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Helen Diller Civic Center Playgrounds / Endrestudio Architects & Engineers

January 29, 2020 Pilar Caballero 0

The award-winning Helen Diller Civic Center Playground is a much-needed revitalization of public space in the cultural core of San Francisco, resulting from a design collaboration between Endrestudio Architects & Engineers and Andrea Cochran Landscape Architects. Surrounded by City Hall, the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, and the Asian Art Museum, the plaza is highly visible and active at all hours of the day.

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Archi Loft / Geometrix Design

January 27, 2020 Andreas Luco 0

Archiloft project (450 sq.m.) – new public and event space in Moscow, Russia – is the result of renovation of an energetic station of the first half of 20th century. The architecture replies on the concept of highlighting the historic brick shell while providing a contemporary interior space for public and commercial events.

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Bangalore International Centre / Hundredhands

January 24, 2020 Daniel Tapia 0

The Bangalore International Centre (BIC) is a neutral, non-profit, member and donor-supported public institution founded to enhance dialogue and foster ideas across cultures, religions, regions, societies, and economies. It offers programs that expose decision-makers and citizens to diverse fields and points of view. These events are free and open to all. Therefore the created public space serves as both a spill out/pre-function for a 185-seat auditorium, two seminar rooms, an art gallery, a library, and a restaurant and as a flexible place for congregation, smaller performances, art exhibitions, etc. Organized behind a glass facade and framed by three-story concrete portals, this public life of the building is revealed and celebrated.

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All Colors Sidewalk / Zoom Urbanismo Arquitetura e Design + LAO Engenharia & Design

January 5, 2020 Pilar Caballero 0

The sidewalk as a qualified Public Space: As shared public spaces dedicated for daily displacements of pedestrians, the sidewalks represent a large portion of the city. Nevertheless, in São Paulo, sidewalks with appropriated conditions are rare. In most of the cases they are very narrow, with irregular or no maintenance and presenting many obstacles, which discourage the circulation of pedestrians through the city.

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Acoustic Shells / Flanagan Lawrence

January 5, 2020 Daniel Sánchez 0

Sited in a sunken garden beside the beach in Littlehampton, West Sussex, UK, these ‘Acoustic Shells’ act as a stage and shelter for the local community. Prompted by a desire to reinvigorate Littlehampton with its gentility of the early 20th century, the shells materially enhance the public open space of the adjacent greensward and satisfy an essential social need that is not provided elsewhere in the area.

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Tibidabo Welcome Square / MiAS Arquitectes

January 3, 2020 Andreas Luco 0

The Tibidabo Welcome Square is the introduction to the core elements and philosophy of the attraction park Tibidabo. Solidarity, sustainability and education at its core, the new square opens up towards a beautiful view over the city, inviting visitors of all generations to contemplate over the panoramic view of Barcelona. This new modern, yet playful welcome square has been branded by the vertical garden covering the welcome building itself. The welcome building now becomes one of Barcelona’s biggest insect Hotels turning the amusement park into an inter-species attraction. The facade limits visual pollution by blending in with the natural surroundings.

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Clock of the times – Diriyah Season Festival 2019 / Dasic Fernández

January 1, 2020 Pilar Caballero 0

The chilean Artist Dasic Fernandez, was invited by Designlab Experience – based in Dubai, curators and designers agency of the second edition of Diriyah Season Festival, in Riyadh, capital city of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The colorful Project is an unprecedented artwork, are 38.000 square meters of floor Paint, located in the driest desert in the world. Dasic as a creative director, with a team of 14 people, one engineer, two architects, and 11 artists, made this project in 40 days.