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ATIEVA headquarters in San Francisco, California by Buratti Architetti

Tuesday, April 25th, 2017

Article source: Buratti Architetti 

The project for the new headquarters of Atieva, a Silicon Valley based company involved in research and production of electric cars, has two main parts: the interior renovation of an existing office building and the new outdoor entrance.

INTERIOR HEADQUARTERS

The project for the new headquarters is about the new layout of the interior spaces, especially on the public areas such as the entrance, the lounge spaces, meeting and conference rooms and so on. These are the most representative space in the building, that will involve both employees, clients, suppliers and everyone who will be invited at the company.

Image Courtesy © Buratti Architetti

  • Architects: Buratti Architetti
  • Project: ATIEVA headquarters
  • Location: Menlo Park, San Francisco California, USA
  • Software used: Autocad LT, 3D Studio Max and Photoshop

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Two West KC & Two West LA in Kansas City by KEM STUDIO

Tuesday, April 25th, 2017

Article source: KEM STUDIO

The Two West space was as much about the design of the branding + communications company’s culture as it was the design of the space. Unexpected interaction with communal lounge and café spaces, oversized doors and large expanses of uninterrupted glazing make the company process visible to employees and client, increase collaborative work space and define the company culture through the design of the space. In the end, the space and architectural elements reinforce the companies brand and facilitates how they want their employees to work.

Image Courtesy © KEM STUDIO

  • Architects: KEM STUDIO
  • Project: Two West KC & Two West LA
  • Location: Kansas City, USA
  • Software used: Revit

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CRYSTALS AT CITYCENTER in Las Vegas, USA by Studio Libeskind

Friday, April 21st, 2017

Article source: Studio Libeskind 

As the retail heart of the MGM MIRAGE CityCenter project, The Shops at Crystals is a 500,000-square-foot retail and entertainment space that serves as the connective tissue of the otherwise vertical “city within a city.”

Image Courtesy © Studio Libeskind

  • Architects: Studio Libeskind
  • Project: CRYSTALS AT CITYCENTER
  • Location: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
  • Client: MGM Mirage
  • Structural Engineer: Halcrow Yolles
  • Facade Consultant: Israel Berger & Associates
  • Interior Designer: Rockwell Group
  • Building Area: 46, 500 sq.m.
  • Completed: 2009

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Havas Main Office in New York by TPG Architecture

Friday, April 21st, 2017

Article source: TPG Architecture

International advertising and communications firm Havas worked with TPG Architecture for more than two years to identify an appropriate space in Manhattan into which the industry leader could move its creative and media staff. The client ultimately chose seven floors, totalling 260,000SF, at 200 Hudson Street. The new office brings together nearly 1,000 staff from Havas Worldwide and agency groups Havas (formerly Euro RSCG), Havas Media (formerly MPG), Tonic, Adrenaline and Socialistic agencies that had been in disparate locations throughout New York City.

Image Courtesy © Eric Laignel

  • Architects: TPG Architecture
  • Project: Havas Main Office
  • Location: New York, USA
  • Photography: Eric Laignel

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Akron Art Museum in Ohio by COOP HIMMELB(L)AU

Friday, April 21st, 2017

Article source: COOP HIMMELB(L)AU

With the Akron Art Museum Coop Himmelb(l)au has developed a new museum concept – “a Museum of the Future”. The conventional functions of a museum and an urban space form together a new type of cultural center that offers digital and analog information and experience.

The building is broken up into 3 parts: the Crystal, the Gallery Box, and the Roof Cloud.

Image Courtesy © Roland Halbe

  • Architects: COOP HIMMELB(L)AU (Wolf D. Prix, Helmut Swiczinsky + Partner ZT GmbH)
  • Project: Akron Art Museum
  • Location: Ohio, USA
  • Photography: Roland Halbe
  • Client: Akron Art Museum, Akron, Ohio, USA
  • Design Principal: Wolf D. Prix
  • Project Partner: Michael Volk
  • Design Architects: Tom Wiscombe, Mona Marbach
  • Project Architect: Angus Schoenberger
  • Project Team: Mona Bayr, Marcelo Bernardi, Lorenz Bürgi, Mohamed Fezazi, Robert Haranza, Daniela Kobel, Dan Narita, Florian Pfeifer, Dionicio Valdez, Philip Vogt

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2222 Jackson in New York by ODA New York

Wednesday, April 19th, 2017

Article source: ODA New York 

Just steps from MoMA PS1 in white hot Long Island City Queens, ODA New York is upending the real estate market with an 11-story, 175-unit rental project to rival the best of luxury condo living.

Distinguished by its sculptural, almost pixelated, poured concrete exterior, 2222 Jackson is both an easy material compliment to neighboring PS1, and an exemplar of its designer’s larger mission: Adept at working within—rather than against—zoning constraints, ODA has once again focused on innovating architectural morphology in the interest of improving not only its residents’ everyday experience, but their general quality of life.

Elevation 1, Image Courtesy © Miguel de Guzma

  • Architects: ODA New York 
  • Project: 2222 Jackson
  • Location: New York, USA

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Campbell Sports Center in New York by Steven Holl Architects

Tuesday, April 18th, 2017

Article source: Steven Holl Architects

Located on the corner of West 218th street and Broadway—the northernmost edge of Manhattan, where Broadway crosses with Tenth Avenue and the elevated tracks of the 1 subway line—the Campbell Sports Center forms a new gateway to the Baker Athletics Complex, the primary athletics facility for the Columbia University’s outdoor sports program.

Image Courtesy © Iwan Baan

  • Architects: Steven Holl Architects
  • Project: Campbell Sports Center
  • Location: New York, USA
  • Photography: Chris McVoy and Iwan Baan
  • Client: Columbia University
  • Design Architect: Steven Holl, Chris McVoy
  • Partner in Charge: Chris McVoy
  • Associate in Charge: Olaf Schmidt
  • Project Team: Marcus Carter, Xi Chen, Christiane Deptolla, Peter Englaender, Runar Halldorsson, Jackie Luk, Filipe Taboada, Dimitra Tsachrelia, Ebbie Wisecarver
  • Construction Manager: Structuretone / Pavarini McGovern

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Arcus Center For Social Justice Leadership at Kalamazoo College in Michigan by Studio Gang Architects

Friday, April 14th, 2017

Article source: Studio Gang Architects 

Historically, convening for social justice has taken place in informal settings—a church basement, a living room, or even around a kitchen table.

The Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership brings these discussions up from the basement and squarely into public consciousness.

Image Courtesy © Iwan Baan

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The Harbour Luxury Lakefront Community in Sandusky, Ohio by Chelsea Building Products

Friday, April 14th, 2017

Article source: Chelsea Building Products

Situated on the shore of Lake Erie in Sandusky, OH, The Harbour has seen its share of extreme weather. Most notably in 2008 and again in 2010, the 188-unit luxury community experienced severe hailstorms that damaged the cedar siding on many of its buildings.

Left with unrepairable and highly noticeable damage, the HOA sought a replacement for the exteriors that could be installed efficiently and withstand anything Mother Nature may have in mind. They found Everlast® Advanced Composite Siding, the only product that could match the refined look and color of the original cedar, while remaining impervious to all kinds of severe weather – from harsh sunlight and heat to wind, subzero temperatures, and even hail.

Image Courtesy © Chelsea Building Products

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Galeria Melissa in New York by Pascali Semerdjian Arquitetos

Thursday, April 13th, 2017

Article source: Pascali Semerdjian Arquitetos

When we visited the place where the Gallery would be located, we felt that the space provided a cozy distance from the pace of the city. We then drew a parallel with the older shelters in existence – the caves. It was based on this reflection that we developed the project. Designed in partnership with Edson Matsuo, Grendene’s design director, the Melissa Gallery was designed to harmonize with the concept of a shelter, of refuge in the middle of a megalopolis. Floor, wall and ceiling were built with the same finish to stress this impression, and the shoes are arranged in small increases in both wall and floor that evoke stalagmites – the cave formations that protrude from cave floors towards the ceiling.

Image Courtesy © Pascali Semerdjian Arquitetos

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