Browsing Category »Landscape«
→ October 16, 2009
The spanish architecture firm A-cero has won the competition in Murcia, Spain. The centre is designed to be part of landscape, attempts to blur the boundary between the building and landscape.
+ Project description courtesy of A-cero
The architecture Studio A-cero that directs Joaquín Torres has gained the project contest for the creation of a building that [...]
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Tags: A-cero, Landscape architecture, Spain
→ September 27, 2009
Architect Francisco J. del Corral & Federico Wulff have designed the Public Space for Events Forum de Negocios located in Granada, Spain.
Our landscape carpet tries to create a new reality to dialogue with the existing one instead of using other camouflage strategy.
Francisco J. del Corral del Campo
+ Project description courtesy of Francisco J. del Corral [...]
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Tags: Francisco J. del Corral & Federico Wulff, Landscape architecture, Spain
→ September 6, 2009
Norway-based firm Reiulf Ramstad Architects has designed a Trollstigen National Tourist Route Project located in Romsdalen – Geiranger Fjord, Norway. Trollstigen is one of the most popular tourist-attractions in Norway which is surrounded by the majestic mountains.
The architecture is to be characterised by clear and precise transitions between planned zones and the natural landscape. [...]
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Tags: Concrete, COR-TEN, Landscape architecture, Norway, Reiulf Ramstad Architects, Steel, View point
→ August 8, 2009
Synergetic Regionalism by William Alfredo Villalobos Fernàndez is a theoretical endeavor for a site in the south of Venezuela (in the “La Gran Sabana” area) near the border with Brazil.
+ Project description courtesy of William Alfredo Villalobos Fernàndez
Synergetic Regionalism establishes a syncretic relationship between emergent occidental architectural models and existing indigenous organizational strategies in an [...]
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Tags: Contemporary architecture
→ July 18, 2009
Tallaght Zip & Plaza by Irish architecture firm Seán Harrington architects was awarded ‘BEST PUBLIC SPACE‘ AT THE IRISH ARCHITECTURE AWARDS 2009.
+ Project description courtesy of Seán Harrington architects
The Tallaght Zip is a high-quality dedicated pedestrian and cycle corridor linking the Luas interchange to the Institute of Technology and Tallaght Village. The new link allows [...]
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Tags: Architecture Award, Ireland
→ July 13, 2009
Israel-based firm O*GE Architects has presented The Enchanting Solar Powered Nightgarden festival in Jerusalem on 10-16 Jun, 2009.
+ Project description courtesy of O*GE Architects
The Enchanting Solar-powered Night Garden, at the 1st “Light in Jerusalem Festival” (June 10-16, 2009) at Gan Habonim (Migdal David, Jerusalem Citadel)
You are invited to enter the enchanting Night Garden and to [...]
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Tags: Israel, Modern light, O*GE Architects
→ June 29, 2009
Olympic House and Park in is the offices of the Cyprus Olympic Committee and of all the National Athletic Federations, designed by Cyprus based Armon Choros Architektonikis.
+ Project description courtesy of Armon Choros Architektonikis
The design for the Olympic House and Park sought to achieve an architectural composition that would give the fullest possible expression to [...]
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Tags: Armon choros architektonikis, Concrete, Cyprus, Landscape architecture, Olympic, Steel
→ June 10, 2009
An academic project from the Landscape Urbanism Program at the AA School - Ecotransitional Urbanism, designed by Jorge Ayala to explore the relationship between the built and its context.
+ Design statement courtesy of Jorge Ayala
It was in 2000 that the Chinese government formulated a plan to build 400 new cities by 2020, in order to [...]
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Tags: China architecture
→ June 2, 2009
Flowing Gardens, designed by London-based Plasma Studio for the International Horticultural Fair in Xi’an, China. Circulation is the key idea to develop the whole scheme, the circulation flow begins as a single stream, and then broadens, branching out to form the borders of garden spaces. The gate building is placed at the junction of those [...]
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Tags: China architecture, Exhibition, Features, Plasma Studio, Waterfront architecture
→ April 29, 2009
Japanese designer Akasaka Shinichiro Atelier has presented his design in the Snowscape Moere IV, which was held at Moere-numa Park in Sapporo, Japan. The pyramid-shaped tents have successfully created interesting skyline to its surroundings, making the “Snow Scape” more attractive.
+ Project description provided by designer, Akasaka Shinichiro Atelier
Various artists from many countries participated in [...]
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Tags: Akasaka Shinichiro Atelier, Japan
→ January 19, 2009
An outdoor swimming pool center by Dierendonck Blancke Architecten in association with L.U.S.T Architecten in OOSTDUINKERKE, Belgium where located in-between the city center, sea and beach. The design seems to be integrated into the city planning that become a focal point and a transitional ‘urban bridge’ between city and beach, where is in-line with the [...]
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Tags: Bridge, Contemporary architecture, Europen architecture, Features, Waterfront architecture
→ November 25, 2008
This is a tropical architecture in Bali Indonesia, designed by Singapore based WOHA architects, who has built a global reputation for innovative design for projects in tropical environments. WOHA believes that it is the responsibility of the architect to create diverse, innovative and exciting environments.
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Tags: Contemporary vernacular, ESD design, Features, Landscape architecture, Minimalism, Swimming pool, Timber, Tropical architecture, Waterfront architecture, WOHA architects, Wood
→ November 16, 2008
Our previous post has introduced about the installation of Field of Light. Here are again some images of the lighting designer Bruce Munro’s completion of Field of Light installation at the Eden Project in Cornwall, England.
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Tags: Contemporary design, Creative design, Modern light
→ November 1, 2008
Don’t you think it is a beautiful retreat for blogger or even retirement? Perhaps you might disagree my point. But I think it is a incredible architecture settlement in its beautiful landscape, Gudbrandsjuvet in Norway.
In fact, this is a hotel tourist project Juvet Landscape Hotel with 6 unique plans designed by Jensen & Skodvin [...]
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Tags: Europen architecture, Glass, Landscape architecture, Minimalism, Timber, Wood
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