
House in Yamasaki with rooftop sheds by Tato Architects The top floor rooms of this house in Japan by Tato Architects are contained inside sheds that sit on the roof (+ slideshow). Located in a residential area in Hyogo Prefecture, the house was designed for a family with two children. "The residents requested that, as the area has short hours of sunlight in winter, they'd like to bring in as much light as possible," architect Yo Shimada of Tato Architects told Dezeen. To achieve this, the architect designed two of the rooftop sheds like greenhouses with translucent polycarbonate walls that let light through into the study room and bathroom contained inside, as well as down to the ground floor spaces below.
Calabar International Convention Center The multi-functional and flexible building will also offer the citizens of Calabar a new cultural centre that will provide the setting for concerts, film festivals and exhibitions. The Calabar International Convention Centre consists of four adjoining, sculptural volumes. The building is situated on top of a hill and has a panoramic view from the foyer. On the one side, the location on the middle of the hill creates a natural amphitheatre with a room for several thousand people. Bjarke Ingels Group Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) is offering a Business Development Coordinator position in their New York City office. Start date is mid-May/early June, and the position is paid and full-time. The salary is competitive and commensurate with experience. As a Business Development Coordinator, you will:
AR Design Studio - Modern Grade II Listed Design:. AR Design Studio .: Scheme: Private Internal and External Alterations, Hampshire. Commencement: June 2012. Completion: March 2013. Photographer: spacialimages.com Press: 2013 – Grand Designs Magazine Parc Architectes Emiliano López Mónica Rivera Arquitectes - Barcelona . : Hotel Aire de Bardenas Proyecto: Hotel Aire de Bardenas 4 estrellas / Ubicación: Tudela, Navarra / Cliente: Aire de Bardenas S.L./ Fecha encargo 2004, Finalización 2007 / Superficie techo: 1,500m2 / Encargo: Arquitectura, diseño de interiores, diseño de mobiliario y paisajismo / Arquitectos: Emiliano López y Mónica Rivera / Colaboradores: Gillermo Zuaznabar, María E. Seligra, Karen Pinheiro, Carla Isern, Gerard Bartomeu, Alba García / Aparejadora: Leticia Montes / Constructor: Alejandro Ahedo / Imagen gráfica: lamosca / Fotografías: José Hevia . Project: 4-star Hotel Aire de Bardenas / Location: Tudela, Navarre, Spain / Client: Aire de Bardenas S.L./ Commission 2004, Completed 2007/ Built area: 1,500m2 / Scope of work: Full architectural services, interior, landscape and furniture design / Architects: Emiliano López & Mónica Rivera / Collaborators: Gillermo Zuaznabar, María E. textos © López Rivera Arquitectes SLP, fotografías © José Hevia
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Riverview House - Baldasso Cortese Riverview House Elizabeth Street, Melbourne Situated on a prominent CBD site at the corner of Flinders and Elizabeth Street, this striking urban renewal project comprises upgrades to building envelope, retail areas and commercial interiors. NEXT Architects - NEXT projects The Elastic Perspective Type: Folly Location: Carnisselande Client: Municipality Barendrecht Team: Marijn Schenk, Bart Reuser, Michel Schreinemachers with Joost Lemmens, Marieke Spits, Anne Ricard, Agata Piet Material: steel Construction: ABT adviesbureau voor Bouwtechniek Start building: december 2012 Completion: june 2013 Status: Completed 2013-10-04 The Impossible Stair - Officially Open 2009-03-18 Impossible stair for Carnisselande
STEVEN HOLL ARCHITECTS THE NELSON-ATKINS MUSEUM OF ART Kansas City, MO, United States, 1999-June 9, 2007 PROGRAM: museum addition and renovation CLIENT: Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art SIZE: 165,000 sfCONSTRUCTION COST: $85,900,000 STATUS: completed This competition winning addition is composed of five interconnected structures as opposed to a single massive expansion. Traversing from the existing building across its sculpture park, the five built "lenses" form new spaces and angles of vision. From the movement through the landscape and threaded between the light openings, exhilarating new experiences of the existing Museum will be formed. Circulation and exhibition merge as one can look from one level to another, from inside to outside.