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Friday, October 24, 2014

Ftown Building / Architect: Atelier Hitoshi Abe- Japan (Sendai)

 Ftown Building 

Ftown Building / Architect: Atelier Hitoshi Abe- Japan (Sendai)
Ftown Building / Architect: Atelier Hitoshi Abe

Architect: Atelier Hitoshi Abe
Location: Miyagino-ku, Sendai, Japan
Project team: Hideo Yaguchi, Azuma Orikasa
Collaborator: Asao Tokolo(façade design)
Structural Design: Arup Japan
Construction: Iwata Chizaki Construction Corporation Tohoku
Site Area: 377 sqm
Project Area: 1,977 sqm
Design Year: 2003-2006
Completion Date: 2007-2008
Photographs: Daici Ano

Ftown Building
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A typical tenant building has a tree-like organization in which each floor is independently accessed by elevator from the entrance at the first floor. in addition to the normal circulation, we proposed using voids to connect the spaces of each floor in a spiral arrangement, incorporating a loop in the unidirectional ordered structure. The access routes to each space are thereby multiplied; other possibilities for grouping the spaces arise, enabling integrated usages or tenants that cover several floors. Additionally, the four variations in floor height and the flexibly organized mechanical services allow a variety of spatial choices.

tree diagram
tree diagram

material Ftown Building
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Friday, October 17, 2014

Islam Fikry Abbas in design Space Race Museum

Space Race Museum

Islam Fikry Abbas in design Space Race Museum
Main prepective

The main concept of Space Race Museum project is to use architectural forms and spatial differentiation to 
represent the technological and political situation during those years. The organic forms are designed to make the visitors experience a sense of loss and continuity where ceilings and floors are one continous entity. The museum is also an environmentally conscious design that incorporates photovoltaic cells, wind turbines, and water recollection systems. The landscape is carefully integrated to the museum to create a single harmonious structure. 

Islam Fikry Abbas in design Space Race Museum
Prepective
The structure will be an apt image, describing the race to triumph over the last frontier between the Soviet Union and United States of America.

Islam Fikry Abbas in design Space Race Museum
Elevation
Islam Fikry Abbas in design Space Race Museum
Sections
The design of the whole museum is exceptional as there is no clear demarcation between the ceiling and floors. They have been made to exist as a single and continuous body. Space Race Museum is eco-friendly and makes good use of wind turbines, photovoltaic cells and water recollection systems. Incorporation of such green features will help save our beautiful surrounding from the clutches of deterioration. The museum blends with its backdrop flawlessly, giving birth to a pleasant construction that exudes a wave of serenity.

plan of Space Race Museum
Ground floor


plan of Space Race Museum
1St Floor Plan Of  Museum
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Wednesday, October 15, 2014

Culture Contents Complex & General Visual Archive Center, 1st prize winner

Culture Contents Complex & General Visual Archive Center in korea1st prize winner .

Wonyang Architects & Engineers Co., lid. / Lee jong than, Sung jin yong, Park ki 

Seong

 Architecture Competition Annual 2005 

main prepective of Culture Contents Complex
main prepective

Area district : Land development district,
                       General commercial area 
Function : Business & Meeting facility
Site area : 6,611n1 
Building area : 3.957.34ni  
Total floor area : 43.601.42d 
Building coverage ratio : 59.85% 
Floor area ratio : 388.57% 
Stories : B4, 14R. 
Structure : Reinforced concrete, Steel 
Design participation : Park geun woo, Kim tae myeong, 
                                 Kim ha yeong, Kim the horg, 
                                 Lee sang yeong. Sim jae hen. 
                                 Lee soo min, Choi jun seop. 
                                 Lee seung yeop 

site plan of  Culture Contents Complex & General Visual Archive Center, 1st prize winner
site plan
Our city stands on the ground with unintentional composition of independent individuals having their own program. The Cultural Contents Complex is going to be established in the DMC site that introduces horizontal succession and vertical openness through the building lines of both high and low floors specified on the main roads. 
Zoning  - Media plaza square
                 Zoning                                                    Media plaza square                                

 Vehicle traffic line
     Pedestrian traffic line                                Vehicle traffic line 


The Complex presents invisible spaces that can be newly recreated with a void mass at the connecting part between high and low floors. 
The space where light and wind move has an effect to maximize horizntal succession due to visual openness, makes people communicate with each other on the empty space and enables them to talk about cultural events such as outdoor performances and exhibitions, It is expected that people will fill the space to enjoy their comfortable lives with the city.visual openness on the crossed media street maximizing aseies of visual openness and introducing the active pedestrain circulation by voiding a mass at the crossing point of the media Street, the main pedestrian road, which ranges from the Susak station to Sangamsan .
blank of void spaces 
Analyzing the void space between high and low floors within the city landscape of the offices in the DMC site as a blank that can be fiiled by new activities of people Dividing programs into cultural contents and visual archive with the void space
Giving each symbol and indepence to Cultural Contents Complex and General Viaul Archive by organizing them with empty spaces square - the icon on the Media Plaza Organizing the S-formed mass of General Visual Archive Center as a creative form at the connecting area between high and low floors to consider the recognition of the Media Plaza located in the crossing point of Media Street and become the icon symbolizing cultural contents and visual industries .

Elevations OF  Culture Contents Complex & General Visual Archive Center, 1st prize winner
Elevations

Sections OF Culture Contents Complex & General Visual Archive Center, 1st prize winner
Sections

• Flow - breaking the boundary 
Designing low floors to provide the same function as a pathway by enabling the building to show the functions including game, display and performance still hidden inside itself and pushing the functions to the street for everyone s access 
• Designing the Media wall and the Sister wall for various informations to link IT/cyber techonologies and contents with environment and architec-ture and organize a performance square as a central space for outdoor activities including events or festivals .
 • Connecting the DMS with the lobby of the First floor :
Establishing integrated cultural contents complex" based on the entrance which is easy to acess from any direction of the Media Street with the width of 20meter or 1 °meter and the direct connection of the circulation to the lobby of the adjacent DMS
 • Connecting the DMS with a bridge of the Fourth floor :
Considering the smooth and systematic flow of the indoor circulation by organizing a bridge connecting the adjacent DMS with the 4th floor 

Plans floor



1st prize winner / Culture Contents Complex & General Visual Archive Center in korea, / (written by Kim tae myung) 

SourceArchitecture Competition Annual 2005, Architecture books

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Friday, October 10, 2014

Architecture Competition Annual 2005 - Architecture Book

Architecture Book / Architecture Competition Annual 2005

architecture Competition Annuals MI bilion & Culture • Government • I & Welfare • Commercial Facility 


Introduction :
Architecture competition is for selecting the most suitable design for the objective project through competing with applicants. It is, in addition, to choose an architect who understands and deals with client's purpose of the construction. Real construction begins as the suitable design and architecture are selected after diverse competitions. Architecture competition is a method of architecture which is conducted generally in the world. Also, it has a great influence on development of recent architecture as well as current. 

architecture competition annual 2005
architecture competition annual 2005
We publish volume m and of <Architecture Competition Annual) with various data on architecture competition. It is our seventh annual book and we publish two volumes every year. The motto of the book is to promote the value of the data as it forms the basis of comparing and analyzing awarded design work and all applied design works with originality. It also provides a public measure to judge the level of contemporary architectures. As the years pass, (Architecture Competition Annual) has a high valuation in China, Southeast Asia, Europe. U.S.A. as well as Korea, and the result shows the improvement of the level of Korean architectures. 

(Architecture Competition Annual), 2005 is designed to select excellent 86 projects of the 144 works, which were applied for all architecture competitions occurred in 2004, by facilities and publish the works in volume ID and IV. We hope to have a great view of architecture through (Architecture Competition Annual). We greatly thank for architects and architecture companies that offer the information and data to us to publish those annual books. 
Publisher Jeong, kwang-Young 


The Projects In 

 Architecture Competition Annual 2005 As follows :


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Architecture Competition Annual 2005
Architecture Competition Annual 2005 

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Architecture Competition Annual 2005 


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Wednesday, October 8, 2014

Architect: public charnel houses in changnyeong-gun

public charnel houses in changnyeong-gun

public charnel houses in changnyeong-gun in korea

1st prize winner
public charnel houses in changnyeong-gun in korea
Perspective Main
Location : San 47 Toecheon-ri, Changnyeong-eup, Changnyeong-gun 
Function : Charnel house 
Site area : 64,063ni 
Building area :518.36n1' 
Total floor area : 1.046.13rd 
No. of floor : 2FL 
Structure : Reinforced concrete 
Parking capacity : 18 cars 
Design participation : Jung hyung bong, 
                                   Park no wook, 
                                   Kwon so hyun 

public charnel houses in changnyeong-gun

public charnel houses in changnyeong-gun
site plan
Project idea: 
Death is the end of life. However death is the start of a new life
We plan to establish a charnel house as a space where this world coexists with the other world and the dead coexists with the living person. 
The internal space is a space for the dead, while the external space is a space for the living person. The internal space is a static space, while the external space is a dynamic space. We hope that this charnel house has a rich outdoor space where the living people can enjoy.
One can enter to the charnel htuse through an entrance space from the entrance road. It is connected to the charnel house, Wt vJ. sum,ttlp platform, outdoor charnel house and sculpture park so that the worshipers think about our life in various outdoor spaces. It establishes a pavilion so that the worshipers recollect their life. 

public charnel houses in changnyeong-gun
Perspective 

public charnel houses in changnyeong-gun
east elevation


public charnel houses in changnyeong-gun
west elevation

The charnel house is a middle area for this world and the other world connecting the heaven and the earth. Therefore it establishes the rectangle mass for the first floor symbolizing the earth, while it establishes the circular mass for the second floor symbolizing the heaven. It separates the space for life and death for each floor by arranging the subsidiary facility and management facility on the first floor and the charnel room on the second floor, 
written by Ein Architecture) 

public charnel houses in changnyeong-gun - 1st floor plan
1st floor plan

public charnel houses in changnyeong-gun - 2nd floor plan
2nd floor plan
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Architect: Christophe Lab / Pans, France

Christophe Lab / Pans, France

Christophe Lab, architecte 

      Film House 
  Pans, France .... Photographs:Anna Khan 
 Christophe Lab
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 Christophe Lab architecte / Film House / Pans, France
This very long and narrow plot of land (approximately 35x4.5). crossing the block from street to street and walled in on both sides. constituted a serious challenge to the architect in designing a home with sufficient light and space in which to We comfortably. The client's occupation —closely tied to the film industry— provided the inspiration behind the design scheme, with framed views and sequential spaces. 
The concrete facade of this home —whose floor plan takes on the form of a strip of film— has been conceived as a camera obscure. with a giant lens drawing light into the secOnd BOO( and, below that, sliding glass deers prole& ing access Mt, this 'Camera house" is also a 'screen house* — a projection insde the camera itself.
As side mews along the length of the construction were impossible, an alter. naffire tor bringing fight into the home was desperately needed. A cylindrical covered well draws natural light down into the center of the home, where light from the two end facades hardly penetrates. 
The walls of this central patio have been painted a bright. cheerful yellow to provide the necessary contrast to the sober gray of the carpet and ceiling of the interior and in order to channel and reflect a warm, diffused light through-out the two floors that it passes through. Space was reserved on both ends of the site for a garage, which has been conceived as a large toolbox, and a garden, which can be viewed as an extension of the leAng room in the summer months. Stairs on the second floor lead to the roof terrace above.

site plan
site plan
The brightly-painted, cylindrical covered patio has been strategically placed in the center of the home in order to draw the maximum amount of light into the home. The second-story stairway leads to a roof terrace. 


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ground floor plan
frist floor plan

Longitudinal section
Longitudinal section
 Structural columns along the length of the house serve as adornment. as well as frame-work. The living room can be completely opened up onto the garden. The sliding door and window casings are aluminum: the facade is concrete. cured with a wax-based emulsion. 

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