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Jinan NIO House in Shandong by LUKSTUDIO

Wednesday, November 9th, 2022

Article source: LUKSTUDIO

With its recent European launch, NIO is steadily entering the international electric vehicle market as a new player. Back in China, the brand has been a market leader and the public is familiar with the sleek NIO House and community concept. The development of user experience therefore seeks to connect more to the local culture, giving rise to site-specfic design. After collaborating on the NIO House in Nanchang, Lukstudio is given an opportunity to transform a standalone courtyard house in Jinan, the capital of Shandong Province.

Image Courtesy © Wen Studio

  • Architects: LUKSTUDIO
  • Project: Jinan NIO House
  • Location: Jinan, Shandong
  • Photography: Wen Studio
  • Software used: CAD, Sketch Up, Rhinoceros
  • Client: NIO
  • Net Area: 730㎡
  • Director: Christina Luk
  • Design Team: Yicheng Zhang, Haixin Wang, Vivi Du, Rebecca Tan, Coca Gao
  • Design Period: 2021.08 – 2021.12
  • Construction Period: 2022.03 – 2022.07

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Harrison Medical Center in Bainbridge Island, Washington by Coates Design Seattle Architects

Friday, August 21st, 2020

Article source: Coates Design Seattle Architects

Harrison Bainbridge Urgent Care is Bainbridge Island’s first 24/7 urgent care facility. It consists of 25,000 square feet of primary, urgent, and specialty medical care with laboratory and diagnostic services. Coates Design Architects was chosen to fulfill ambitious goals: patient-centered care that is both innovative in its approach as well as cost-effective. The client required a building that was environmentally-friendly, low-cost, and could be built quickly to allow for immediate patient care. All of these goals, and more, were met in the final design for this one-of-a-kind facility.

Image Courtesy © Coates Design Seattle Architects

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Deco Temple (Elixir Bunn Coffee Roasters) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia by Azaz Architects

Tuesday, May 5th, 2020

Article source: Azaz Architects

Famous Saudi coffee roasters Elixir Bunn opened their new location in Riyadh, designed by Azaz Architects. After building a strong reputation for their coffee, it was time to build an atmosphere to complement their famous drinks. Coffee in Saudi Arabia is well-rooted into the local culture and could be traced back to times prior to the formation of the Kingdom. Since then, coffee in the region has evolved, and today, the coffee industry in Saudi Arabia is flourishing. To match that progression, Azaz Architects created the space as a “Deco Temple” to take coffee seekers into a modern day spiritual-like experience.

Image Courtesy © Abdulrahman Bayashout

  • Architects: Azaz Architects
  • Project: Deco Temple (Elixir Bunn Coffee Roasters)
  • Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
  • Photography: Abdulrahman Bayashout, Rakan Alzughaibi
  • Software used: Autocad, SketchUp, 3dsmax, and Lumion
  • Light design: Nader Gammas
  • Completion Year: September 2019

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Bhiraj Tower in Bangkok, Thailand by 1819 Co.,Ltd

Thursday, April 16th, 2020

Article source: 1819 Co.,Ltd

In the pre- Sathorn Road, It was the Canal used to for circulation before, and there were various planting. The Bhiraj Tower’s project is an improvement of the building and storage space of the former office, suitable for the modern atmosphere of the Sathorn Road, which is Thailand’s major economic source. The main concept of landscape design is to create a virtual environment to bring out the shade of ” Canal sathorn ” is back here again. By combining the original architectural styles. Building materials and original areas and all exciting trees are available with a modern new style. Meet the lives of the people who go on Sathorn Road and create an atmosphere of the project in the historical Sathorn area. It’s not a rush, but with the look of a modern-looking project attracts new generations.

Image Courtesy © Mr.Tinnaphop Chawatin

  • Architects: 1819 Co.,Ltd
  • Project: Bhiraj Tower
  • Location: Sathon road, Yan Nawa, Bangkok, Thailand
  • Photography: Mr.Tinnaphop Chawatin
  • Software used: SKetch up, Lumion, Gstar CAD
  • Other participants
    • Lead Landscape Architects: Mr Palang Sittithaworn
    • Design Team: Mr.Thunhapol Jungsangasom, Mr. wichan Saekong, Miss. KANOGKAN TUNGPANYALERT
    • Clients: Bhirajburi
    • Architect: Buranasathann
    • Landscape Constructor: 19th Landscape
  • Completion Year: 2018

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WuliEpoch Culture Center in Beijing, China by Atelier Alter Architects

Tuesday, February 4th, 2020

Article source: Atelier Alter Architects

Sited in Shijingshan, the fringe of Beijing, near the scared Western Hills, the Wuliepoch Life Experiment Center is a sales office for low rise residential developments at the foot of Western Hills. The project draws upon the heritage and inspirations of Western Hills, and presents a new definition for housing in contemporary Chinese metropolis.

The project encompasses a 1500sm of sales center and a 400sm of community skating rink, as a way to response to the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing. The sales office includes model exhibition area, sample rooms, seating areas, bar and catering, a VIP lounge, staff offices, etc.

Image Courtesy © Highlite Images

  • Architects: Atelier Alter Architects
  • Project: WuliEpoch Culture Center
  • Location: 99 Heishitou Road, Shijingshan District, Beijing, China
  • Photography: Highlite Images
  • Software used: Rhino, Autodesk, Autocad, Enscape, V-Ray, sketch up
  • Lead Architects: YingFan Zhang, Xiaojun Bu
  • Design Team: YingFan Zhang, Xiaojun Bu, Ping Jiang, Wei Huang, Zhenwei Li, Ran Yan, Lairong Zheng, Jue Wang, Leilei Ma, Bo Huang, Chuan Qin, Lianhua Liu, Chunyu Cao, Jiang Wu, Weicong Lin
  • Client: Sino Ocrean Real Estate
  • Structure: Beijing Saturni Engineering Consultant Co., Ltd. – Qing Zuo, Duomin Wang, Bin Ma, Yue Yu

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Bangson house in Bangkok, Thailand by FATTSTUDIO ARCHITECT CO .,LTD

Monday, January 6th, 2020

Article source: FATTSTUDIO ARCHITECT CO .,LTD

When the new purple sky train line which connects from the north of Bangkok to the west outbound of the city was opened, it has affected the development along the railway probably. The many estates have been established typically. However, one couple had decided to settle their house on 10×10 meters land approximately where it is not far from the Bangson station instead of being to be a high ground tribe as typical.

First of all, the main condition was how to manage a small land regarding the building control, 1meters and 2metters at the front of the house was set back for example, with any conditions from the regulation, the requirement from the client had been revised before the project got started after that the programs from the client have been considered and recomposed to the appropriated hierarchy through the three stores.

Image Courtesy © Ketsiree Wongwan

  • Architects: FATTSTUDIO ARCHITECT CO .,LTD (Pompetch Sakornteerawat)
  • Project: Bangson house
  • Location: Bangkok, Thailand
  • Photography: Ketsiree Wongwan
  • Software used: Autocad, sketch up
  • Project Interior: Wipada Simthamnimit
  • Design Team: Supanna Chanpensri, Wen Hsiang Hsu (From Taiwan), Gultida Maneewong, Chaowapol Watcharasukarn, Ornyupa Noichad
  • Structural Engineer: Basic design CO.,Ltd
  • M&E Engineer: Degree system CO.,Ltd
  • Contractor: Mr. Kumphang Kaotri
  • Lighting Design: FATTSTUDIO with TRUELIGHT

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CHANGSHA RSUN SALES CENTER in Changsha, China by BENJAI architecture

Thursday, October 24th, 2019

Article source: BENJAI architecture

The project is located in a high-quality development area in Changsha City. It is close to the main traffic roads of the city, and is also one of the main entrances of the community in the future. Both of the architectural design and the interior design come from Benjai Architecture.

Image Courtesy © JIANGHE ZENG, RIPEI QIU

  • Architects: BENJAI architecture
  • Project: CHANGSHA RSUN SALES CENTER
  • Location: Intersection of Xinshao road and Liu Jia Chong Road in Tianxin District, Changsha, China
  • Photography: JIANGHE ZENG, RIPEI QIU
  • Software used: SKETCH UP, ENSCAPE, AUTOCAD AND PHOTOSHOP
  • Design: BENJAI Architectural Design Consulting Co., Ltd.
  • Leader designer & Team: Xuesong Qiao, Xiang Li, Xiaokun Zhu
  • Gross Built Area (square meters): 792㎡
  • Clients: RSUN
  • Design year & Completion Year: 2019.2-2019.8

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Knightsbridge House in London, England by Wimshurst Pelleriti

Monday, September 9th, 2019

Article source: Wimshurst Pelleriti

New development hides an urban oasis behind a traditional Edwardian street frontage.

Architect Wimshurst Pelleriti, in collaboration with Johnston & Mather, has completed Knightsbridge House, a development of nine uncompromisingly contemporary residential units around a central courtyard formed by two existing buildings. To obtain planning permission from Ealing Borough Council, the architect rebuilt the neglected street facing elevation in the traditional style of the neighbouring recent developments, preserving the integrity of the streetscape.

Image Courtesy © Wimshurst Pelleriti

  • Architects: Wimshurst Pelleriti
  • Project: Knightsbridge House
  • Location: Action, West London, England, UK
  • Software used: V-Ray, sketch up

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Švyturys brewery gastropub in Klaipėda, Lithuania by Plazma Architecture Studio

Friday, August 30th, 2019

Article source: Plazma Architecture Studio

The scope of our design commission was broad yet clearly defined. The interior of Švyturys Brewery needed to include a bar, a beer shop, a tasting area, an exhibition space, a conference room, a concert stage, and more to become a place where people could socialize and learn about Lithuania’s proud beer brewing culture.

Image Courtesy © Darius Petrulaitis

  • Architects: Plazma Architecture Studio
  • Project: Švyturys brewery gastropub
  • Location: Klaipėda, Lithuania
  • Photography: Darius Petrulaitis
  • Software used: sketch up, Autocad, ArchiCAD

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Bilya Koort Boodja Centre in Australia by iredale pedersen hook architects

Thursday, July 11th, 2019

Article source: iredale pedersen hook architects

In 1833 the town of Northam was gazetted; with the Ballardong Noongar people suffering intense and bloody repression until 1841 when relations became generally peaceful.  In 1905 The Aborigines Act allowed the State to have complete control of ‘protection, control and segregation of Aboriginal people’ and in 1933 the whole Aboriginal population of the town was exiled to the Moore River Native Settlement- some 200 km away and in another “country”.  The laws that enabled this were only repealed in 1954, and the Ballardong families returned to the town.

In 2016 the Shire Council obtained funding to create a new Cultural Centre that would promote and support the Ballardong Noongar people of the Avon Valley.

Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts

  • Architects: iredale pedersen hook architects
  • Project: Bilya Koort Boodja Centre
  • Location: 2 Grey Street Northam, Western Australia
  • Photography: Peter Bennetts
  • Software used: Vectorworks, sketch up
  • Gross Floor Area: 1450m2
  • Completed: November 2018

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