Home - HUF HAUS New Zealand’s Premier Home Design & Building Company | Box™ Steirereck / PPAG architects Architects: PPAG architects Location: Stadtpark, 1030 Vienna, Austria Project Leader: Manfred Karl Botz Planning Team: Roland Basista, Jakub Dvorak, Patrick Hammer, Annika Hillebrand, Philipp Müllner, Lucie Najvarova, Adrian Trifu, Felix Zankel Area: 1950.0 sqm Year: 2014 Photographs: Helmut Pierer, Courtesy of PPAG architects Ppag Team Competition, Concept, Supervision: Anna Popelka, Georg Poduschka, Ali Seghatoleslami, Lilli Pschill Structural Engineer: werkraum, Vienna Mechanical Services / Engineer: Bauklimatik, Vienna / Linz Building Physics: Bauklimatik, Vienna / Linz Structural Work And Timber Constuction: HAZET building company, Vienna Lining And Completition: Individual contractors From the architect. Steirereck is one of the best restaurants in the world. The need for more internal space and the ever-increasing demands placed on this sector meant that a comprehensive re-formulation became necessary, despite renovations being completed only a few years before.
Prefabricated design homes. Modern wooden houses ecokit: the sustainable DIY kit house ecokit National September 11 Memorial Museum / Davis Brody Bond To honor the memory of those who tragically lost their lives in the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, New York-based Davis Brody Bond has been commissioned to design the National September 11 Memorial Museum at the heart of the former World Trade Center site in New York. Serving as a complement to the National September 11 Memorial, the museum will tell the story of 9/11 through multimedia displays, archives, narratives and a collection of monumental artifacts, while commemorating the life of every victim of the 2001 and 1993 terrorists attacks. Continue after the break to learn more. Rather than treating the museum as an “icon containing exhibits”, Davis Brody Bond (DBB) has designed a structure that is made up of a “series of icons, which are the exhibit”. The first is entrance and orientation. The procession continues through introductory exhibits positioned along a gradually sloped path. Reference: Davis Brody Bond
Proven Technology | Home Solution | BONE Structure The 11-gauge galvanized steel components used in a BONE Structure home are precision-designed on 3D software and precision punched or laser cut. The structure can be anchored to any type of foundation such as a walk-out basement, concrete slab, insulating concrete form (ICF) or pillars using our patented XYZ BONE Ankle System. Exterior columns are at 5-foot intervals and enable you to build spaces up to 25 feet without having to break up the space with intermediate columns or load-bearing walls. The roof of a BONE Structure home is comprised of Structural Insulated Panels (SIP), while the subfloor's precut 5' x 5' sections of 3/4" 13-ply plywood allow for precise alignment with the structure.
Plans and elevations Discover the Design For Place features and specifications, and download the plans and elevations. If you decide to build, adapt or use Design For Place for your project get in touch. We are keen to collect your stories, pictures and videos to share on the site—and hope to provide options to interact with other users building with Design For Place soon. Design features Design For Place showcases sustainable, modern design. Features include the dramatic ceiling line, extra highlight windows, and generous room sizes including a study capable of accommodating two adults working together. If your block has north to the street a 3 bedroom + study courtyard house (Option 3A), is also available (floorplan only). Other features include: The 3 bedroom + study (Option 1A) is a single detached dwelling suitable for a typical suburban block of just over 500m2, with north to a side boundary. For details of all the materials and finishes view the full specifications. Download plans and elevations
“Narratives of History, Climate, Culture and Place” Abound in David Adjaye Retrospective Starting January 29th, Munich‘s Haus der Kunst will host “Form, Heft, Material,” a major retrospective of the work of British architect David Adjaye. Co-curated by Okwui Enwezor and Zoe Ryan, the exhibition’s broad catalogue reflects Adjaye’s diverse career and portfolio, including architectural projects alongside material experiments, research, and furniture design. Through sketches, models, prints, drawings, 1:1 building fragments, film, and text, “Form, Heft, Material” foregrounds Adjaye’s work against the rich geographical and social context that frames his design approach. “The exhibition shows my work within the framework of a wider cultural and socio-political trajectory,” Adjaye said. “It marks an important moment in my career, as I increasingly seek to find ever new architectural scenarios for our fast-changing world, that nonetheless resonate with the powerful narratives of history, climate, culture and place.” “Form, Heft, Material” will be on display until May 31.