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The State University of New York at New Paltz by ikon.5 architects

Friday, June 28th, 2013

Article source: ikon.5 architects

Objective

The State University of New York at New Paltz needed to expand its 1970 Student Union building by providing informal gathering spaces for students. The existing Student Union building was designed as an isolated cellular office building and did not have space for student collaboration or congregation. In addition, the University wished to change the overall appearance and presentation of the existing building which conveyed an uninspired institutionally functional appearance at the gateway to the university.

Evening view of Commons from plaza deck illustrating the structural tube stress skin, Image Courtesy © Peter Mauss/Esto

  • Architects: ikon.5 architects
  • Project: The State University of New York
  • Location: New Paltz, New York
  • Software used: Auto Cad 2008

Universitary College, Extremadura University, Badajoz 1980 in Spain by Arquitectos Ayala

Wednesday, May 29th, 2013

Article source: Arquitectos Ayala

I used to live in a college for so many years. There the students were distributed in sunny rooms or darkness rooms. Due to I never got the needed status and college prestige, I could never be moved to the sunny rooms. It seemed that students from these sunny rooms were happier and with better color as we used to have painful look.

Image Courtesy Arquitectos Ayala

  • Architects: Arquitectos Ayala
  • Project: Universitary College. Extremadura University, Badajoz 1980
  • Location: Badajoz, Spain

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Renewal of the Old Main Seminar of Comillas University by Fernandez-Abascal & Muruzabal + Ortiz y Barrientos + Pesquera Ulargui Arquitectos

Thursday, May 23rd, 2013

Article source: Fernandez-Abascal & Muruzabal + Ortiz y Barrientos + Pesquera Ulargui Arquitectos

In the last decades of the nineteenth century, thanks to the Comillas Lord, the town became a hub of the incipient Catalan Modernism. The seminary began with some sketches of Jesuit and Engineer Miguel de Alcolado, later on Joan Martorell and Lluis Domenech i Montaner started to work in the project giving the building the monumental and desired style.

Image Courtesy © Duccio Malagamba 

  • Architects: Fernandez-Abascal & Muruzabal + Ortiz y Barrientos + Pesquera Ulargui Arquitectos
  • Project: Renewal of the Old Main Seminar of Comillas University
  • Location: Comillas, Cantabria, Spain
  • Photography: Duccio Malagamba
  • Client: Sociedad Activos inmobiliarios Campus Comillas
  • Date: 2007-2010
  • Size: 17.484 m2 / Phase 1 8.869 m2
  • Budget: Phase 1 I23.374.825,02 euros
  • M&E: JG inconor
  • Design Team: Alberto Alonso Ortiz, Joaquín Barrientos Barquín, Eduardo Fdez.-Abascal Teira, Floren Muruzábal Sitges, Eduardo Pesquera González, Jesús Ulargui Agurruza
  • Collaborators: Cristina Gómez Abecia, Carlos Gómez Santos
  • Structure: Francisco de la Torre, Estudio de Ingeniería Dýnamis, Miguel Terán Garrido

University of California, Merced 2009 Long Range Development Plan by UC Merced Physical Planning Design and Construction

Tuesday, May 21st, 2013

Article source: UC Merced Physical Planning Design and Construction

Located on an 815-acre site in California’s fastest growing region, the University of California, Merced’s 2009 Long Range Development Plan creates a 21st century urban framework for the University of California’s first new campus in 40 years. The plan was adopted by the Regents of the University of California in March 2009.

Image Courtesy UC Merced Physical Planning Design and Construction

  • Architects: UC Merced Physical Planning Design and Construction
  • Project: University of California, Merced 2009 Long Range Development Plan
  • Location: Merced, California, USA
  • Project Owner: Regents of the University of California
  • Project Completion Date: January, 2012
  • Project Site: Previously Undeveloped Land
  • Project Type: Education – College/University (campus-level)
  • Project Site Context/Setting: Rural
  • Building Gross Floor Area: 6,250,000 square feet
  • Other Building Description: New
  • BOMA Floor area method used: No
  • Hours of Operation: 8am-10pm
  • Total project cost at time of completion, land excluded: $6,000,000,000.00

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ASU Polytechnic Academic District in Mesa, Arizona, USA by Lake|Flato Architects

Wednesday, May 15th, 2013

Article source: Lake|Flato Architects

The design for the Arizona State University Polytechnic transformed a decommissioned airbase into an inviting pedestrian campus that celebrates the desert landscape and creates a new identity for the program. Located in Mesa, about 30 miles southeast of Phoenix, the ASU Polytechnic campus was formed in 1996 with 1,000 students occupying re-purposed buildings of the former Williams Air Force Base.

Image Courtesy Lake|Flato Architects

  • Architects: Lake|Flato Architects
  • Project: ASU Polytechnic Academic District
  • Location: 7001 E Williams Field Rd, Mesa, Arizona, USA
  • Joint Venture or Associate Architect: RSP Architects
  • Project Completion Date: August, 2008
  • Project Site: Brownfield Site
  • Project Type: Education – College/University (campus-level)
  • Project Site Context/Setting: Suburban
  • Building Gross Floor Area: 245,000 square feet
  • Other Building Description: New
  • BOMA Floor area method used: Yes
  • Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 7am-10pm
  • Total project cost at time of completion, land excluded: $64,000,000.00

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The Botnar Building of the Institute of Medical Research Israel-Canada in Jerusalem, Israel by Baer Shifman-Nathan Architects

Tuesday, April 23rd, 2013

Article source: Baer Shifman-Nathan Architects

The Botnar Building, which houses IMRIC – the Institute of Medical Research Israel Canada, is a unique facility of laboratories designed for current standards of microbiology research.  In addition, the building provides auditorium spaces and seminar classrooms for the Hebrew University School of Medicine.

Image Courtesy © G. Shifman-Nathan, Ilia Kruvorechko 

  • Architects: Baer Shifman-Nathan Architects
  • Project: The Botnar Building of the Institute of Medical Research Israel-Canada
  • Location: Jerusalem, Israel
  • Photography: G. Shifman-Nathan, Ilia Kruvorechko
  • Area: 12,700 sq.m.
  • Completed: Partial occupancy, still in progress
  • Client: The Hebrew University, School of Medicine
  • HVAC: Harari-Shapira Engineers
  • Plumbing: A. Yosha Ltd.
  • Structural Engineer: D. Gordom Engineers
  • Software used: Designed using AutoCAD, rendered using 3DS max 

School of Mechanical Engineering in Beér Sheba, Israel by Baer, Shifman-Nathan Architects

Tuesday, April 9th, 2013

Article source: Baer, Shifman-Nathan Architects

The School of Mechanical Engineering occupies the south east section of the University of Be’er Sheba main campus. The various buildings of the School of Engineering are arranged according to the Master Plan of the campus to define a small independent cluster along the pedestrian axis that leads directly to the University Train Station.

Image Courtesy © Ilia Kruvorechko 

  • Architects: Baer, Shifman-Nathan Architects
  • Project: School of Mechanical Engineering
  • Project Credit: YBGSNA with Reznik Architects
  • Location: Beér Sheba, Israel
  • Photography: Ilia Kruvorechko
  • Area: 5,200 m2
  • Cost: $18,500,000
  • Client: Ben Gurion University
  • HVAC: HRVAC Engineers
  • Plumbing: A. Schwartz Ltd
  • Structural Engineer: S. Angel Ltd
  • Software used: AutoCAD

The University Of Versailles Science Library in France by Badia Berger Architectes

Tuesday, March 19th, 2013

Article source: Badia Berger Architectes

SITE | the articulation of the building with its environment
The site, situated on the campus of the University of Versailles, falls within the historical district of the Château de Versailles which imposes, amongst many constraints, minimal building heights. The campus itself is a historical domain having been the property of the car manufacturing family Panhard. In the nineteen sixties, buildings on campus were built around the « historical centre », constituted by the Panhard pavilion and its gardens. Devoid of any particular character, these structures do not impart a strong identity to the campus.

Image Courtesy © David Boureau

  • Architects: Badia Berger Architectes
  • Project: The University Of Versailles Science Library
  • Location: Versailles, France
  • Photography: David Boureau
  • Software used: Drawn using Autocad and modeled with sketchup

Diderot University – M6A1 Building in Paris, France by Jean-Baptiste Lacoudre Architectures

Thursday, February 28th, 2013

Article source: Jean-Baptiste Lacoudre Architectures

In an objective of sobriety and obviousness, this building of 20 meters large associates three antinomics functions, (teaching, sporting room, car park) which overlap by strata and maintain their autonomy to gather into a coherent whole.
A work on permeability and successives spaces dig the matter, filte the light and open this “monolith” on the garden and the city.

Image Courtesy Jean-Baptiste Lacoudre Architectures 

  • Architects: Jean-Baptiste Lacoudre Architectures
  • Project: Diderot University – M6A1 Building
  • Location: Paris, France
  • Program: Unity of formation and research in mathematics: 1988 students, 820 teachers-researchers, research library, amphitheater, sports complex(gymnasium and sports room), housing, basement parking.
  • THPE: 2005 (-20%)

North Laser Center in Hamburg, Germany by Blauraum Architects

Tuesday, February 19th, 2013

Article source: Blauraum Architects

HAMBURG, GERMANY – In the Bergedorf district, the Laser Zentrum Nord (North Laser Center) pioneers the future of the German steel-construction industry. Here, students and faculty of the Technical University of Hamburg-Harburg can explore how laser-technology can be used for cheaper and more accurate construction and welding techniques. Accordingly, the Laser Zentrum Nord itself rises from the ground in long, straight, laser-beam-like lines.

Image Courtesy © Martin Schlüter 

  • Architects: Blauraum Architects
  • Project: North Laser Center
  • Location: Hamburg, Germany
  • Photography: Martin Schlüter
  • Client: North Laser Center GmbH
  • Date of completion: 02.2012
  • Area: 4.700 m²



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