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Sol - Shelter. Introduction In America we tend to take cooking with electricity or gas for granted but the number one source of energy for cooking remains wood.

Sol - Shelter

This is troublesome with the world population growing at an exponential rate and the destruction of natural resources and forests. As these natural resources get harder and harder to find, people are forced to walk farther to get the required resources need to cook with. It is estimated that two billion people have shortages of fuel wood. Many rural women spend up to four hours a day collecting fuel for household use, sometimes travelling 5 to 10 kilometers a day. dECOi architects » One Main. dECOi Mark Goulthorpe (Principal), Raphael Crespin (Project Architect), Gabriel Blue Cira, Matt Trimble, Priyanka Shah MIT Kaustuv de Biswas Mathematics Prof Alex Scott (Oxford University) Consultants Helen Heitman, Pablo Garcia (Gensler Associates) General Contractor Paul Jacobson (Tricore) Millwork Contractor Shawn Keller (CWKeller) Client Confidential The project was for the penthouse offices of an investment group in green building and clean energy technologies (CChange).

dECOi architects » One Main

Miran gallery_dECOi architects. Roofing for main sports facilities in the Munich Olympic Park for the 1972 Summer Olympics, 1968–1972 Munich, Germany Photo © Christine Kanstinger Roof for the Multihalle (multi-purpose hall) in Mannheim, 1970–1975, Mannheim, Germany Photo © Frei Otto The 1967 International and Universal Exposition or Expo 67, 1967, Montreal, Canada Photo © Frei Otto Diplomatic Club Heart Tent, 1980, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Photo © Frei Otto Hall at the International Garden Exhibition, 1963, Hamburg, Germany Photo © Frei Otto Institute for Lightweight Structures, interior, 1967, University of Stuttgart in Vaihingen Photo © Atelier Frei Otto Warmbronn Japan Pavilion, Expo 2000, Hannover 2000, Hannover, Germany Photos by Hiroyuki Hirai Umbrellas for Pink Floyd’s 1977 concert tour of the United States, 1977 Photo © Frei Otto Aviary in the Munich Zoo at Hellabrunn, 1979-1980, Munich (Hellabrunn), Germany Photo © Frei Otto.

Anamur Atatepe Community Center Building. Scholar's Library. Artechnic architects. The Most Expensive 1-Bedroom Apartment in the World. Apr 2, 2012 Listed at a cool 1.8 billion yen ($21.8 million USD), the Sifter’s jaw dropped when the listing stated an apartment called The House, in the exclusive Minami-Azabu district of Tokyo (the most expensive neighbourhood in Tokyo), was a 4,434 square foot (411.932 sq m) 1-Bedroom apartment.

The Most Expensive 1-Bedroom Apartment in the World

At a mind-boggling $4,920.75 per square foot, the Sifter challenges you to find a more expensive 1-bedroom apartment for sale. Here’s the details on this insane listing. It will be interesting to see how long this remains on the market for; can’t imagine that there’s a large market for 20+ million, 1-bedroom apartments. The D*Haus Company - Dynamic House. Conceived for the harsh, climatic extremes from 'Lapland to Cape Horn and Aleutians to Auckland' The D*Haus concept can respond dynamically to its environment by controlled adaptation to seasonal, meteorological and astronomical conditions.

The D*Haus Company - Dynamic House

The flexibility of the D*Haus allows adaptation from winter to summer, and day to night by literally moving inside itself. The thick heavy external walls unfold into internal walls allowing glass internal walls to become facades. Doors become windows and vice versa. CRIDA Critical Research in Digital Architecture. Kimball Art Center / Brooks + Scarpa Architects. As we announced yesterday, Brooks + Scarpa Architects is one of the five finalists selected for the Kimball Art Center competition.

Kimball Art Center / Brooks + Scarpa Architects

Inspired by the “seemingly endless” blue skies and the unique blend of new and old within the historic Park City, Brooks + Scarpa delicately weave the heavy mass of the existing 12,000 square foot Kimball Art Center with the new 22,000 square foot addition that has been referred to as the Kimball “Cloud”. Capturing attention from a distance, the façade seeks to become a visual icon. The upper floors are composed of a conventional glazing system that is enclosed by a translucent honeycomb rain screen. The translucent faceted skin not only aides the buildings thermal performance, but transforms the Kimball Art Center into a glowing beacon within the streets of Park City. Constructed of transparent glass, the ground level facade warmly welcomes visitors as it opens to the street.

David Chipperfield Architects. Urban Ecopoesis by Koh Hau Yeow at Coroflot. The New Vertical City – ” Conscious Inspiration” The New Vertical City eliinbar’s sketchbook 2011 This post is about the sources of inspiration for the new “vertical city”.Le Courbusier called it “La Ville Radieuse” – “The Radiant City“ Recently were published in the Web several interpretations to the notion of the”vertical city” This projects review is partial.

The New Vertical City – ” Conscious Inspiration”

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Levitate Architecture and Design Studio : Bookcase Staircase, London

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Infographic: Steel & Architecture. Fab@Home - Make Anything. Bouvard'ın Ütopik Tarihi Yarımada Projeleri. Tanzimat Fermanı ve II.

Bouvard'ın Ütopik Tarihi Yarımada Projeleri

Meşrutiyet’in ilanı arasında geçen süre içerisinde İstanbul için yabancı mimarlar tarafından üç adet iddialı proje tasarlanmıştır. Bu projelerin ilki Sultan Abdülmecid döneminde Helmut von Moltke'ye, diğer iki proje ise Sultan II. Abdülhamit döneminde sırasıyla I. Introduction to Manhattan Timeformations. Really Extreme Makeover - The New York Times > Key Magazine > Slide Show > Slide 1 of 17. Aker Brygge / Lendagar Arkitekter + Archency. Architect: MAPT = Lendager Arkitekter, Arcgency Local Architects: Alliance arkitekter Location: Aker brygge, Oslo Built: 2010-2011 Client: Norwgian Property Site Area: 2000 sqm Project year: 2009 Photographs: Jiri Havran, Enya Aspen With Bølgen we were looking for a multifunctional building that will be a meeting place within the urban fabric.

Aker Brygge / Lendagar Arkitekter + Archency

The vast range of programmatic needs asked for a high degree of flexibility. We accommodated the spatial program into a simple shape with a clear identity and let it become a natural element of the local neighborhood. The flexibility of the space allows for an all- year program mixture. Lake Lugano House / JM Architecture. Architect: JM Architecture, Arch. Jacopo Mascheroni Locations: Lugano, Switzerland Design team: Paolo Basco (Project Manager), Rex Gapuz, Jansen Lara Built area: 350 mq Contruction start: November 2008 Completion: May 2010 Photographs: Jacopo Mascheroni.

Sneeoosh / zeroplus. Architect: zeroplus Location: Puget Sound, Washington, USA Project Team: Joshua Brevoort, Principal; Lisa chun, Principal; Casey Borgen, Intern Fabricators: River Ranch LLC and Meadow Works Manager: Bud Searle Carpenters: Neil Harrington, Mark Schrader Project Area: 1200 sqf Project Year: 2007 Photographs: zeroplus Our practice explores how architecture can develop a symbiotic relationship with its surroundings.

In this project, a cabin that is a retreat from the intense experiences of urban living, we found a number of ways to develop this ecological model. We started with a strict set of site rules that govern the design and construction process. The most important rule is that the previously undisturbed site full of mature Douglas fir and cedar trees, some up to three feet in diameter with a dense marine underbrush including salal bushes would be left as undisturbed as possible. Text provided by zeroplus. Asian Culture Complex / UnSangDong Architects + Kim Woo Il. In the design proposal for the Asian Culture Complex, UnSangDong Architects + Kim Woo II constitutes a stage that acts as a new container for the culture and everyday events.

If the new stage for the city is creating an empty open space out of penetrations pathways and plazas, making the new ‘city stage’ is the same as to conduct an enormous mapping operation with penetrating programs and landscape. They propose the Asian Culture Complex as the earth in between creation and disappearance.

The earth that is transformed into fragmented pieces and become urban landscape filled with memories of the site and historical evolution of various spectrums of relationships. More images and architects’ description after the break. We provide a culture canvas that can be filled in by the citizens of Gwangju. A Wall That Plays Music When It Rains. Religious Architecture.

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