The city unified by the urban ramp of the open space workshop
How to connect the city center of Creil to the edge of the Oise, to a district positioned on a plateau while crossing a remarkable landscape on a vertical of 40 m? It was the challenge of this project led with determination by the team of the agency Espace Libre, landscapers and urban planners, with the support of the city of Creil.
This residential project was realized on an interesting site in the outskirts of Budapest. The underground water reservoir of Pest is located right behind the plot, and on one side we find a public park. This ensures that the environment stays natural for the long term, in an otherwise dense residential area.
the work takes the inspiration from the name of green crystals which form inside the gas cavity of lavas.
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SHA Terminal 1 was built in the beginning of the last century. Due to the disordering construction and outdated facilities in past time, the current urban environment & traffic are messy and supporting facilities are insufficient, which fail to meet the requirements of developing modern aviation business districts. The upgrade reconstruction of Terminal 1 serves as a leading project to improve the service of Hongqiao Business District which has brought great significance to the comprehensive regeneration of the east area of Hongqiao Business District. This project takes improving the quality of airport service and transforming the 100-year-old Terminal into a “Boutique Terminal” as the goal.
A young couple with two children approached Altius Architecture to redesign their semi-detached home in Toronto, Canada, while keeping the historic exterior. The architects goal was to design a contemporary home within an old shell, and from the street, the house appears unchanged. However, once inside, the interior is bright and open, with a […]
Photography by Benedicte Lassalle Baran Studio has transformed an ordinary lobby into a eye-catching entryway for their client, who requested something more dynamic for people to see as they arrived at their location. The sculptural wood wall flows from the outside through to the interior, connecting the two spaces and drawing the visitors […]
A counter covered in Max Lamb’s multicoloured man-made marble provides the focal point of this cafe and bookshop in Hamilton, Canada. Synonym is a vegetarian and vegan eatery, a coffee shop, a bar and a bookshop located in Hamilton – a small city one hour southwest of Toronto. Owners Sid Singh and Ayisha Izmeth worked with
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GRAFT designed the new headquarters of the German lighting company TRILUX in Cologne. The design of the rectangular building is strongly inspired by the client’s craft: light, refraction and reflections are reflected – in the truest sense of the word – throughout the building and its design embodies the precision of lamp manufacture. The continuous, staggered glass façade presents a changing pattern of reflections from different viewpoints and draws inspiration from the aesthetics of spotlight reflectors, which optimize the optical distribution of the light source. To achieve this, each façade module is rotated at the same angle about its central axis. The overall impression is of a monolithic building that produces different light and depth effects depending on the point of view.
The site faces the Tama River, and there are gentle embankment and front road of around 2m in height that the grass grew between the river. A wall surface retreat line was decided in a scenic zone, and building area was limited by 44 square meters.
I established the basement to get a necessary area and did it with a master bedroom and a storeroom and posted a child room and an amusement place in the first floor facing the garden in piano nobile at the good second floor level of the view.
The new building, part of Nestlés social block at the Granero factory (VI Región – Chile), uses a variety of bioclimatic strageties, within a company policy of rational use of energy resources and economics in the 21th century. These strategies favorize the usage of natural resources, pasive vetilation systems, air-condition and cleaning for inside spaces, natural controlled illumination, effective cost savings in the use of hydrological resources (water consumption of restrooms, etc), tendencies to find the best sustainability, quality of life, rational use of resources and protection of the environment.
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