ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Germany’LandyM in Lörrach, Germany by andOFFICE Architecure designed using ArchiCAD and RhinoTuesday, April 19th, 2011Main concept of the cost effective single family home consists of an innovative spatial organisation, interesting and sophisticated outside areas and high flexibilty during lifecycle to enable the inhabitants open future plans.  LandyM
Dupli.Casa – House near Ludwigsburg, Germany by J. MAYER H. Architects designed using ArchiCad, MAYA and RhinoTuesday, March 22nd, 2011The geometry of the building is based on the footprint of the house that previously was located on the site. Originally built in 1984 and with many extensions and modifications since then, the new building echoes the “family archaeology” by duplication and rotation. Lifted up, it creates a semi-public space on ground level between two layers of discretion.  Night View
Jewish Memorial in Frankfurt, Germany by AquiliAlbergThursday, March 10th, 2011“In history there were two basic visions of time, one was cyclical, another linear. Most recent was the linear: darting or plodding forward while dismantling the bridges once crossed. There’s no way back, you can’t return, you can’t reverse. Certainly ours is not cyclical time – nothing repeats now exactly as the last time: ‘last year’ means now ‘outdated’, and ‘the way things were done’ is the way they should be done no more… People who are at the forefront of organizational progress are certainly afraid of sticking to experience and tradition. None of the two models fit liquid modernity. Time is no longer cyclical, but not linear either because events and actions succeed each other randomly rather than in a straight line, and seem to change direction on their way… Living though the moment, one point in time, you can not be sure to what configuration you will eventually belong when scrutinized retrospectively.  Aerial View
Standard hOuse in Germany by KWKpromesWednesday, March 9th, 2011Architect: KWK Promes arch. Robert Konieczny The project arose in untypical conditions: it was supposed to be built in two different places – near Pszczyna and in the outskirts of Berlin. As the second location was still to be chosen, the main goal became to design a house that fits every plot. This is how the idea of standard hOuse emerged, first such an attempt in the KWK Promes history. Round shape of the house makes it easily suitable to any given shape of the site, freedom in the choice of a roof type makes it universal in terms of landscape conditionings, while flexibility of interior plan adopts it to needs of an individual family.  Standard House - Photo by Mariusz Czechowicz MURATOR
Oscar-von-Miller Tower in Garching, Germany by Deubzer König + Rimmel ArchitectsSaturday, March 5th, 2011Occasion Because of the new development of the campus center, it is necessary to move the old Meteomast to a different location. Approximately 50m high and now located at the south entrance to the research campus, the newly designed Oskar von Miller Tower should act as a visible symbol for the Technical University Munich and the science and research facilities located in Garching.  OVM Tower
COMPLETION DATE: 19.07.2010 (opening) House R in Schondorf, Germany by Bembé dellingerWednesday, February 23rd, 2011Schondorf on Lake Ammersee has become an attractive place to live due to its location, its good infrastructure, the short distance to Munich and the airport. A mansion for a business couple, curious, brave and interested in design. A house with complex functional sequences. A framed view of the sculptural landscape. 380 massive acrylic glass cylinders perforating the building’s exterior skin.  House R Dental INN in Viernheim, Germany designed by architect Peter StasekSunday, February 13th, 2011The project “Dental INN” has been designed by the architect Peter Stasek as a dental facility in form of a therapy-lounge for dental beauty in Viernheim / Germany. The project represents a new concept of interior design for dental practices themed “healing effects of organic shapes and natural structures” and was mainly developed for Dr Bergmann, an international accredited implant dentist. In addition to dental treatments such as veneers and bleaching, Dr Bergmann and his team provide, amongst other things, symposia on implantology for numerous young dental surgeons from Europe, Asia and Africa.  Dental Inn Entrance
Aachenmünchener Headquarters in Aachen, GermanySaturday, February 12th, 2011Company headquarters in the inner city usually form blind spots, unattractive to the public and desolate after office hours. Therefore, the design is not understood as an architectural but as an urban task with the aim of maximizing public space on the building lot. With a number of plazas, a direct footpath from the main train station and the inner city and the integration of external uses, the area becomes more attractive to the public. The demand for maximum public use and communication dictates the internal organization of the building.  Aachenmünchener Headquarters Aachenmünchener Hq, Aachen | Germany The annex occupies two blocks of late 19th-century city fabric, and provides a new interpretation of the typical perimeter development with its semi-public and leafy courtyards. The urban sequence of expansions and squares is extended by a perron and a plaza evolving from it. Existing and new buildings are connected by the “boulevard” which consists of a transparent level hosting seminar areas, a restaurant, a cafeteria, meeting rooms, and other communication areas. The boulevard floats above the various garden spaces inside the building block, and connects the office spaces, eventually opening up at the main entrance and the pocketpark, offering a representative face to the street.
Apartment House in Johannisstraße 3, Berlin by J. MAYER H. ArchitectsFriday, February 11th, 2011J. Mayer Architects designed this Apartment House winning the Ist prize in a 2008 competition. The house is slated for completion in spring, 2011.  JOH Main Facade
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