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RECORD’s Top Projects of 2016 The Port House In retrospect, 2016 was a rollercoaster year for architecture. The field hit some lows with the untimely loss of Zaha Hadid and the fallout of a contentious presidential election. But the year also was one of milestones: the AIA awarded its highest honor to an African-American architect for the first time, while the Pritzker Prize and other awards honored architects committed to improving communities. RECORD also reached a landmark this year, celebrating its 125th anniversary this fall. And, of course, 2016 brought an abundance of notable architecture—from a humble salt shed in New York , to a show-stopping concert hall in Hamburg . With the year nearly behind us, RECORD looks back on some of the best projects we published in our pages, in no particular order. Visual Arts Building at the University of Iowa Perched atop a hill, Holl's new 126,000-square-foot Visual Arts Building is more cube tha
National Music Centre of Canada by Allied Works Architecture Allied Works Architecture (AWA) doesn’t enter open competitions often. The Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Dallas was a rare exception for the firm. Just as that school project was finishing up, AWA principal Brad Cloepfil found the brief—and site—for the National Music Centre of Canada (NMC) in Calgary, Alberta, too intriguing to pass up. Cloepfil had visited Calgary as a teenager, making a stop in the city’s infamous King Edward Hotel, which housed a seedy but much-loved blues bar. It is around that century-old landmark that Cloepfil’s spectacular new building for NMC, called Studio Bell, takes shape. By the time the “King Eddy” closed in 2004, not much was left of its East Village neighborhood. The area was decimated, with blighted buildings and vacant lots. Cloepfil was faced with a challenge: “How do you hold the site when there’s nothing there?” Instead of looking to th
NEW ALZHEIMER VILLAGE IN FRANCE BY NORD ARCHITECTS. Location: Dax, France Architects: NORD Architects Engineers: ACE Ingenierie, Energeco Contractor: NORD Architects og Champagnat & Gregoire Landscape: NORD Architects og Groupe Cauros Client: Département des Landes Size: 1st prize in invited competition Status: On going Year: 2016
Continuing Education: Sustainable Campus Development Campuses Go Green: Colleges and universities take environmentally responsible design to new levels Continuing Education Over the last 15 to 20 years, the combined energies of students, faculty, and administrators have broadened the focus on sustainability at U.S. colleges and universities to encompass a wide spectrum of concerns. From a start in recycling, raising awareness, and environmental-studies programs, the higher education’s sector’s green endeavors have burgeoned to include curriculum and research, planning and administration, and the many facets of campus operations. Almost 4,000 higher-education projects have been LEED certified, with the majority achieving Gold or better. More than 650 college and university presidents from all 50 states have pledged their institutions will achieve carbon neutrality under the Climate Leadership Commitments, and nearly 800 colleges and universities are measuring their comp
Wall House by UnSangDong Architects A house near Seoul uses a series of walls to create a dialogue between inside and out. UnSangDong Architects Seoul, South Korea When architects—or politicians, for that matter—speak of walls, they usually see them as boundaries dividing one place from another. UnSangDong Architects took a radically different approach at a new house outside of Seoul, punching openings through them, making them portals and creating unique opportunities to bring in light and frame views. Instead of barriers, they’re thresholds. UnSangDong, a RECORD Design Vanguard winner in 2006, has established a reputation for inventive designs that use folded, layered, and faceted forms to create striking identities for buildings. With Wall House, the firm defines the project’s structure and image with a set of five parallel brick walls, each 35 feet high. Spaced at different intervals from one another, the imposing brick planes create a visual rhythm that modulates
National Taichung Theater More than a decade in the making, Toyo Ito’s masterwork redefines the relationship between form, space, and structure. Toyo Ito & Associates Taichung City, Taiwan People/Products When it comes to structural daring, few architects can top the Tokyo-based designer and 2013 Pritzker laureate Toyo Ito. After 11 years and $135 million, his most ambitious work to date has finally opened in Taichung City, a metropolis of 2.75 million people in central Taiwan. Situated majestically at the end of a tree-lined parkway, the 551,000-square-foot National Taichung Theater (NTT) is the city’s new center for opera and theater of all sorts. Though the NTT’s main attractions are its three theaters, these are upstaged by the drama of its architecture everywhere in between. Barely contained by the boxy enclosure of its concrete-and-glass skin, hourglass-shaped volumes define the interior of Ito’s building. These sinuous forms cinch in and balloon out with re
موقع للتصاميم المعمارية والمخطاطات والديكورات مجانا اوتوكاد 05:40:00 إذا كنت من عشاق العمارة و تبحت عن نماذج تترى بها رصيدك المعرفي يمكنك زيارة موقع يضم الاف التصاميم المعمارية والمخطاطات والاستراحات والديكورات مجانا هي لفلل و منازل و شقق سكنية وعدة مساقط حسب المساحة و عدد مهم من نماذج التصاميم المعمارية ( المساقط الافقية و الواجهات ) و في الحقيقة فرغم بساطة تصميم الموقع فهو يحتوي على مضمون جيد أتمنى أن يفيدكم يمكنك زيارة موقع موقع التصاميم المعمارية عبر الرابط arab-arch