ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Vectorworks’ CategoryMontblanc House in Japan by Studio VelocityThursday, May 5th, 2011The plan of a house with a small beauty shop on the first floor. A house for a family of four: the young couple running the shop, their 3 year-old girl, and their newborn. The site, surrounded by neighboring houses in 3 directions, is in a quiet residential area.  Montblanc House
Little One-room House with a Curve in Nagoya, Japan by Studio VelocityThursday, May 5th, 2011Little shop of 41㎡ in Nagoya city. The site has an elongated shape with a width of about 9m and a depth of 20m. While the front road is relatively wide, with a sidewalk, one might get a feeling of oppression due to the small size of the site surrounded as it by shops and houses of from 2 to 3 stories.  Little One Room House
De Nieuwe Liefde in Amsterdam, the Netherlands by Wiel Arets ArchitectsSaturday, April 30th, 2011The monumental white building on Amsterdam’s Da Costakade was originally constructed in 1901 as a storage space for a wine company, before being converted into a parish in 1932 named De Liefde (‘The Love’). After falling into disrepair after many renovations, and with the last tenants leaving the property in 2007, the complex was completely rebuilt by Wiel Arets Architects and renames ‘De Nieuwe Liefde (‘The New Love’). The reconstruction included transforming the existing complex of buildings into a theatre and community centre composed of a main hall with seating for 230, a conference room with space for 60, a choir space for 50, a library, a grand foyer and a restaurant-café.  De Nieuwe Liefde
Beblond Flagship Salon in Stuttgart, Germany by RaumspielkunstFriday, April 29th, 2011The brand development “Beblond“ complements the services around professional hair-care with a specialised environment dedicated to sustainable colouring, dyeing and styling. This sophisticated service which already conquered the United States should now be imported to Europe. Our clients – professionally trained for this creative service have proven their skills during numerous fashion events and roadshows and now intend to increase the popularity of their brand together with the associated products they use. raumspielkunst took the challenge of designing the first flagship studio.  Images Courtesy Michael Eckel
RICHTI QUARTERS / BUILDING FIELDS 1& 7 in Wallisellen, Switzerland by Wiel Arets ArchitectsTuesday, April 26th, 2011The new Allianz headquarters is located in two buildings that correspond to contours defined by an urban plan set by Vittorio Lampugnani. Composed of one high rise and one 5-story building, the Allianz complex contains mainly office program, and defines the edges of the block according to the urban plan, itself based on a modified block structure. Both buildings in the complex are connected to one another through a series of bridges that enable the various office, gastronomic and retail facilities to accommodate one another and interact fluently.  Richti Quarters
Deichmanske Main Library/’Sugar’ in Oslo by Wiel Arets ArchitectsSunday, April 24th, 2011Article source: WE Architects Concept  Exterior perspective - city
Regiocentrale Zuid in Maasbracht, The Netherlands by Wiel Arets ArchitectsSunday, April 24th, 2011The river Meuse serves many different purposes. Next to being an important transport route for inland shipping, its banks accommodate agriculture, plants, wildlife and recreational activity. The water that flows through the Meuse is used as drinking water, for industrial processes and as cooling water. Its summer bed is an important source of sand and gravel. In the event of flooding the danger must be gone against.  Regiocentrale Zuid
The International Criminal Court in The Hague, The Netherlands by Wiel Arets ArchitectsSaturday, April 23rd, 2011The organizational and volumetric shape of the ICC responds to the unique programmatic demands so as to produce a strong public presence and recognition value. An apparent contradiction – an enigmatic building shell in which all people and information are completely secure – must be realized.  The International Criminal Court
Trade Fair Centre in La Spezia, Italy by MMAA Architects designed using Vectorworks and Cinema4DFriday, April 22nd, 2011The new expo pavilion has been built in a former industrial area previously occupied by a pasta factory. The building, which features a coated iron structure and envelope made of titanium-zinc panels and vast glazed surfaces, takes the form of a long parallelepiped, folded over on itself, that soars up from the ground, jutting out sharply at the end to shelter the entrance facing the pre-existing multiplex. The shape of the building is based on the idea of creating an architectural promenade that unfurls from the highest point of the building, through an exhibition space, down to the bottom.  Trade Fair Centre in La Spezia
Hill House in Nova Scotia, Canada by MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple ArchitectsThursday, April 21st, 2011This house occupies the crown of a bald drumlin surrounded by the sea on three sides. The project consists of a main house and guesthouse/barn separated by a courtyard defined by two long, low concrete walls.  Hill House East Barn Guest in Foreground
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