ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Mental Ray’ CategoryDining Room by Selim SeninTuesday, April 7th, 2015Article source: Selim Senin Several modules for the ceiling design was determined.Modules were combined to form a dynamic surface.Some modules have been selected as the lighting elements.An impressive impact in a small space was made to create.  Image Courtesy © Selim Senin
Refurbishment of a traditional stone house in Portugal by Henrique Barros-GomesWednesday, January 28th, 2015Article source: Henrique Barros-Gomes An old, traditional stone house in northern Portugal will be completely renovated. The house, an ancient community oven in the well preserved center of a small village, will be transformed into a comfortable vacation residence, with a loft like main floor, where living, kitchen and dining areas will be located.  Image Courtesy © Henrique Barros-Gomes
Cracked House by Gianluca Milesi ArchitectureWednesday, March 6th, 2013Article source: Gianluca Milesi Architecture This is a project for a single house-villa placed in a natural imaginary environment. The aim of the design is to create an intimate space strongly communicating with the external environment at the same time. This communication and particular relationship is established through the creation of cracks in a simple box volume that break the enclosure of the interior space and open, visually and physically to the outside.  Image Courtesy Gianluca Milesi Architecture
Private house at Reguengos in Alentejo, Portugal by Henrique Barros-GomesFriday, July 20th, 2012Article source: Henrique Barros-Gomes With a contemporary and minimalist approach, this exposed concrete weekend house is to be located in a rural area in upstate Reguengos de Monsaraz, Alentejo, Portugal. The site is a clearing with dense wooded surroundings. The house has large glazed surfaces, increasing the interior exterior relation. Wooden sliding louvres, recessed in the walls, provide shade from the sun and protection from intruders. Roof slabs extend to the exterior, shading the glazed panels.  Private house at Reguengos
City Tower in Cheongna, Korea by Gianluca Milesi ArchitectureThursday, June 21st, 2012Article source: Gianluca Milesi Architecture In the City Tower competition in Cheongna, Korea, was asked to design an high rise building in a city of future development. Our principal idea for this project has been to concentrate and organize an urban complex node in an unique building and a center of attraction. Our intention has been to formalize this main concept through a consistent architectural structure with a form that respects its consistency in every part, still taking different shapes in order to host the different functions of the project program.  City Tower in Cheongna
90 Degrees Architecture, City Walls Parasites in Milan, Italy by Gianluca Milesi ArchitectureWednesday, June 20th, 2012Article source: Gianluca Milesi Architecture 90 Degrees architecture is a research on the urban environment of the city of Milan. The idea informing this projects is to work on parts of the city uncompleted and never solved, without any urban or architectural quality. Our specific interest is to act on the never finished and never designed blind facades of buildings results of a failed development of the urban fabric and of a lack of design. Our interest is focused on these “Walls” that, in the best of the circumstances, are spaced dedicated to commercial posters or low quality decorations and just in very few cases solved, usually through the use of green climbing natural patterns.  90 Degrees Architecture
MOSQUITO in Desio, Italy by Gianluca Milesi ArchitectureWednesday, June 20th, 2012Article source: Gianluca Milesi Architecture We propose a contemporary design and architecture for our proposals for the temporary architectures at the Kernel Festival, in the park of Villa Tittoni in Desio. Our approach is inspired by the shapes, the imagination and the way of thinking of a digital environment and paradigm, through a non standard attitude, parametric geometry and lighting. This according to the temporary nature of the projects (existing just from the 1st of July to the 3rd of July 2011), a specific attention in the simplicity of the assemblage of the parts, the use of the given construction materials, the photovoltaic panels and the plastic profiles.  MOSQUITO
SHADOWS in Desio, Italy by Gianluca Milesi ArchitectureWednesday, June 20th, 2012Article source: Gianluca Milesi Architecture We propose a contemporary design and architecture for our proposals for the temporary architectures at the Kernel Festival, in the park of Villa Tittoni in Desio. Our approach is inspired by the shapes, the imagination and the way of thinking of a digital environment and paradigm, through a non standard attitude, parametric geometry and lighting. This according to the temporary nature of the projects (existing just from the 1st of July to the 3rd of July 2011), a specific attention in the simplicity of the assemblage of the parts, the use of the given construction materials, the photovoltaic panels and the plastic profiles.  SHADOWS
Sunscraper: 15.277 solar panels tower in Gianluca Milesi ArchitectureWednesday, June 20th, 2012Article source: Gianluca Milesi Architecture We like sustainability, we think is probably on of the most important issue in contemporary architecture.. but we are still architects.. and we like forms and space too… that why we invented the SUNSCRAPER: This is a project for a tower wrapped by solar panels. 15.277 swinging solar panels have been assembled to create a continuous skin around the building. The form of our tower wants to be organic and fluid, the perception would be of an architecture quality work and a functioning engine at the same time. We want to re interpret technique adding a formal input to it. Our effort is to maximize sustainability and energy production creating at the same time a pleasant and contemporary expression of architecture.  15.277 solar panels tower
Floating Islands in New York City by Gianluca Milesi ArchitectureTuesday, June 19th, 2012Article source: Gianluca Milesi Architecture “DO IT BEFORE NOT AFTER” – floating structures operation – A new way to think at disaster The worlds is becoming more and more sensitive to the climate changing, that, according to the most reputed studies, will have heavy and often dramatic effects on the earth and on us. Recently very well known dramatic events pushed the citizens, the governments and the organizations to think new and more appropriate strategies in order to provide relief to the population’s victims of these catastrophic natural events. This is the aim of this competition too. In medicine there are mostly two ways to try to reduce the impact of diseases on people; one is to cure and the other one is to prevent. We all know that to prevent is better than to cure.  New York Emergency
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