ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Miami’Inflatable in Miami, Florida by PinkCloud.DKSaturday, May 28th, 2011INFLATABLE is one of five winning projects announced for the 2011 DawnTown Miami Floating Stage Competition. The annual architecture ideas competition seeks to bring creative, innovative, and inspiring new solutions to Downtown Miami and to the City of Miami at large.  Inflatable
Cafe Bustelo Gansevoort Hotel in Miami, Florida by NC Office ArchitectThursday, March 31st, 2011The project is an interior build-out at the Gansevoort Hotel South in Miami Beach. The design seeks to emphasize the proportions of the shell by juxtaposing two distinct volumes. The space is divided longitudinally into a compressed mezzanine which contains the service areas, and a double-height volume which is defined by a wall of metal coffee cans. This strategy generates additional leasable square footage, while engaging the party wall condition through the use of side-diffused, artificial illumination.  Gansevoort Hotel South Beach
Ten Museum Park, Miami, Florida by OPPENHEIM Architecture+DesignSunday, February 27th, 2011Ten Museum Park, Miami, Florida by OPPENHEIM Architecture+Design is an exploration of the hedonistic possibilities of architecture in a futuristic tropical playground of urban sophistication. A crisp, well proportioned exoskeleton engages a pure crystalline volume soaring 50 stories above the bay—a dynamic beacon for the cruise ships as they return from their voyages around the globe.  50 Story Condominium Project: Ten Museum Park, Miami, Florida Architect: OPPENHEIM Architecture+Design, Miami, Florida Scope: 600,000 SF mixed-use condominium. Architecture/Interior finishes Location: Miami, Florida Montclair Condominium Complex, Miami, Florida, by OPPENHEIM Architecture+DesignSunday, February 27th, 2011Existing at the intersection of civic, commercial, and residential activity, the 65,000 square foot Montclair condominium complex project by OPPENHEIM Architecture+Design located in Miami Beach was the result of a process of contextual sampling subject to the restrictions of an exaggerated historic preservation agenda and municipal zoning constraints. Confronted with 2 lots that straddle a nondescript, but sacred Post-war apartment building, the massing of the complex is derived from the collusion of abstract reference and the mundane. Financial objectives– the maximization of saleable area and idealized unit/parking correlations are kept in check with sensitivity towards the maintenance of the surrounding urban fabric.  Montclair condominium complex
Fast Facts: Architect: OPPENHEIM Architecture+Design Location: Miami, Florida Project: Montclair Scope: 65,000 SF condominium complex. Architecture/Interior finishes Location: South Beach, Miami Beach, Florida Miami Pier Museum of Latin American Immigrants by MJZThursday, February 24th, 2011The building situated directly on the coastline of the South Beach in Miami FL,USA on the axis of one of the main streets in the city would be a horizontal monument to all the immigrants who arrived on these shores in the past and a symbol emphasizing the dynamic multicultural image of this city nowadays.  View from the sea
Miami Dade College Campus Center, Miami, Florida, by OPPENHEIM Architecture+Design designed using ArchiCADMonday, February 21st, 2011The dramatic design set forth for Miami’s LEED certified Miami Dade College Campus Center by Oppenheim Architecture+Design is visually daring and bold; yet upon further introspection, inherently elemental and concise in its organization of the complex programmatic mix. The proposed LEED® certified structure is conceived of as a portal comprised of a base and a top supported by two towers that allow large exterior public spaces at ground and in sky. The project is to serve as a catalyst-exasperating significant enhancement to the campus experience and image through a local revitalization of the surrounding neighborhood.
 The proposed LEED® certified structure is conceived of as a portal comprised of a base and a top supported by two towers that allow large exterior public spaces at ground and in sky.
Villa Allegra, Miami Beach by OPPENHEIM Architecture+DesignMonday, February 21st, 2011Chad Oppenheim of OPPENHEIM Architecture+Design’s designs, although not limited to Miami, are mainly concentrated in and around Miami. His influence is being felt most in the Design District and Uptown.
 Reflecting pool Architect: OPPENHEIM Architecture+Design, Miami, Fla. Scope: 9,000 SF private residence. Architecture/Interior design Location: Miami Beach, Florida Project Team: Chad Oppenheim, Juan Calvo, Giovana Henao, Leslie Abraham, Rodrigo Londoño, and Roger Placencia |
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