ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Warehouse’ CategoryArchitecture Factory in Republic of Ireland by Cork Institute of TechnologyWednesday, October 15th, 2014Article source: Cork Institute of Technology The Architecture Factory is a third level education and learning space. It is situated in a disused 1980s-manufacturing warehouse. The split-level warehouse is a tradition flat roofed steel frame structure with infill brick faced block envelope with minimal fenestration.  Image Courtesy © Cork Institute of Technology
IZAMA in Kyoto, Japan by Yuko Nagayama & AssociatesTuesday, September 2nd, 2014Article source: Yuko Nagayama & Associates Located on a center of Kyoto, along the historical street of Nakagyo-kuyou see a one storied Japanese restaurant “IZAMA” which is made of two parts, a cozy traditional warehouse and a large corner cut from a recently built hotel.  Image Courtesy © Yuko Nagayama & Associates
workhouse de scheepvaart in Schoten, Belgium by HUBWednesday, August 13th, 2014Article source: HUB The workhouse is part of a complex situated alongside the canal which has a very original and distinct character thanks to its special typology and materialisation. Unlike traditional industrial ‘boxes’, the workhouse’s programmatic mix is rather peculiar: it includes a garage, workshops, offices and a caretaker’s residence.  View-of-the-sculptural-ending-to-the-side-on-which-both-channels-meet-¬-Allard-van-der-Hoek, Image Courtesy © Allard van der Hoek
Austin in Surry Hills, Australia by Smart Design StudioWednesday, April 30th, 2014Article source: Smart Design Studio Austin is the refurbishment of a rundown warehouse into a new mixed development in the heart of Surry Hills. The existing warehouse building has been given a new lease of life, reorganizing its interior with a new extended ground level commercial space, two levels of high quality residential apartments, and a lower ground floor car park. The site is located in the inner-city fringe of Surry Hills, which is characterised by warehouses and Victorian terraces houses that in recent years have housed artist’s studios, galleries and creative work spaces.  Image Courtesy © Smart Design Studio
Kawanishi Fam in Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan by TTArchitectsTuesday, April 22nd, 2014Article source: TTArchitects Kawanishi Fam is situated in an industrial estate in close proximity to Kurashiki station. It was originally a warehouse used for roasting coffee, but we renovated it to create an open office space. We used the top floor of the four story warehouse due to the lasting impression of the characteristically shaped ceiling, which takes the same form as the original sloped roofing of the warehouse. This ceiling was the primary motivation for us in deciding to undertake the renovation in its current location.  Image Courtesy © Kei Sugino
HISTORICAL ARCHIVE OF THE GARRAF REGION in VILANOVA I LA GELTRÚ, Spain by MERITXELL INARAJA I GENÍSTuesday, December 10th, 2013Article source: MERITXELL INARAJA I GENÍS The Historical Archive of the Garraf Region is situated on a corner in an industrial area of Vilanova i la Geltrú. It contains only a part of the general archive which is placed inside the Geltrú’s Castle in the old town of Vilanova. The main purpose of the building is the storage of documents ( 1,200 m2 1,600 m2 total), with a small section of classification and documentation.  Image Courtesy © LOURDES JANSANA
OFFICES AND INDUSTRIAL WAREHOUSE in MADRID, Spain by ISRAEL ALBATuesday, December 3rd, 2013Article source: ISRAEL ALBA A newly-created industrial zone in a peripheral area with no identity, references or language; major road links which cross, divide and model the contemporary landscape; a narrow, long plot between partition walls. Only the distant views on this landscape offer any interesting prospect of a relationship with the outside.  Image Courtesy © Eduardo Sánchez
Warehouse “Magasinet” in Hans Michelsengatan 10, Malmö by Metro ArkitekterSaturday, November 2nd, 2013Article source: Metro Arkitekter Metro is responsible for the construction and renovation of the warehouse “Magasinet” into modern and flexible office. The warehouse was designed in 1951 by architect Thage Möller and has a unique character thanks to its terraces for direct loading and unloading of boats.  Image Courtesy © Rafael Palomo
Nousfit Warehouse in Tokyo, Japan by Hideo Horikawa Architect & AssociatesSaturday, July 13th, 2013Article source: Hideo Horikawa Architect & Associates This building is a workshop-cum-warehouse of the neighboring company. The first floor is the workshop, and the second floor is the warehouse. In this limited space, the warehouse storage area was maximized.  Image Courtesy © Katsuhisa Kida
eMOTION(ing) topography in Pordenone, Italy by Disguincio&Co srlTuesday, June 18th, 2013Article source: Disguincio&Co srl The project is about the ri-territorialization of a series of commercial warehouses: combining the need to renovate the facade and to design the parking area in front of the building, the architecture reconnects the building to the surrounding environment through the staging of a new landscape that tries to absorb the character of that country side, now forgotten by that area of the town, outskirt of Pordenone.  Image Courtesy © Disguincio&Co srl
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