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Sanjay Gangal is the President of IBSystems, the parent company of AECCafe.com, MCADCafe, EDACafe.Com, GISCafe.Com, and ShareCG.Com.

Casa Aramara Peninsula Papagayo, Guanacaste, Costa rica by SARCO Architects

 
January 8th, 2024 by Sanjay Gangal

Article source: Monica Montero Castro

Casa Aramara is situated on a steep slope, which presented several challenges in designing this unique home, It also features several sustainable architecture elements that enhance interior comfort and reduce energy needs:

Casa Aramara, Costa Rica – SARCO Architects – https://sarcoarchitects.com/ – Image copyright Andres Garcia Lachner – www.garcialachner.com – www.facebook.com/GarciaLachner – instagram: @Garcia_Lachner

  • Extensive roof overhangs and wood vertical screens provide shade and significantly limit control solar gain.
  • Insulated glass windows and doors also  reduce the heat in the interior spaces.
  • Wood screens and siding on the central and bedrooms modules are composite wood materials with high recycled content. 
  • Our design of independent modules reduces the air conditioning needs by 25% compared to other home designs, since most circulation and corridor spaces are outdoor areas.
  • The air conditioning systems are high-efficiency and has reduced loads thanks to the solar control efforts and high insulation values in the home.
Community/Resort Peninsula Papagayo
Location Guanacaste, Costa Rica
Features Sustainable Elements, Steep Slope Orientation
Completed 2021
Interior Sq. Ft. 515 m2 / 5,540 sq.ft.
Overall Sq. Ft. 1,000 m2 / 10,760 sq.ft.

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Villa Avellana, by SARCO Architects Costa Rica

 
January 8th, 2024 by Sanjay Gangal

Article source: Monica Montero Castro

AN UTMOST LEVEL OF LUXURY IN A CALM, CASUAL BEACHFRONT RESIDENCE

Villa Avellana, by SARCO Architects Costa Rica is an award-winning modern tropical ultra-luxury residence with a vision of how to create an ultimate luxury destination which at the same time would feel homey and casual for its owners and guests.

Villa Avellana is the latest in our long list of luxury homes that SARCO Architects Costa Rica have done in the Peninsula Papagayo luxury resort over the years.

Image Source: SARCO Architects

Villa Avellana was awarded at the 2022-2023 International Property Awards, an international design awards competition basend in London, UK. Villa Avellana was awarded with:

  • 5-Star, Best Architecture Single Residence Costa Rica 2022-2023
  • Nominated for the Best Architecture Single Residence Americas Award, 2022-2023
  • Winner Best Architecture Single Residence Americas 2022-2023

PROJECT CREDITS:

ARCHITECTURE: SARCO Architects Costa Rica
INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE: SARCO Architects Costa Rica
ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING: SARCO Architects Costa Rica
LANDSCAPE DESIGN: TPA Taller de Paisaje y Ambiente
INTERIOR DESIGN: SENS Interior Design
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT: SARCO Architects Costa Rica
PHOTOGRAPHY: Andrés García Lachner

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Aumann Japanese cuisine in Jianguomen Beijing, China by FUNUN LAB

 
January 2nd, 2024 by Sanjay Gangal

Article source: Fan Jie

FUNUN LAB|Aumann Japanese cuisine: A New Narration of Spatial Aesthetics Based on Japanese Monoaware Culture

The Japanese cuisine is in extreme pursuit in the taste and ingredients. The experience of dining has also become an important component of Japanese aesthetics. The highest enjoyment of food involves the exchange of sensory experiences, where visual presentation complements the taste and the flavors. Both tastes and colours make up the eternal theme of aesthetic living.

Project Name: Aumann Japanese cuisine
Project Location: 1st Floor, Building B, IFC International Financial Center, Jianguomen Outer Main St. Beijing, China
Project Area: 292㎡
Design Time: 2022.07
Completion Time: 2023.05
Design Company: FUNUN LAB (www.fununlab.com)
Chief Designer: Fan Jie
Design Team: Du Xiaobo, Guan Qijia, Wang Nong
Lighting Design: Uniimport
Construction Company: Huazhuang Brothers (Beijing) Decoration Engineering Co., LTD
Photography: ICY CYWORKS

Water Street and Cora in Tampa, Florida,USA by COOKFOX Designs

 
December 7th, 2023 by Sanjay Gangal

Article source: Stacey Tepper

1001 Water Street, serves as a welcoming community hub to the new neighborhood, connecting its occupants with nature to support the health and well-being of tenants and the wider community. COOKFOX drew inspiration from the native ecology of Florida and its architectural vernacular to inform the massing, organization and detailing of the building. The rigorous modern grid of the building exterior is punctured by a series of deep verandas on each corner of the tower to provide access to outdoor terrace gardens from nearly every office floor.

  • Architect: COOKFOX Designs 
  • Project: 1001 Water Street
  • Location: Tampa, Florida, USA
  • Developer:  Strategic Property Partners LLC (SPP
  •  GSF: 421,000
  • Chief Architect and Consultant: Stefan Krummeck
  • Site Area: 4.9ha (with the park)
  • Year of Commission: 2022
  • Status: In construction
  • Project Team:
    Darin Reynolds -Partner
    Patricia Lozano -Senior Associate
    Sierra Sharron-Senior Associate
    Conor Rochford- Associate
    Bethany Borel-Associate Partner
    Juliet Ingber-Associate
    Hilary Catterall-Director of Interiors & Styling
    Ivy Lee

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King Street, Twickenham in Twickenham UK by Align Design and Architecture

 
November 2nd, 2023 by Sanjay Gangal

Article Source: Caroline Collett

Align Design and Architecture creates new shopfront and street furniture designs, a new identity and a 13m-high mural at King Street, Twickenham

Project Team:

  • Architect: Caroline Collett
  • Company: Align Design and Architecture

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Tech Square 3 – Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta georgia USA Designed by EskewDumezRipple

 
November 1st, 2023 by Sanjay Gangal

Article Source: Kate Murphy

Designed by EskewDumezRipple in collaboration with Rule Joy Trammell + Rubio (RJTR), this 416,500-square-foot high-rise research building features an expressive two-tower massing (one at 14 stories and one at 18 stories).

The complex will serve as Phase 3 of Georgia Tech’s ambitious expansion in midtown Atlanta, known as Technology Square. The project, and its mission to empower Georgia Tech students, faculty, and stakeholders to develop leaders who advance technology and improve the human condition, seeks to benefit from the proximity to and interaction with nearby startups, researchers, labs, corporate innovators, and venture capitalists in this vibrant intellectual environment.

Project Team

  • Jack Sawyer – Principal-in-Charge, Project Manager
  • Steve Dumez – Principal, Design Director
  • Z Smith – Principal, Sustainability Director
  • Nathan Petty – Project Manager
  • William Netter – Project Architect
  • Kristin Henry – Project Interior Designer
  • Staff: Daniel Ruff, Phoenix Montague, Sheena Garcia
  • Architecture and Interior Design: EskewDumezRipple
  • Architect of Record: Rule Joy Trammell + Rubio
  • Contractor: Turner Construction Company
  • Civil Engineer: Kimley-Horn
  • Structural Engineer: Uzun + Case
  • MEP Engineer: Newcomb & Boyd
  • Electrical Engineer:
  • Geotechnical Engineer: NOVA
  • Landscape: Design Workshop
  • Lighting: Clanton & Associates
  • Acoustical Engineer: Newcomb & Boyd
  • Theatrical/AV: Newcomb & Boyd
  • Building Envelope: Williamson & Associates
  • Energy Modeling Consultant: Point Energy Innovations
  • Surveyor: Long Engineering
  • Fire Life Safety Consultant: SLS Consulting
  • Program Manager: JLL
  • Renderings: EskewDumezRipple
  • Vertical Transportation Consultant: Lerch, Bates & Associates
  • Door Hardware Consultant: Allegion
  • Commissioning Consultant: Epsten Group
  • Wind Engineering Consultant: CPP Wind Engineering
  • Graphic Desing/ Wayfinding: McCoy Design
  • Cost Estimator: Palacio Collaborative
  • Client: Board of Regents, University System of Georgia
  • Renderings: EskewDumezRipple

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Takai by Kashiba, a new sushi restaurant in Bellevue, Washington by Heliotrope designs

 
October 26th, 2023 by Sanjay Gangal

Article Source: Kate Murphy

Takai by Kashiba is a sushi restaurant for acclaimed chef Shiro Kashiba, his son, Edwin, and head apprentice Jun Takai. The design is an exercise in simplicity and craft, an intimate retreat to partake in the art of Edomae-style sushi.

  • Location: Bellevue, WA
  • Contractor: Method Construction
  • Building Area: 2000 sf
  • Photography: Kevin Scott
  • Architect: Heliotrope designs

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Chon Buri in Gaozhuang, Xishuangbanna, China by Funs Design

 
October 25th, 2023 by Sanjay Gangal

Article source: Luo Bin

Funs Design × Chon Buri|Natural Balance, Relentless Symbiosis

Architectural Relationship

‘The best architecture is like this. We are deep inside it, but we don’t know where nature ends and art begins.’

  • Project Name: Chon Buri
  • Project Location: Gaozhuang, Xishuangbanna, China
  • Project Area: 1700㎡
  • Design Time: 2022.03
  • Completion Time: 2023.02
  • Design Team: Funs Design(www.funspbs.com)
  • Space Director: Luo Bin
  • Copywriting: Zhang Hongming, Zhou Zengni
  • Photography: Yu Photography

Our project is nestled in the heart of GaoZhuang, the birthplace of the Dai ethnic culture in Xishuangbanna. This land has nurtured a wealth of cultural traditions and the marvels of nature.

The two structures are divided by a central promenade, with distinct businesses occupying either side. On the left-hand side, there is a spa center, while on the right-hand side, there is a restaurant. This corridor not only connects the two sides but also provides a sense of privacy to each individual space.

Outdoor Chon Buri

The air bestows freshness, the vegetation breathes life, and the stones endow primal strength. Seemingly simple, little do we know that all of this is nature’s most magnificent adornment, as well as the bond that merges us with nature.

The primary design inspiration for the restaurant draws from the commonplace leaves found in the local tropical rainforest. Yet, it is these unassuming leaves that, like a perpetual spring, flow ceaselessly, upholding the equilibrium and harmony of the entire rainforest with every breath.

The concept of \”taking inspiration from nature,\” drawing from the inherent forms found in the natural world, and learning from nature to incorporate it into architectural design. We use materials that appear similar, making only minimal design enhancements, reducing the artificial decorative feel. This approach allows the building to have a more natural and harmonious atmosphere.

In the extended space beyond the staircase, we’ve chosen to employ the traditional bamboo weaving technique of the Dai people from Xishuangbanna, creating a profound connection with nature within this environment, as if seamlessly melding the realms of the inside and outside. Here, you’ll encounter not only a unique panoramic experience but also the rejuvenating force of nature.

As we create experiential spaces for humanity, we have made a conscious effort not to displace or disrupt the lives of the “indigenous people”. We have artistically preserved the homes of the birds, and every intricate design element has been meticulously crafted to pay the utmost respect to nature and seamlessly integrate the building into the fabric of the rainforest.

Within the courtyard: Encircled by trees or red bricks, the courtyard blurs the boundaries between indoors and outdoors. This captivating courtyard offers a genuine connection with nature, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the serenity and beauty it provides.

Indoor Chon Buri

Within the restaurant’s interior, small wooden bridges and green slate stones are artfully arranged, enveloped by luxuriant foliage. This arrangement evokes a sense of anticipation and intrigue for customers.

We’ve curated an abundance of wooden and bamboo furnishings, collectively crafting an immersive ambiance that transports diners into the heart of a thriving rainforest. This promises a distinctive and indelible dining experience for our customers.

What we are exploring is the marvelous experience of harmonizing space, the body, and nature in perfect resonance.The Serene Beauty of Minimalism: The spa center draws inspiration from minimalism, simplifying space to its utmost essence, creating a profound sense of tranquility. Here, the complexities of the world are replaced by silence, allowing you to find serenity in a pure environment.







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The Interior Renovation of Beijing Railway Station in Beijing, China by WIT Design & Research

 
October 23rd, 2023 by Administrator

Article source: Lulu Li


Project Name: The Interior Renovation of Beijing Railway Station
Acknowledgment: China Railway Beijing Bureau Corporation Limited
Project Location: Beijing, China
Project Area: 10,000 square meters
Interior Design: WIT Design & Research
Design Team: Luo Zhenhua, Zhao Gongpu, Niu Qianxuan, Tao Rui, Yang Lin, Zhao Liang, Chen Wenyi, Zhang Yaqi
Architectural Collaboration: Fangdao Architecture & Finger Mark
Structural Consultant: Cao Yuanping & Finger Mark
Mechanical and Electrical Design: Liu Jun, Liang Liang & Finger Mark
Facade Design: Shidai Biaogao
Graphic Consultant: Jizhi Pinpai
Lighting Design: PROL
Oil Painting: Chen Ke
Photography Team: Simon & TOPIA
Video Editing: Bai Yuxia & Zhongxiaye
Copywriting and Planning: NARJEELING
Project Planning: Le Brand Strategy Agency

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Spencer Museum of Art Renovations, The University of Kansas Lawrence, KS by Dwidson Metayer

 
October 19th, 2023 by Sanjay Gangal

Article source:  Dwidson Metayer

This multifaceted renovation has transformed the Spencer Museum, turning its dark and disorienting galleries into luminous exhibition spaces, equipping it with state-of-the art study centers, and creating new connections inside and out, establishing the museum as a hub for community engagement and international research.

  • SITE: The existing Spencer Museum of Art on Mississippi Street, with panoramic views of Marvin Grove, the Campanile and the Stadium
  • COMPONENTS: New two-story glass entrance wall, expanded lobby for visitor services, expanded and new object study areas and teaching galleries, new research stations, expanded storage for works on paper, completed in two phases
  • CLIENT :University of Kansas Endowment Association
  • PCF&P SERVICES : Master planning, architecture, interior design
  • AWARDS : International Architecture Award
    Chicago Athenaeum / European Centre, 2018
  • Design Award of Merit :Society of American Registered Architects, New York Council, 2017
  • Excellence in Design Award :American Institute of Architects, Kansas, 2023
  • American Architecture Award: Chicago Athenaeum, 2017

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