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Join my PAGE on Facebook: www.facebook.com Join my GROUP too: www.facebook.com EMBT Architects - (2005) - Mercat Santa Caterina (Barcelona, Spain) Wonderful Mercat Santa Caterina [www.mercatsantacaterina.net strikes a magical balance between local producers and consumers, contemporary architecture and tourism. There is happiness around, a blaze of colors and lights, a celebration of cheering and smiling people, voices and gestures that express agreement and participation. The Avenida Cambó [41°23'11N-02°10'40E], the area where the project is located, is an isolated fragment from the main lines of the urban tissue then returns to life after years of isolation and marginalization. The project, begun as restoration of the old market, has expanded to include the redevelopment of the entire district on an urban scale, the proposal sought by designers EMBT architects (Enric Miralles & Benedetta Tagliabue [www.mirallestagliabue.com and well received by the client, l'Ayuntamento de Barcelona. The project started in 1997 and completed in May 2005 shows to the city with a language "kaleidoscopic and hybrid", able to communicate with the story, that of the district, but also that of the archaeological sites discovered during construction, and in the same time to transmit an eccentric, colorful, informal atmosphere. Contemporary, but in the widest sense of cultured, more than shaded, significantly refined. Here they seek to paint a unique urban setting, more than following a formal ...

Architectural freehand sketch of design concept for a forest hideaway retreat. (Actual Drawing Time: 27min)

The architectural design will reinvigorate TMAG using contemporary architecture that is also sympathetic to the heritage and character of the site and the waterfront setting. The Redevelopment is the largest investment in cultural infrastructure in Tasmania's history. It is estimated to cost around 0 million in today's prices, and will be delivered as a multi-stage project. Construction for the first stage is scheduled to commence in mid-2011. Visitors to the redeveloped TMAG will enjoy an engaging and vibrant outdoor civic space where archaeological evidence of Tasmania's past can be experienced in situ. The historic Watergate will be highlighted as the centrepiece of the entrance to your new museum; surrounded by heritage buildings on one side, and a new building housing a cafe and flexible program-delivery facility on the other. TMAG's treasured heritage buildings will be preserved beneath an enclosed courtyard, creating an impressive welcome space for visitors. The Bond Store and Commissariat Store will be accessible year-round, and become an important showcase of Tasmania's colonial heritage. Your new museum will be a world-class facility, providing double the current exhibition space while preserving the history and heritage that is so important to Tasmanians.

The entire David All Group space is open and fluid to reflect the organization's interactive, grass-roots nature. The design defies normal paradigms, allowing for a more creative design concept, while maintaining flexibility and functionality. David and the design team worked together in a collaborative manner to develop a space where his team could work smarter and more efficiently without compromising style. Under this approach, the team created three independent design concepts that, when united, created a cohesive and stylish 6000 square foot space. A unique section of the small space, called the 'Interactive Gateway', was created by the design team to delineate the reception area from the rest of the office. Within the gateway, a conversation pit with a lounge sofa and touchdown stations provide employees with breakout and meeting space. A 'Saarinen-inspired' curved element frames the view from the interactive gateway into the 'Media Lab', the newsroom-inspired workspace. The use of benching provides a small, flexible and open workstation environment with no walls to foster high-level team communication. The workplace solutions in the 'Media Lab' fit the client's budget and allow for future expansion. 'Public Zones' such as the reception area, state-of-the-art conference room and retro-styled kitchen fill the areas in between the 'Interactive Gateway' and 'Media Lab' and provide functional spaces that foster spontaneous interaction.

Short introduction to our work for Zaha Hadid Architects. Features alll new web site architechture and design and a completely new and bespoke typeface with all new collateral etc.

The WOHA Design2050 Studio was commissioned by DesignSingapore and its proposition, "Architects Save The World And Bring Joy To Millions: Singapore 2050" was presented at the Icsid World Design Congress 2009 (proposition included below). The copyright for this video and all related content is lodged with WOHA and relevant parties, as indicated in the credits at the end of the video. WOHA can be contacted at the following address: WOHA 29 HongKong Street Singapore 059668 Tel: (65) 6423 4555 Fax: (65) 6423 4666 www.wohadesigns.com Architects Save The World And Bring Joy To Millions: Singapore 2050 The WOHA Design2050 studio humbly declares that architects and urban planners re-emerge from oblivion and return to their roots of benevolent megalomania. We attempt to save the world. In order to do so, we focus on the two things that we know best: The creative expertise of our profession, which historically has developed concepts for new societies at times translated into stone and mortar (or steel and glass) at times immortalised in international archives and galleries as paper architecture. Our home planet Singapore , apotheosis of planned renewal and radical make-over. Our small but notoriously efficient city state, invented in less than 40 years, is the perfect petri dish for a makeable future. Together with National University of Singapore and special guests School Of The Arts: Singapore, Blackdesign and Obilia, WOHA will develop and present architectural and urban concepts ...

Photoshop tutorial showing how to transform a photo of a building, car or anything else into an architect's blueprint drawing. Paper texture: db.tt Water stain brushes: db.tt Marks & Scratches brushes: db.tt

Architecture is one of the most important components of human culture. Over thousands of years, different civilizations have built architectural wonders, each more striking than the next. Pyramids... Palaces... Cathedrals... Mosques... Each emerges from the calculations of expert architects, from the joint efforts and cooperation of thousands of people. Architecture is a field where the concepts of art and aesthetics, imparted to mankind by God, are exhibited. But did you know that there are architects in nature just as skilled as their human counterparts? ARCHITECTS IN NATURE Animals in nature attract our attention with the structure of their bodies in particular. The cheetah possesses a perfect skeleton and muscles systems for it to run. The eagle possesses the world's best aerodynamic design. The dolphin has a specially created skin and body so it can swim in the water. These flawless designs in animals' bodies are each proof to remind us that every species of living thing was created by God. But possessing a perfect body is not enough. The animal also has to know how to use that body. A bird's wings are only of any use when it succeeds in taking flight, soaring and landing with them. When we look at the living world through these eyes, we see a most interesting truth. Each animal behaves in the most appropriate manner for the conditions that surround it. Furthermore, this behaviour occurs right from the moment of birth. It takes only half an hour for a new-born ...

In the tradition of notable Pacific Palisades architecture that includes Richard Neutra, Charles Moore, Ray Kappe and A. Quincy Jones, Predock_Frane has devised an architectural hybrid combining the 'courtyard' and 'hillside' California residential prototypes. The newly completed house has been published in the Los Angeles Times and was featured on a recent AIA Home Tour. The home's formal street elevation gives way to open, casual interior spaces, which follow the descending contours of the lushly landscaped site to a shaded glen at the rear. The design makes much of its connection between the inside and the outdoors, using an array of skylights and windows at the perimeter and an internal court to distribute daylight and provide natural ventilation throughout. Thermal efficiency is enhanced by dual-glazed windows and on the south façade, recessed within deep, shade-giving walls. A layered exterior wall system protects the house from excessive heat and moisture. Rainwater shed from the metal standing seam roof passes from concealed gutters through a state-of-the-art filtration. Interior architectural features include high ceiling planes that delicately echo the sculptural folds of the roof; a freestanding fireplace mounted on a glass floor, stainless steel appliances in a Boffi-outfitted kitchen, oak flooring and a variety of built-in shelving and cabinetry. Spaces are arranged to accommodate twenty-first century lifestyles: A split-level 'penthouse' master suite with ...

Great Architects A glance behind the scenes - their inspirations, their vision and advice to young architects. Fazakas György Architects György Fazakas Principal With an office located in Budapest in a state-of-the-art building designed by his own firm, Fazakas György has made a name for himself as a well-respected international architect. Based on his experiences working at an architectural firm in New York City from 1985 to 1989, Fazakas urges all young architects to get as much experience as they can working abroad before settling down back home. This is also important because, according to Fazakas, international teamwork has become a key component to any successful building project. www.graphisoft.com

While people search the world over for inspiration, we at Locati believe it can be found right here at home. www.locatiarchitects.com When principle architect Jerry Locati opened the doors to the Locati Architects headquarters in Bozeman, Montana in 1989, he opened the doors to a new architectural ideology in the West, along with a new source of innovation in architectural designs that resonated with area clients immediately. Since that time, the Locati team has expanded greatly to include some of the area's most qualified architectural engineers and designers, interior designers, and construction administrators. Whether it's residential architecture or commercial buildings, contemporary architecture or sustainable designs, the work achieved by the Locati team has clearly struck a chord with the Western community and beyond, fusing architecture with art and innovation. Today, the award-winning Locati Architects is internationally recognized for excellence in architectural designs and interior space. They have been honored with American Institute of Architecture Awards (AIA), four consecutive Best-in-American-Living Awards, Gold Nugget Awards for Best Custom Homes, and the Home-of-the-Year award in Mountain Living Magazine. They are dedicated to their client's dreams, staying on the leading edge of all new architectural designs and construction practices, including green architecture, through their on-staff Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Accredited ...

Women in the Dirt is about the groundbreaking work of seven landscape architects. Their projects combine awareness of architectural and landscape principles, concern with sustainability, safety and beauty. The scope of their work ranges from private homes to vast public projects. Through conversations with the landscape architects in their offices, or in the stunning spaces they've designed, the film explores each woman's personal aesthetics and approach to their discipline. Women in the Dirt shows how these "masters of the obvious" create the sublime. www.womeninthedirt.com

Glen Schmidt, President of Schmidt Design Group, gives his presentation on landscape architects saving the world at a Pecha Kucha Night presentation. For more information on the Pecha Kucha event series, visit sdarchitecture.org

Recorded in Timken Lecture Hall April 13, 2009 on the San Francisco campus of California College of the Arts as part of the spring 2009 Architecture Lecture Series. Toyo Ito creates extreme conceptual architecture, in which he seeks to melt and intertwine the physical and virtual worlds. His key concerns revolve around the equilibrium between private/individual and public/metropolitan, addressing the contemporary notions of the simulated city, the urban nomad, and borderlessness. His smaller housing projects look at architecture as a "dress" for urban individuals--especially in ultra-urban Japan. Born in what is now Seoul, Ito started his own studio, Urban Robot, in 1971; it became Toyo Ito and Associates, Architects in 1979. The Architecture Lecture Series is funded by Field Paoli Architects, Jensen Architects, BKBC Architects Inc., BraytonHughes Design Studios, Cass Calder Smith, David Baker + Partners Architects, Heller Manus Architects, HKIT Architects, Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects, Marc L'Italien / EHDD Architecture, NicholsBooth Architects, Ratcliff, SRG Partnership, and Toby Levy, with additional support from ELS Architecture and Urban Design.

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