLCFriday, May 9th, 2014Article source: RAZORTOOTHDESIGN LLC Custom design ceiling and free standing corner partitions define dance floor at Ocean wedding. Dance floor dimensions: 30’x30’x 14’h Custom design partitions for buffet section at Ocean wedding.  Image Courtesy © RAZORTOOTHDESIGN LLC
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