ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘United Arab Emirates’The Sheik Zayed Private Academy in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates by ROSAN BOSCHTuesday, January 2nd, 2018Article source: ROSAN BOSCH The Sheik Zayed Private Academy is designed to support different learning styles and 21st century educational skills. By offering overlapping and differentiated learning environments, containing areas for knowledge sharing, inspiration and personal challenge, Rosan Bosch Studio’s design supports, develops and engages each student.  Image Courtesy © ROSAN BOSCH
Observation building for the Mleiha National Desert Park in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates by 3deluxeWednesday, December 13th, 2017Article source: 3deluxe Uncompromising architecture for extreme conditions: In one of the hottest places on Earth, in the middle of Sharjah’s untouched desert, 3deluxe are implementing an expressive building. On the ridge of the Jebel Fayah mountain range, a lookout architecture including an observatory as well as a natural history exhibition are being planned.  Image Courtesy © 3deluxe
La Reserve Residences in Dubai, United Arab Emirates by 10 DESIGNWednesday, October 11th, 2017Article source: 10 DESIGN Swiss Property and 10 DESIGN are very proud that La Reserve Residences has won at the prestigious Cityscape Global Award for Best Residential Mid to High Rise Project (Future) on 11 September 2017 at Dubai Conrad. With a vision to promote a wellbeing community, La Reserve Residences is set within a global health and wellness destination – Dubai Healthcare City Phase 2, the world’s largest healthcare free zone. The development, totaling circa 40,000 sqm GFA, provides holistic amenities from open terraces, outdoor activity areas and pedestrian trails, to running tracks, pools, gyms, and expansive greens for recreation. Construction is expected to be completed by Q4 2019.  Image Courtesy © 10 DESIGN
Octopus [House in Dubai] in Dubai, United Arab Emirates by STIPFOLDWednesday, October 4th, 2017Article source: STIPFOLD The glass house is condensed with multiple rooms of various functionalities and in order to balance the busyness, it is executed with minimalist approach. Transparent walls convey a sense of unity of internal areas, as well as wholeness with the external space and amplify the contrast between hot climate and the cool interior. For achieving a privacy in a single room, it may be skirted with remotely controlled white panels, spread with simplified oriental ornaments. Shadows cast by these traditional outlines augment the particular character of the house.  Image Courtesy © STIPFOLD
Luxembourg Pavilion in Dubai, United Arab Emirates by Metaform architectsWednesday, May 17th, 2017Article source: v2com The theme designated for the Luxembourg’s pavilion at Dubai EXPO2020 is “Opportunity”. It reflects the history of Luxembourg, its present and future. The proposed pavilion is like the country: small and ambitious, intriguing and reassuring, and above all generous and open.  Exterior view, Image Courtesy © Metaform – Vyonyx
O-14 Tower in Dubai, United Arab Emirates by RUR Architecture, DPCSunday, January 22nd, 2017Article source: RUR Architecture, DPC O-14, a 22-story tall commercial tower perched on a two-story podium, officially opened in 2011, and comprises over 300,000 square feet of office space for the Dubai Business Bay. O-14 is located along the extension of Dubai Creek, occupying a prominent location on the waterfront esplanade. With O-14, the office tower typology has been turned inside out – structure and skin have flipped to offer a new economy of tectonics and of space.  Image Courtesy © Imre Solt
DMMRC – Dubai Maritime Museum & Research Centre in United Arab Emirates by Studio Niko KapaWednesday, November 16th, 2016Article source: v2com Relating to both the sea and the city and in constant dialogue between them, the building is an extension of the city to the sea and vice-versa. Conceived as a continuation and a transition through the wide public space, the building dives into the ocean and merges with it. It develops as a triangular sharp form, which concentrates the public routes to the museum, through an inviting shape that draws visitors to the entrance and distributes them to the interior.  Museum entrance, Image Courtesy © Studio Niko Kapa
BOROUGE EXIBITION CENTER-BLUE WAVE in Dubai, UAE by SUPERFUTUREDESIGNFriday, September 25th, 2015Article source: SUPERFUTUREDESIGN The exhibition is located in the atrium among the laboratories of the Borouge Innovation Center; the atrium is now clearly divided into two parts by a vertical connection block. Our idea is to unify these two areas through an interactive path that can catch the attention of all levels, from student to technician.  Image Courtesy © SUPERFUTUREDESIGN
Fit Republik Sports Centre in Dubai, United Arab Emirates by Aedas InteriorsWednesday, July 29th, 2015Article source: Aedas Interiors Fit Republik has opened its doors as a fitness community of experts and amateurs. With a built up area of 9,000 square metres, it is the largest sports facility of its kind in Dubai. Aedas Interiors have converted two existing buildings into a world class mixed-use sports facility.  Image Courtesy © Aedas Interiors
THE HIVE PAVILION in Al Ain, United Arab Emirates by RabatanalabSunday, June 14th, 2015Article source: Rabatanalab The hive becomes an integrative component of the current master plan “Ipogea”, developed by the city of AL Ain. The study proposes trees rendering the area a more attractive natural setting. Additionally we designed a pavilion which runs parallel to the highway limiting the spread of the urban encroachment. This pavilion becomes a venue for future exhibitions in a “nature-oriented” atmosphere. The pavilion is an hexagonal structure composed of aluminum ribs. The design takes its inspiration from the shape of oases and beehives functioning as micro cities within the pavilion. Each hex consists of a carbon structure covered with a Kevlar fiber (woven with geometric patterns) and a protective insulation layer. We keep the environment cool by a piping system designed to cool both the interior and exterior with fine-mist water spray. To contribute to the interior comfort, the floor is suspended and ventilated. The structure is extremely light and designed to be easily mounted; each hex is autonomous from a structural point of view and is removable since it is bolted to the lightweight platform that supports it  Image Courtesy © RABATANALAB
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