ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Technological Park’ CategorySberbank Technopark in Moscow, Russia by Zaha Hadid ArchitectsFriday, May 6th, 2016Article source: Zaha Hadid Architects Zaha Hadid Architects has been selected to build the Sberbank Technopark at the Skolkovo Innovation Centre, Moscow, Russia. Considered to be Russia’s Silicon Valley, Skolkovo will be home to the laboratories and campuses of Russia’s fast developing IT, biomedical, energy, nuclear and space innovations.  Image Courtesy © Zaha Hadid Architects
LUBLIN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PARK in Poland by STELMACH I PARTNERZY Architectural OfficeThursday, April 16th, 2015Article source: STELMACH I PARTNERZY Architectural Office 1. HISTORY  Image Courtesy © STELMACH I PARTNERZY Architectural Office
CICA in Coruña, Spain by ANGEL RICO PAINCERIASWednesday, February 4th, 2015Article source: ANGEL RICO PAINCERIAS The building is a part of the technological park of the A Coruña University. This technological park is formed by another six buildings interconnected among them. The plan for the Technological Park established that each building must have two volumes; one of them of four floors and the other of two. These two volumes will be divided by a pedestrian public space that will connect transversely all the buildings of the park.  Image Courtesy © Hector Santos Diez
DIGI Technology Operation Centre in Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia by T.R. Hamzah & Yeang Sdn BhdSaturday, March 29th, 2014Article source: T.R. Hamzah & Yeang Sdn Bhd The project is a data centre with ancillary facilities i.e. Administration Offices, Reception Lobby, Telco Tower and a Service Management Centre (Command Centre) for Digi Telecommunications Sdn. Bhd.  Image Courtesy © T.R. Hamzah & Yeang Sdn Bhd
Pomeranian Science and Technology Park in Gdynia, POLAND by AEC Krymow & PartnersThursday, August 1st, 2013Article source: AEC Krymow & Partners The international architectural design competition of the Pomeranian Science and Technology Park in Gdynia was won by AEC Krymow & Partners, an architectural office from Warsaw. The current area of the Technology Park is more than 80 thousand sqm. Inside the ultra-modern building complex there are offices, laboratories, workshops, conference spaces, whilst on the ground floor there is space for dining, shopping and other commercial services.  Image Courtesy © AEC Krymow & Partners
ITER Building Technology Park in Tenerife, Spain by Estudio LunarFriday, December 7th, 2012Article source: Estudio Lunar With this volcanic surroundings, the proposal settles in like another crater. The building looks into the courtyard, the heart of the crater, that is the meeting point, organizes the access and the connexions with the other buildings. In this courtyard there are some fissures that communicates the laboratories and research areas with the exterior. These small courtyards create a series of visual connectivities between all the spaces that looks over the outside creating a complex and interesting spatiality for the users of the building.  Exterior view : Image Courtesy Estudio Lunar
Science and Technology Park in Opole, Poland by IdcodeSaturday, August 4th, 2012Article source: Idcode Location Competition site is located on the periphery of the city, where the city meets the country side of fields and loosely scattered single-family housing. Site is in close proximity to the neighbourhood shopping centre “Karolinka” and the newly established conference centre. Both existing buildings located near the area, cause a temporary influx of people in and around the city, which enables the integration of people with what is happening in the park.  Science and Technolo gy Park
Technology Center in Bologna, Italy by GMP ArchitektenSunday, July 1st, 2012Article source: GMP Architekten The design by architects von Gerkan, Marg and Partners (gmp), which was honoured with first prize in an international competition, converts a former industrial heritage building to the north of Bologna into a modern technology park. The factory facilities of the former tobacco monopoly, designed by the famous Italian engineer and architect Pier Luigi Nervi are carefully modernised and converted to accommodate new functions. The additional new buildings carry the signature of the listed historic buildings dating from the 1940s, albeit in modern form.  Technology Center in Bologna
Jinan High-tech science and technology culture center and square in China by Santiago Parramón, RTA-OfficeSaturday, March 3rd, 2012Article source: Santiago Parramón, RTA-Office The city of Jinan has a strategic location supported with a good transportation hub (Yaoqiang International Airport, Beijing-Shanghai and Jinan-Qindao high-speed train lines, several important highways and an important transport artery that passes through the city). By having this strategic location supported with good transportation hub, Jinan has lots of potential advantages and opportunities for development.
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BTEK – Technology Interpretation Centre in Zamudio, Spain by ACXT ArchitectsSaturday, February 11th, 2012Article source: ACXT Architects BTEK is a new technologies interpretation centre, focused on student visits. The most significant determinants set by the developer, Parque Tecnologico SA, were the following:
One of the main goals of the project is to come up with an implantation solution adapted to the surroundings, in a plot with a certain geometrical and topographical complexity, uniting architecture and urbanization, thus deleting the limits between indoors and out.
 Image Courtesy Aitor Ortiz
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