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CloudLand Tourist Service Center in Guangdong, China by ATELIER XI

Wednesday, October 5th, 2022

Article source: ATELIER XI

The CloudLand Tourist Service Center is located in Cloud Garden, a community park in the Science and Technology District in Nanshan, Shenzhen. Adjacent to the surrounding high-rise office buildings, the CloudLand extends itself horizontally into a linear set of open spaces that provide various leisure services for visitors and locals.

In the beginning, the architect was invited to design a pavilion for visitors based on the new landscape planning of the park. Due to the tight project schedule, the steel-structure framework was used to shorten the on-site construction procedure. As a result, the project was opened to the public eight months after the initial commission.

Image Courtesy © Zhang Chao

  • Architects: ATELIER XI
  • Project: CloudLand Tourist Service Center
  • Location: Guangdong, China
  • Photography: Zhang Chao
  • Landscape DesignLin Jun Ying Landscape Design Studio – Shenzhen Zaoyuan landscape tourism planning and Design Co., Ltd
  • Associate ArchitectShenzhen Branch of China Science architectural planning and Design Institute Co., Ltd
  • Lead Architect: Chen Xi
  • Clients: Shenzhen Nanshan District City Administration Bureau
  • Gross Built Area: 190
  • Completion Year: 2021.12

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Banja Vrućica Spa in Bosnia and Herzegovina by ENOTA

Wednesday, May 6th, 2020

Article source: ENOTA

Banja Vrućica is a destination with a long and successful tradition of medical tourism. In order to accommodate the change in the guests’ habits and requirements, there has lately been a clear tendency for the development of wellness and congress tourism, which is most evident in the health resort’s flagship, Hotel Kardial. The extension and overhaul of the bathing and wellness sections of the hotel is thus a logical next step in the complex’s gradual transformation in this direction.

Image Courtesy © ENOTA

  • Architects: ENOTA
  • Project: Banja Vrućica Spa
  • Location: Banja Vrućica, Bosnia and Herzegovina
  • Client: ZTC “BANJA VRUĆICA” a.d.
  • Coordinate: 44°35’29.0″N 17°52’40.9″E
  • Project Team: Dean Lah, Milan Tomac, Jakob Kajzer, Peter Sovinc, Eva Tomac, Nuša Završnik Šilec, Urška Malič, Sara Ambruš, Carlos Cuenca Solana, Goran Djokić
  • Collaborators: Spacer (visualizations)
  • Status: idea
  • Size: 6.040 m2

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TreeHugger (Tourist Information Office) in Bolzano, Italy by MoDusArchitects

Sunday, February 23rd, 2020

Article source: MoDusArchitects

Italian architecture firm MoDusArchitects www.modusarchitects.com presents its recently completed TreeHugger, the new Tourist Information Office building of the city of Bressanone (Bolzano, Italy), and winning entry of an international competition held in 2016.

Located just outside the historical centre of the South Tyrolean city, adjacent to the Bishop’s Palace of Bressanone, the eye-catching concrete building is the last episode in a series of “architectural homicides” dating from the 1800s up until the 1970s. TreeHugger takes on the qualities of airiness and levity in alignment with the site’s antecedent structures, which were dedicated to the welcoming of visitors, with their respective features of slender columns, deep loggias, and delicate overhangs.

Image Courtesy © Oskar Da Riz

  • Architects: MoDusArchitects (Sandy Attia, Matteo Scagnol)
  • Project: TreeHugger (Tourist Information Office)
  • Location: Bolzano, Italy
  • Photography: Oskar Da Riz
  • Project Team: Irene Braito, Filippo Pesavento
  • Structural Engineer: Luca Bragagna
  • Client: Bressanone Tourist Association
  • Contractor: Unionbau
  • Site works: Goller Bögl
  • Electrical installations: Elektro Josef Graber

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The tourist information centre in Baden-Württemberg, Germany by DITTEL ARCHITEKTEN GMBH

Monday, February 26th, 2018

Article source: DITTEL ARCHITEKTEN GMBH

DIA – Dittel Architekten is responsible for the design concept as well as the planning and execution of the new Tourist Information Centre in Schwäbisch Hall, Southern Germany. The goal of the concept is to use the space to convey the city’s identity and allow this identity to be experienced through digital and analogue contents. Values such as service-orientation and the emerging cultural richness are incorporated into a modern design language, which goes on to form an exciting symbiosis with the traditional nature of the half-timbered building constructed in the 17th century. The area, which is under heritage protection, was completely renovated as part of the new concept. The Tourist Information Centre opened on 06 December 2017.

Image Courtesy © Daniel Vieser, architectural photography

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Changbaishan Ski Jumps in Jilin Province, China by GRAFT GmbH

Sunday, June 4th, 2017

Article source: GRAFT GmbH

After two decades of infrastructural and urban development, China is now also expanding rapidly in the tourism sector. To promote faster growth, the Chinese government declared several “tourism formation zones”. One of these is the area around the spectacular Changbai volcano in the province Jilin, adjoining the border to North Korea. The region is dominated by vast forests that extend as far as Siberia. The permafrost between November and April makes the area a potential tourist mecca for winter sports.

Image Courtesy © GRAFT GmbH

  • Architects: GRAFT GmbH
  • Project: Changbaishan Ski Jumps
  • Location: Wangtiane, Changbai Mountain, Jilin Province, China
  • Software used: Rhino, Grasshopper
  • Client: Zhonghong Investment Co. Ltd
  • GFA: 88,000 m²
  • Year: 2006

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The Globe Hotel in Queensland, Australia by m3architecture

Wednesday, February 8th, 2017

Article source: m3architecture

This project transforms an iconic outback Queensland pub into stage 1 of a cultural and tourism hub. The building contains an information centre, history room, a commercial tenancy, and sets out the shell for an art gallery.

Image Courtesy © m3architecture

  • Architects: m3architecture
  • Project: The Globe Hotel
  • Location: Barcaldine, Queensland, Australia

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FIT – The Canary Islands Tourism and Innovation Factory in Adeje, Spain by gpy arquitectos

Thursday, July 21st, 2016

Article source: gpy arquitectos 

The FIT! Canary Islands Tourism and Innovation Factory is conceived of as a strategic meeting point, connected to both the business and the university sector, aiming to create synergies between the stakeholders in the tourism industry and to contribute to improved quality and excellence.

Image Courtesy © gpy arquitectos

Image Courtesy © gpy arquitectos

  • Architects: gpy arquitectos (Juan Antonio González Pérez, Urbano Yanes Tuña, Constanze Sixt)
  • Project: FIT – The Canary Islands Tourism and Innovation Factory
  • Location: Costa Adeje Tourism Development Centre (CDTCA), Calle Las Jarcias 4, Urbanización El Galeón, 38670 Adeje, Spain
  • Client: The Official Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Navigation of Cruz de Tenerife
  • Contractor: Ático Construcciones
  • Consultants: Asat S.L., Gpi Ingenieros, Reveriego y Asociados Arquitectos S.L.

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Mountain Hut in Matraszentimre, Hungary by NART ARCHITECTS

Wednesday, March 16th, 2016

Article source: NART ARCHITECTS

The project is located at the top of the National Blue Tour hiking trail, and it augmented the popularity of the second highest peak of Matra mountain’s location and nature.

Image Courtesy © Tamas Gyori

Image Courtesy © Tamas Gyori

  • Architects: NART ARCHITECTS
  • Project: Mountain Hut
  • Location: galyateto, matraszentimre, 3234 hungary
  • Photography: tamas bujnovszky, mark tassy, andras ladocsi
  • Architect collaborators: john Molnárka Augustine Szenthe
  • Interior designers: Csaba Kovacs, prices Vass eysen, Laszló Vitaris
  • Interior design collaborators: aniko Tallinn, Esther GYURIS
  • Structural engineer: Puskas Balazs
  • Mechanical engineer: Attila Bicske
  • Electrical engineer: Franciscan Rajka
  • Project Year: 2016

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YUFUIN TOURIST INFORMATION CENTER in Oita, Japan by Arphaville Architects

Wednesday, January 20th, 2016

Article source: Arphaville Architects

Outline

We proposed Tourist Information Center for Yufuin that is known as a spa town with many inns around Yufuin Station in the Yufuin tourist Information center competition.

In the 2nd stage, we competed with Pritzker prize architect,  Shigeru Ban.

Image Courtesy © Arphaville Architects

Image Courtesy © Arphaville Architects

  • Architects: Arphaville Architects
  • Project: YUFUIN TOURIST INFORMATION CENTER
  • Location: Oita, Japan
  • Site area: 900 sqm
  • Building area: 300 sqm
  • Total floor area: 600 sqm
  • Building scale: second stories
  • Structure system: wood
  • Status: shortlisted
  • Year: 2015

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Histria Aromatica Homestead in Bale, Croatia by mikelić vreš arhitekti d.o.o.

Wednesday, October 29th, 2014

Article source: mikelić vreš arhitekti d.o.o.

The “Histria Aromatica” homestead is the center of a unique agricultural – tourist complex planted with indigenous, medicinal, aromatic plants and herbs.The complex is located on a formerly neglected hill in the municipality Pizanovac Bale in Istria. At its highest point lies a unique micro location which offers uninterrupted panoramic views of the Istrian coast, from historic town of Rovinj to the National park of the Brijuni archipelago.

Image Courtesy © Ivan Dorotić

Image Courtesy © Ivan Dorotić

  • Architects: mikelić vreš arhitekti d.o.o.
  • Project: Histria Aromatica Homestead
  • Location: Bale, Croatia
  • Photography: Ivan Dorotić
  • CLIENT: Bioaromatica d.o.o.
  • ARCHITECTS TEAM: Marin Mikelić, Hrvoje Vidović,Tomislav Vreš
  • SITE AREA: 100.000 m²
  • BUILDING AREA: 780 m²
  • TOTAL FLOOR AREA: 972 m²
  • STORIES: Basement + ground floor + 1st floor
  • STRUCTURE: Concrete
  • FINISH: Natural stone
  • COMPLETED DATE: 2014.
  • DESIGN PARTICIPATION: Sara Pavlov, Silvija Pranjić, Stjepan Birač (Architecture), Mateo Biluš (Details, Building Physics), Mario Todorić, Toding (Structural Engineering), Srećko Zubak, Shema ZS (Electrical Engineering), Marinko Zečević, Citara (HVAC), Goran Vučković (Plumbing Engineering), Davor Belužić, Hobby bazeni (Fountain Engineering), Željko Mužević, Flamit (Fire Protection)

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