Tag: Multifunctional Building - Complex

Huzhou Club Center, a stimulating relationship between rigour and dynamism

Studio Marco Piva

The Huzhou Club Center is an exclusive club serving the city and its guests. The building offers three main functions: leisure, entertainment, wellness.

# 2021 # Finalist # Public (371) # Spa (68) # Multifunctional Building - Complex (819)

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Human Technopole Campus and Headquarters, designed for people’s well-being

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Human Technopole Campus and Headquarters, designed for people’s well-being

Piuarch

Piuarch designs the new HumanTechnopoleFoundation campus for scientific research, an innovative, sustainable center designed primarily for people’s well-being.

# 2021 # Winners # Offices (1088) # Public space (569) # Research center (119) # thenewtomorrow (36) # Multifunctional Building - Complex (819)

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Palazzo Eden, an urban regeneration in Udine

Archest

Palazzo EDEN è un edificio polifunzione, situato nel centro storico di Udine, oggetto di intervento di ristrutturazione edilizia e rigenerazione urbana.

# 2021 # Finalist # Commercial - Retail (541) # Offices (1088) # Multifunctional Building - Complex (819)

#Mixed Use

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One Barangaroo: Sydney’s tallest tower and most prominent destination hotel

WilkinsonEyre Architects

WilkinsonEyre's design for the Crown Hotel in Sydney optimises a spectacular harbour site to create an landmark international destination on the waterfront.

# 2021 # Commercial - Retail (541) # Residential Building - Complex (710) # Residence (1892) # Hotels (490) # Leisure (259) # Restaurant (282) # Public space (569) # Spa (68) # Multifunctional Building - Complex (819)

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Niemeyer Sphere Leipzig, a curious sphere that revolutionizes the previous compositional aesthetics

Harald Kern

This building is one of the last creations of Oscar Niemeyer and was constructed as an add-on to the Kirow Kantine on the site of the Techne Sphere Leipzig.

# 2021 # Cultural center (541) # Restaurant (282) # Industrial design (120) # Multifunctional Building - Complex (819)

#Renovation

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Montgomary Park Master Plan: a cultural and architectural vision for Northwest Portland

Lake Flato Architects

Montgomery Park Master Plan and 17.5 acre district is the future epicenter for Portland’s urban outdoor lifestyle and mixed use vibrant culture.

# 2021 # Cultural center (541) # Offices (1088) # Masterplan (211) # Public space (569) # Multifunctional Building - Complex (819)

#Urban Planning

The art of transformation: some examples of projects on different scales

Is it better to transform or demolish and rebuild? These two approaches hinge on the conditions affecting the site, the existing structures, and even societal issues. In Europe, for example, with its enormous architectural heritage, the tendency is to transform existing buildings respectfully in terms of their history. Restoration, refurbishment, and retrofitting are some of the more or less conservative approaches architects take when dealing with existing structures. Unlike the design of new buildings, these projects require an in-depth knowledge of what has come before, along with sufficient architectural sensitivity to update without canceling the past.

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A journey through space and materiality: the essence of architecture

Space and materiality are the pillars of architecture. A simple spatial or material change, such as opening a new window or painting a wall, can completely alter one’s perception of the same room.

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Tradition and Innovation: architecture that dialogues and experiments

Tradition and innovation are often seen as opposites. Even in architecture, we’re commonly divided into two camps: those in favor of innovative, modern projects, and those who are staunch supporters of preserving existing buildings and their centuries-old traditions.

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Haikou Wenming East Road Tunnel: a beautiful vision of the future

Penda China/Wan Shuyan & Sun Dayong

Penda China designed curvilinear grace with a madeleine-shaped canopy portal, integrating the entrance, threshold and transition zones into a unified whole.

# 2021 # Finalist # Infrastructure (218) # Public (371) # Masterplan (211) # Public space (569) # Multifunctional Building - Complex (819)

#Transport

Creating experiences: a new way of designing architecture

There are numerous approaches that architects can take in their work. They can prioritize the aesthetic aspect, and therefore focus more on forms and volumes. Or they can focus on the functions that the building will need to perform, and design the structure accordingly. And so on. But increasingly, architects are focusing on designing buildings that are not simply beautiful or functional, but can also create sensorial experiences aimed at intriguing visitors.

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Mixed Use: multifunctional buildings for the future of urban communities

Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects - LOHA | Urbanus Architecture & Design | Tianjin TIANHUA Northern Architectural Design

Today, however, planning is increasingly favoring a diversification of functions at both the urban level and at the level of individual buildings. This is how the mixed-use model came into being, according to which, different uses – such as residential, commercial, administrative, and even industrial – are combined in the same development.

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