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Category: Architecture, Education Tags: Adam Wiercinski, Kindergarten
Project of this nursery – a small town in the city, is an idea for a different approach to the everyday world of the child. The main idea was to create a welcoming and safe space, which becomes a part of an interesting architecture by functioning in the city. The structure of the nursery is [...]
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Category: Architecture, Education, Selected Tags: Joao Morgado, OVAL, Portugal, White
Photographer João Morgado shared with us his recently photography of the Private Colege in Oporto designed by OVAL – Avelino Oliveira. A group of buildings for the new facilities of the College Cebes (secondary school), which is situated in Foz do Douro, in the municipality of Porto. The project proposes a building that is based [...]
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Category: Architecture, Education Tags: Fluid form, Kindergarten, Plan Architects, Thailand, White
Plan Architect has designed the Kensington International Kindergarten located in Ratchaphruek Road, Talingchun, Bangkok. This project is mainly intend to find the new perception of playing space that should give more opportunity for the kids to use the space up to their imagination. It also need to be an attractive shape so that it can [...]
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Category: Architecture, Education Tags: Color, Courtyard architecture, Kindergarten, Modular design, Poland, White
Poland-based Minimalstudio Architects has designed Modular Kindergarten. Kindergarten was designed as a modular building with a flat roof. Footprint area is 830 sqm. As the main construction material used three types of steel containers. The building was adapted for easy construction and remodeling. The basic guidelines was mobility and flexibility in the creation of the building and [...]
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Category: Architecture, Education Tags: Classical architecture, Refurbishment / Extension, Tom Eliot Fisch, USA architecture
Hoover Pavilion first opened as Palo Alto Hospital in 1931 and was expanded in 1939. Stanford University operated the hospital for the city until taking over ownership in 1959, renaming it Hoover Pavilion and converting it to house medical offices. Designed in the Art Deco style, the 85,000-square-foot building features ziggurat massing with four-story wings [...]
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Category: Architecture, Education, Healthcare, Selected Tags: Lattice screen, Plan Architects, Reflective pool, Thailand
Plan Architect designed the “Chulabhorn Graduate Institute“, which is a research center and hospital building located in Vibhavadee, Rangsit Road, Bangkok, Thailand. The dynamic utilization of space from shadow casting, generating various space in same volume to be various stunning space on community plaza level. By playing with sunlight, space utilization could be created by shade&shadow [...]
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Category: Architecture, Education Tags: Architectural Resources Group, David Wakely, Refurbishment / Extension, USA, Workplace
In 2008, California Institute of Technology created the Ronald and Maxine Linde Center for Global Environmental Science to study global climate change. The Linde Center needed a facility that could bring together faculty from chemistry, engineering, geology, environmental science, and other fields. To house the Linde Center, the institute chose to rehabilitate the Henry M.Robinson [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture, Education, Mixed Use Tags: Architecture Award, Random pattern, Religious architecture, Timber, Western Red Cedar
Six winners of the Western Red Cedar Architectural Design Awards demonstrated innovation, stylistic range and an aesthetic design that expressed building structures and surfaces across new construction and renovation projects. For the competition, architects entered commercial, residential and other building projects that included community centers, medical facilities, university buildings, churches and private residences. Projects were [...]
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Category: Architecture, Education Tags: David Wakely, Refurbishment / Extension, Turnbull Griffin Haesloop Architects, USA
Turnbull Griffin Haesloop Architects recently completed Bayview Center for the nonprofit College Track. Founded in 1997, College Track is a nonprofit organization that aims to empower students from under-resourced communities to obtain a college degree. Over the course of eight years, from the summer before high school through college graduation, College Track engages these students [...]
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Category: Architecture, Education, Sport Tags: Concrete, France, José Morales architecte, Lattice screen, Philippe Ruault, Timber, Wood
LYCEE RENE GOSCINNY DRAP (Alpes-Maritimes, Région Provence-Alpes-Côted’Azur) + Statement by José Morales architecte The project site is part of an already settled area where valleys have been deeply sculpted by water over time. Our project has been designed to reflect the story of that environment and seeks to tie in with all of these interwoven [...]
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Category: Architecture, Education, Interior Tags: Color, Color architecture, Czech Republic, Grido, Stair
The new building adds 6 classrooms, toilets and dressing room to the existing school building dating from modern era of the last century. The old building represents an exemplary antetype of the school object. The new extension is designed to leave it its importance and endorse it by the shape. Though it respects the old [...]
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Category: Architecture, Education, Events/News Tags: Architecture Award, Competition, Events/News
The Riverside, a higher educational building designed by KKE Architects for the University of Worcester, has won the Higher Education Building category of the AJ Retrofit Awards 2012. The awards, created by the Architects’ Journal (‘the voice of architecture in Britain’), recognise the vision of clients and the skill of architects in re-purposing existing buildings [...]
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