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Correia / Ragazzi Arquitectos - House in Gerês |
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Sunday, 01 June 2008 06:24 |
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The project demonstrates how architecture can delicately integrate in nature. Designed by Graça Correia and Roberto Ragazzi, it is located on a plot bordering the Cavado River in the Gerês region of Portugal. It elegantly composes with the natural surroundings, as its pure volumetric form with its concrete finish anchors itself on one side, and then protrudes in the air with an impressive cantilever that points toward the river. The generous use of glass reflects the image of the luscious flora and diminishes the presence of the house within the natural site.
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MulvannyG2 Architecture - Headquarters of Fujian Provincial Electric and Power Company |
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Friday, 30 May 2008 08:31 |
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MulvannyG2 Architecture for designed this 31-story tower as a landmark building for the city of Fuzhou, Fujian Province, China. It serves as the headquarters for a regional power company the Fujian Provincial Electric and Power Company, and includes a 22-story high communications tower.
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LTL Architects - Envisioning Hudson Square |
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Friday, 30 May 2008 03:08 |
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The Commissioner’s Plan of 1811 established the grid as the principal ordering mechanism for the speculative territory of Manhattan.
The regularity and homogeneity of its 2,028 proposed blocks functioned as a limiting device that has largely prevented the imposition of larger more dominant systems that would evade its constraints – ensuring an ease of vehicular and pedestrian flow that aerates the dense porosity of the city. Where this system breaks down or is interrupted, pathologies can develop in the local urban tissue and the social vibrancy that typifies street life in New York is subject to retardation and stagnancy.
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Alberto Campo Baeza - Day Care Centre For Benetton |
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Friday, 23 May 2008 00:39 |
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The center, located in Trevisio, Italy, is designed by the talented spanish architect who conceived the project as a square box made up of nine squares. The square in the center emerges to take light from the height of the vestibule. The classrooms are arranged in the surrounding squares.
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Polshek Partnership Architects - The Utah Museum of Natural History |
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Wednesday, 21 May 2008 06:45 |
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The Utah Museum of Natural History, is an active research institution located at the University of Utah, that cares for over 1.5 million objects. It provides unique natural history experiences to Utah residents and tourists through traveling and permanent exhibits, special events and other programs. The new building rests on a series of terraces that step up the hill and lay along the contours of the site, with minimal disruption to the adjacent natural landscape. In addition, running and hiking trails in the immediate area are preserved and enhanced.
All images © Red Square Inc. for Polshek Partnership and GSBS Architects
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Sander Architects - Residence Briard, a 'Hybrid House' |
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Friday, 16 May 2008 03:54 |
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Whitney Sander, principal architect of Sander Architects, has developed new concepts for the development of residential projects that are both ecological and economical. He labeled his concept the ‘Hybrid House’ since it would be partially prefabricated and then customized to suit the requirements of individual clients. Residence for a Briard is a 3,800sf house that is the first example of Hybrid House, the invention of Sander Architects, LLC. Its structural frames and exterior walls and roof are all prefabricated off-site by warehouse manufacturers and shipped to the site in pieces on one flat-bed truck. The entire shell cost $22,000.
All photographs as: © Claudio Santini Photography
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Lake|Flato Architects - The Government Canyon Visitor Center |
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Tuesday, 13 May 2008 03:33 |
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The Government Canyon Visitor Center by Lake|Flato Architects, An AIA/COTE Top Ten Green Project in 2007, floats in a field of native grasses and restored oaks at the mouth of the canyon, forming a gateway to the 8,600-acre Government Canyon State Natural Area , located in Bexar County outside of San Antonio, Texas. The architects opted for an ecological approach for the project, distancing themselves from the convenient car-friendly concepts for natural parks. They designed their project that would have a minimal impact on the environment. That is particularly important for this site, since it borders the recharge zone of the Edwards Aquifer, the only source of drinking water for the city of San Antonio. The design also demonstrates sustainable design water use practices by conserving water, collecting rainwater, minimizing run-off and contaminants, and reducing the use of ground water.
All Photographs courtesy of Chris Cooper Photography
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Architype - Chilterns Gateway Centre |
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Thursday, 08 May 2008 02:10 |
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The sleek new Visitor Centre, designed by Architype, provides a unique
experience and vastly improved facilities for all those visiting the
magnificent landscape of Chiltern Hills at Dunstable Downs, north of
London, England.
The purpose designed Centre replaces an
undistinguished kiosk snack bar with basic visitor facilities, which
until now has serviced visitors.
Located at Bedfordshire’s highest point – 798 ft above sea level - the
new building will provide a rich visitor experience for the 400,000
people who visit each year.
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