Thursday, July 29, 2010

Tản mạn chuyện kiến trúc & xây dựng(55)

Architecture Design Home

Hartree and his team an architects of associates is practical out of well identified matter of design with a creative and dynamic team architects and draughtsmen of interiors in Perth, Australia. The Beetle is one their great contemporary work for a family of five. It is the house of luxury of frontage of a river with the sights of river of the swan of beautiful Perth. Sectors of interior and outsides of the trust of project in order to maximize the flexibility and the comfort of the family. The solution of design implied to define zones of the house and to wrap public spaces of the roof that itself spans a shelter of 17m. Hiding the panels out of glass in masonry, the large veranda of bank and the swimming pool of infinite-edge are things which characterize the house and differ it for many of other houses close near. Architects of Hartree

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Future Architecture Building

As part of an invited international design competition, Perkins Eastman created a sweeping, grand vision for the future 50,000 sq m headquarters of the Guangzhou Metro Authority. The building will be developed in partnership with The Metro Design Institute in China, with construction expected to begin in mid 2010.The taller tower houses the administrative functions. Green roofs insulate the building and are part of a larger design strategy to address storm water management as well as to create an outdoor amenity for employees.

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Future Architecture Building 5
Unique Architecture Skycraper

Unique architecture skyscraper in Paris as concept future building designed by Vincent Callebaut. The building concept called as anti-smog architecture as green innovative building concept ans built in sustainable plan make this unique architecture loved by Paris citizen become as heart building in this city. Callebaut describes the process as an intention to “absorb and recycle by photo-catalytic effect the cloud of harmful gases (Smog) from the intense traffic near Paris.” Under the smog eating exterior, the building houses public spaces with a central courtyard and natural lagoon, a place Callebaut envisions for teaching opportunities about urban ecology and renewable energy. The Solar Drop also harvests rainwater from green space on the roof for use inside the building

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Unique Architecture Skycraper 5

Unique Architecture XS House

The house is finished in marine plywood, usually used in boat-building. The grain is broad and pronounced, creating the appearance of a huge piece of furniture. Each floor of XS has a different look and feel (marble on the first floor, oak plywood on the second), but all are connected by a pared-down wooden staircase that threads through the space.

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Unique Architecture XS House 11

Glasgow Transport Museum by Zaha Hadid

Not only serve as a space for collecting unique and historical materials or objects, the museum itself may appear as a unique object with its outstanding and sometimes eccentric design. The Glasgow Transport Museum by by Zaha Hadid is one of examples. Conceived as a sectional extrusion open at opposing ends along a diverted linear path, this futuristic museum building would be a tunnel-like shed, which is open at opposite ends to the city and the Clyde. The landscape is designed to direct the activities surrounding the building and a ring of varying stones slabs is created as a shadow path around this amazing building architecture. Glasgow Transport Museum was designed by Zaha Hadid Architects for the Glasgow City Council. The project was dated from 2004 to 2010.

Transport Museum Glasgow by Zaha Hadid
Transport Museum Glasgow by Zaha Hadid
Unique Design of Glasgow Transport Museum by Zaha Hadid
Unique Design of Glasgow Transport Museum by Zaha Hadid
Unique Design of Glasgow Transport Museum by Zaha Hadid architect
Unique Design of Glasgow Transport Museum by Zaha Hadid architect
Unique Glasgow Transport Museum by Zaha Hadid
Unique Glasgow Transport Museum by Zaha Hadid
Unique Transport Museum Glasgow by Zaha Hadid
Unique Transport Museum Glasgow by Zaha Hadid

New Luxury Architecture of Acropolis Museum

Designed by Bernard Tschumi Architects of New York/Paris with Michael Photiadis of Athens as local associate architect, the Museum has presented a number of temporary exhibitions in a lower-floor gallery over the past year. With the official opening, visitors will at last view the full suite of galleries, presented in a dramatic architectural experience designed explicitly for this collection. The design was chosen for its simple, clear, and beautiful solution that is in accord with the beauty and classical simplicity of the Museum’s unique exhibits and that ensures a museological and architectural experience that is relevant today and for the foreseeable future,” stated Professor Dimitrios Pandermalis, President of the Organization for the Construction of the New Acropolis Museum.

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New Luxury Architecture of Acropolis Museum 2
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New Luxury Architecture of Acropolis Museum 3
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New Luxury Architecture of Acropolis Museum 7
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New Luxury Architecture of Acropolis Museum 9

Concrete Bridge Architectural Concept

This is an example of Concrete Bridge Architectural Concept located at Roche-sur-Yon, France known as designer place for fashion. The intention of the designers was to demonstrate an integration of an original structural system with an architectural concept developed from urban scale research of neighborhood identity and carried through the expression of the minutest details.

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Concrete Bridge Architectural Concept 3

Castles Inspired Architecture of the CastleRock House 1
CastleRock is situated on a hillside overlooking the city of Bodrum, a tourism city in Turkey. This amazing architecture was a great work of the GAD (Global Architectural Development) and Dara Kirmizitoprak. Designed to resemble a castle architecture, this modern house was built by using only stone, concrete, glass and steel. All the material used is intended to adhere to the environmentally friendly buildings located in its vicinity. CastleRock is a residential complex featuring double-room and three-room apartments, each with a pool and garden.

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Castles Inspired Architecture of the CastleRock House 2
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Castles Inspired Architecture of the CastleRock House 3
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Castles Inspired Architecture of the CastleRock House 4

Luxury Architecture Building

The building provides accommodation of around 34,000m² on 15 levels. It houses 47 courtrooms, 75 consultation rooms, in addition to office and support space. From the exterior, it signals and literally displays the accessibility of the courts. This building is part of the city, and the city part of the building. The working courts and offices are expressed as long rectilinear forms, articulated at each floor level, and projecting at each end of the building as a varied composition of solid and void. In side elevation, these elements collectively establish a dynamic and distinctive building profile in end elevation, they form a powerful sculptural interplay of light and shade, depth and complexity. The architectural implication is that the courts are not forbidding or concealed, but open and accessible.
The judicial interface is seen as the principal city scale signal of the Civil Justice Centre. The eastern facade will become the memorable ‘sign’ that clearly establishes this as the courts building and unlike any other building in the city.

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Luxury Architecture Building 2
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Luxury Architecture Building 3

Luxurious Architecture of San Francisco Transbay Transit Center 1
Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects have designed a new terminal in a 1.3 mile extension of the Caltrain rail line. This San Francisco’s newest Transbay Transit Center Project can now move forward following the loan deal of the closure of a $171 million Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (TIFIA). The Transbay Joint Powers Authority (TJPA) has been freed to progress with demolition works of the existing terminal building and the construction of the $1.2billion phase 1 of the scheme which will replace the current Transbay Terminal and centralized transportation in the city accommodating nine transportation systems under one roof. A temporary terminal which will allow commuting to continue during works broke ground in December 2008. Planned to be completed in 2014, this Transit Center will include wind turbines, geothermal heating methods and a gray water recycling system.

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Luxurious Architecture of San Francisco Transbay Transit Center 2
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Luxurious Architecture of San Francisco Transbay Transit Center 3
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Luxurious Architecture of San Francisco Transbay Transit Center 4
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Luxurious Architecture of San Francisco Transbay Transit Center 5

Mississippi Restaurant by Architects Stanley Saitowitz and Natoma   - Exterior
Mississippi Restaurant is rested on a total of 167 square meter area in the Fillmore Jazz District of San Francisco, California, United States. This food restaurant was completed in 2008 by Architects Stanley Saitowitz and Natoma in a modern design featuring unique interiors. The table meanders through the space where everyone sits around and eats as a family is designed with a pattern which duplicates the Mississippi river. Oxbows and curves allow parties to cluster. Above the table is an echo of brass pipes that cast light and deflect sound. One wall is the bar, the other an open kitchen with seating for diners to watch the theatre of cooking. The table spills out into a small outdoor court with sidewalk views.

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Mississippi Restaurant by Architects Stanley Saitowitz and Natoma - Interior 1
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Mississippi Restaurant by Architects Stanley Saitowitz and Natoma - Interior 2
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Contemporary Architecture Restaurant 3

Before talking about Corton Restaurant let’s we see location of restaurant. this contemporary restaurant located at 239 West Broadway New York NY 10013. Stephanie architect said renovation is more difficult than build, when we want build something we have plan first and renovate a Corton restaurant not only plan but decorate too. An architect successfully completed five restaurant projects. Corton Restaurant as one of best project that was she done. Corton restaurant architecture consist of comprising a series of three rooms: 1. a front room with a bar 2. a central, L-shaped dining room 3. and a kitchen at the back — Montrachet was plagued with remote tables in its far corner. i hope this description of contemporary architecture of Corton restaurant will help you to get idea how to decorate and renovate a restaurant.

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Luxury Architecture Hotel and Resort 2

Luxury Architecture Hotel and Resort in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates by Perkins Eastman architect.Park Hyatt Saadiyat Island Hotel and Resort has broken ground signalling the birth of a new luxury hotel destination in the Middle East. The New York office of Perkins Eastman designed the 45,000 sq m resort for Abu Dhabi National Hotels. Materials used to create a feel of luxury appropriate to the Arabian sea include local stone, ceramics, and craftwork surrounded by lush indigenous landscape materials. Reflecting the local culture was an important aspect of the design process: The architecture of the hotel is a contemporary interpretation of Arabian style, with courtyards, reflecting pools, and screens.

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Architetcure Design of Eco-resort and Spa

The Morris design team wanted to take advantage of the an abandoned oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico and reuse the structure, transforming it into a vibrant and commercially viable destination. The luxury architecture design resort offers many amenities including interaction with the surrounding ocean – boating, snorkeling, diving and other water sports. The Rig Hotel architecture design will also draw in conferences and business meetings, and will serve as a cruise ship’s main port of call en route to other locations in Mexico and the Caribbean. Situated in the middle of the ocean, the Rig Hotel will need to be as autonomous as possible, generating all of it’s own power from renewable energy, most notably via a large vertical axis wind turbine affixed to one of its foundation towers.

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Wind power tends to be far more efficient off-shore than on-shore, and the turbine will meet a significant portion of the Rig’s energy demands. Wave energy generators will be buoyed nearby with undersea cables to transmit the power. Solar panels will be affixed on the sides and top of the rig. Additionally, geothermal heat pumps will take advantage of the consistent water temperatures at lower sea levels to aid with heating and cooling of the interior rooms. All of these power systems can easily be integrated into the existing rig infrastructure.

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Tamina Thermal Baths for Grand Resort

The architects at the Zurich based Smolenicky & Partners, designed the Tamina Thermal Baths for the Grand Resort in Bad Ragaz, Switzerland. Description of the Tamina Thermal Baths project by Joseph Smolenicky: Tamina Thermal Baths for Grand Resort - awesome interior  architecture

Tamina Thermal Baths for Grand Resort - awesome interior architecture
Tamina Thermal Baths for Grand Resort - white color
Tamina Thermal Baths for Grand Resort - white color
Tamina Thermal Baths for Grand Resort - luxury design

Mediterranean Architecture House

Tony Owen Partners have designed a house in Sydney, Australia for a client who is a concrete contractor who built the house himself.The house was designed to make maximum use of concrete and solid construction. The house has an ‘L-shaped’ configuration to maximize the solar aspect for the living spaces. A feature of the house is the large central staircase element. The dominant feature of the house is the curved sail-like rear white walls. The walls break up the space and progressively dematerialize the house into a series of cantilevered vertical and horizontal planes to the rear. The kitchen and living areas of the house finally dissolve into a large outdoor room for entertaining. The rear space also contains a terraced market garden which enhances the European character of the space.

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Luxury Architecture Design Hotel

The Envision Green Hotel designed by Richard Moreta Architecture. What features inside luxury architecture design hotel : natural air come into interior of building hotel without mechanical intervention. Photovoltaic exterior sheathing provides the building’s energy, while indoor gardens at various levels of the structure act as upward extensions of the earth, creating mini-microclimates that filter the air and act as added insulation. Recycled pools of water around the structure serve as catch basins, water reservoirs, fire barriers, and indispensable decorative aquatic features. Power from the wind turbine heats the boiler and creates steam for the chiller water plant beneath the structure to cool and heat the hotel.

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Kazakhstan khai trương căn lều khổng lồ “ôm” cả công viên

Căn lều cao nhất thế giới chứa một công viên rộng lớn đủ chỗ cho 10.000 người bên trong đã chính thức được khai trương tại thủ đô Astana của Kazakhstan hôm 5/7.
Ngọn tháp của căn lều khổng lồ.

Được thiết kế bởi công ty thiết kế Foster & Partners do kiến truc sư người Anh Norman Fosters đứng đầu, căn lều khổng lồ mang tên Trung tâm giải trí Khan Shatyr có chiều cao vô cùng ấn tượng - 150m.

http://static.dezeen.com/uploads/2006/12/fp1478711438_camera02.jpgTrung tâm được khai trương đúng vào dịp kỷ niệm sinh nhật lần thứ 70 của Tổng thống Nursultan Nazarbayev, người đã rời đô từ Almaty ở phía Bắc tới Astana ở miền Nam vào năm 1998.

Khan Shatyr chứa đựng một công viên giải trí lớn bên trong đủ chỗ cho khoảng 10.000 người, được thiết kế để bảo vệ du khách khỏi thời tiết khắc nghiệt của mùa đông. Nền nhiệt tại thủ đô Astana có sự khác biệt lớn giữa các mùa - lên tới 30 độ C vào mùa hè nhưng lại giảm xuống -30 độ C trong mùa đông. Tuy nhiên, căn lều sẽ duy trì nhiệt độ ấm áp dù bên ngoài trời tuyết đang rơi dày.khan shatyr

Du khách cũng tìm thấy các cửa hàng, hàng hàng, rạp chiếu phim - thậm chí là một bãi biển nhân tạo và một khu vực đường chạy bên trong. Đứng trên bệ bê tông cao 20m, Khan Shatyr là công trình cao nhất thành phố và cũng là căn lều cao nhất thế giới. Khan Shatyr mất 4 năm để hoàn thành với chi phí xây dựng lên tới 260 triệu USD.Căn lều cũng là dự án mới nhất trong chương trình quy hoạch thủ đô đầy tham vọng của Tổng thống Nazarbayev kể từ khi Astana được chọn làm thủ đô của quốc gia Trung Á cách đây 12 năm.Astana đã mời ca sĩ nổi tiếng người Italia Andrea Bocelli, tổng thống của 7 quốc gia và Vua Jordan tới tham dự lễ khai trương hôm 5/7. Sự kiện này kéo dài 3 ngày với một loạt các hoạt động giải trí như biểu diễn xiếc, hoà nhạc, múa balê và bắn pháo hoa. Cựu Thủ tướng Anh Tony Blair ban đầu dự kiến cũng tham gia nhưng sau đó thông báo không thể tới dự.

Các nhà tổ chức cho hay dịp khai trương này ước tính tiêu tốn trên 10 triệu USD.

David Nelson, trưởng nhóm thiết kế tại Foster & Partners, người giám sát công tác thi công căn lều, cho hay: “Chất lượng ánh sáng bên trong rất kinh ngạc, cứ y thể ở ngoài trời vậy. Du khách sẽ rất ngạc nhiên. Bạn sẽ có cảm giác như là đang đi từ trong ra ngoài bên trong toà nhà. Thật là một nơi tuyệt vời. Chúng tôi rất hài lòng với công trình này”.

Lễ khai trương diễn ra đúng vào dịp kết thúc các sự kiện quốc tế kéo dài hơn 1 tuần ở Astana nhằm đưa thành phố này tạo dấu ấn trên bản đồ thế giới, với một hội nghị cấp cao của Tổ chức An ninh và hợp tác châu Âu (OSCE) mà Kazakhstan là chủ tịch trong năm nay, một diễn đàn kinh tế thế giới kéo dài 2 ngày và một liên hoan phim quốc tế.

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