Browsing Category »Mixed Use«
→ October 29, 2009
Paris practice LAN Architecture has designed a 142m high the Tower 486 Mina El Hosn, the ‘mirror-tower’ for Beirut, Lebanon. The exterior skin consists of sliding perforated sheet stainless steel panels with a mirror finish, ideally to reflect and symbolize the history and culture of the city within a heterogeneous context.
The Cluster Houses materialize the [...]
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Tags: Iconic architecture, LAN Architecture, Lebanon, Randam pattern
→ August 1, 2009
Peter Pran & Jonathan Ward of NBBJ recently has completed the Akerselva Atrium mixed-used building located along the Akerselva/Aker River in Oslo, Norway. The project composed of two distinct architectural forms split by the central lift core with a dramatic striking color glass atrium, where the entrance of the project is defined.
One part of [...]
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Tags: Color architecture, Europen architecture, Glass, NBBJ, Norway, Peter Pran, Skin, USA architecture
→ July 24, 2009
C. F. Møller Architects and Norwegian firm Kristin Jarmund Arkitekter cooperate to design a new landmark for Oslo. A high-rise development, located at Norways most important traffic hub in central Oslo, and with fantastic views of the waterfront and fjord-landscape beyond. The project is expected to be completed within 3-5 years.
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Tags: C. F. Møller Architects, Europen architecture, Iconic architecture, Kristin Jarmund Architects, Norway, Skyscrapers, Waterfront architecture
→ July 15, 2009
Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) has designed a mixed-used development – De Rotterdam ‘Vertical City’ located in Rotterdam, Netherlands, with approximately 155.000 m2 floor area and 150 meters high, scheduled to be completed in 2011.
+ Project description courtesy of OMA
Part of an effort to regenerate the Kop van Zuid area of Rotterdam, these three [...]
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Tags: Netherlands, Rem Koolhaas OMA, Restaurant, Skyscrapers, Waterfront architecture
→ July 4, 2009
Mixed use tower in San Jose de Costa Rica, designed by Spanish firm Moho Architects which is currently in schematic design stage and is expected to be completed in 2012.
+ Project description courtesy of Moho Architects
Rising above the skyline of San Jose in Costa Rica, this mixed use tower will be a new landmark, providing [...]
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Tags: Costa Rica, ESD design, Green architecture, Iconic architecture, Moho Architects, Skyscrapers, South American architecture
→ June 23, 2009
Aqua Tower by Studio Gang Architects in Chicago has a beautiful vertical topographical pattern which is defined by outdoor terrace projections. These outdoor terraces gradually change from floor to floor over the height of the building that presents a sculptural appearance to the city.
+ Project description courtesy of Studio Gang Architects
Aqua Tower is an 82-story [...]
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Tags: Balcony, Fluid form, Iconic architecture, Skyscrapers, Studio Gang Architects, USA architecture
→ June 18, 2009
Croatia-based 3LHD Architects has won a competition for a business center in Zagreb, Croatia.
+ Project description courtesy of 3LHD Architects
The competition program is placed on a crossing of two streets, Miramarska and Bednjanska. It is a point of colliding two urban city concepts: north part with classical city blocks of the Zagreb’s lower city enclosed [...]
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Tags: 3LHD, Features, Glass, Modular design
→ May 21, 2009
An ecological sustainable design (ESD) study of over 11,000 m² mixed-used building situated in the Ravel sub-area of the Zuidas in Amsterdam, Netherlands, carried out by Dutch architect Architectenbureau Paul de Ruiter and commissioned by the Government Buildings Agency. The sustainability strategies achieved by adopting green house principle, building’s orientation, functional organization, re-use of rainwater [...]
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Tags: ESD design, Europen architecture, Green architecture, Netherlands, Paul de Ruiter
→ March 15, 2009
Regium Waterfront project designed by London practice Zaha Hadid Architects for the Municipality of Reggio Calabria in southern Italy. The project composed of 3 separated elements that will house a museum of Mediterranean history and performing art center, serving a gathering place for all ages.
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Tags: Europen architecture, Fluid form, Iconic architecture, Performing Arts Center, Waterfront architecture, Zaha Hadid
→ November 18, 2008
Ian Bryan Architects designed a 14 storey tower in Walter Jinonice Development that will act as a visual focal point and landmark for the whole development. The incredible tower ideally inclined towards highway is to expose the visual connection to the public
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Tags: Contemporary architecture, Europen architecture, Features, Glass, Iconic architecture, Skyscrapers
→ October 3, 2008
Type: 1st prize in the 2002 competition
Project: FiftyTwoDegrees, Business Innovation Centre
Architect: Mecanoo architecten
Location: Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Total area: 70,000 square meters
Completed: 2008
Structural Engineer: ARUP (competition)
Client: Ballast Nedam Bouw, Arnhem ICE Ontwikkeling, Nijmegen
Architectural Drawings courtesy Mecanoo architecten
Photographed by Christian Richters
FiftyTwoDegrees, a Business Innovation Centre with 86 meter tall tower stands on a slope and is fluidly yet [...]
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Tags: Cladding, Color architecture, Competition, Contemporary architecture, Europen architecture, Glass, Skin, Skyscrapers
→ October 1, 2008
Project: Le Projet Triangle, Porte de Versailles
Architect: Herzog & de Meuron
Location: Paris, France
Completion: 2006 – 2014 (planned completion)
image © Herzog & de Meuron
Herzog & de Meuron’s new project raises up in Paris, by lifting of a ban on tall buildings in the city Paris reveals its first inner city tower since 1977. This is why [...]
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Tags: Europen architecture, Glass, Herzog & de Meuron, Skyscrapers
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