Tivoli Retail Shop in Copenhagen
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Formation of glowing bobles.
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Transparent semi-domes that covers walls and
roofs.
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Semi-domes: gives the building its light and
lively facade
Arctic Culture Center
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A theatre, a concert hall and a cluster of
rehearsal rooms
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Are placed to define a centrifugal public space
that connects the city to the water and the new harbour front promenade.
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Dancing studios wedged between these three main
programs with beautiful views to focal points of: mountains, bay and historical
city.
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Light crack between the floating dancing studios
to provide the public space with the feeling of being under water covered by
big floating ice caps.
Sjakket Community
Building
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Build upon the qualities of the existing factory
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Using natural light, interior height and
materiality
Holstebro Handball Arena
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Client wanted to build it, rent it to the city
to cover the cost of construction and add a residential portion.
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Connecting the upper and lower level of the city
as positioned on the hillside.
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Residential units have a view of the city
skyline.
Tojhus Mixed Use
-block of apartments
- cathedral like architecture of sloping
roofs and spires.
- public cavity- courtyard as a collective
living room
- the middle volume is to liberate the
spaces both sides and to let light flow unimpeded to the neighbouring
buildings.
- tiled ramp leads from inside out
transforming itself into a street corridor with public accessibility.
Hotel in Holbaek Harbour
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Has both urban and recreational qualities.
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Arranging the rooms of the hotel in a fan
creating a slope of terraces facing the view and the sun while creating a grand
space to the harbourfront from new public programs.
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Is a building hybrid of three buildings: terrace
building facing the beach, a twisting tower at the tip of the peninsula and the
grand lobby facing the harbour
Koutalaki Ski Village
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A new hybrid integrating distinct identities
such as a village and resort, shelter and openness, cozy intimacy and natural
majesty, unique character and continuity.
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An extension of the summit extending the
existing cluster of buildings to create anew village square at the heart of the
resort.
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Public pocket in middle.
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Gentle curves of the undulating roofs create a
carefully continuity of the natural landscape.
St Petersburg Pier
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A landmark/watermark: identity of St Petersburg.
A point of reference and a gathering point for the people of the city.
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Wave conceived as a strong character on the
skyline and waterline of St Petersburg.
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Its a view point, a pavilion, a band shell, a
boat piet, a market place, a banquet hall, an exhibiton space, a behc, a
boardwalk, a stage and an audience.
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Water it rests on is the wave pier shape. Shaped
by the life within and around it and is flexible and open to change. As life of
the city evolves so will the pier evolve with it.
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Has a strong form and generous spaces that can
accommodate a multitude of programs. Exterior: creates a series of public
space.
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As time changes these spaces can be joined and
parted to suit the needs and opportunities of the city and its citizens.
Hualien Beach Resort
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Site used to be an industrial and factory
region—now a beach resort.
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Has a spectacular view of ocean, city and
mountain.
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Landscape creates a mountain terrain of
commercial and residential program that echo the natural mountains in the
distance.
Hospice Sondergard
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A healthcare environment which provides a
pleasant farewell to life.
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Most major religions vision of the afterlife is
based on a garden (full of idyllic beauty and sublime harmony).
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Creating an atmosphere and experience that gives
residents peace and joy in life.
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An adventurous garden that spreads out across
the site moving from inside to outside.
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Gardens are divided into individual spaces
varying in size.
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Composed as a small village around a pond the
individual spaces embraces the central sensory garden, and combine an informal
and relaxed experience.
Planning of the Vejle Harbour
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Related harbour areas dealing with the
contradiction that the city wants to preserve the industrial harbour functions
while bringing the urban life to the water.
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Pier, parks and new developments existing in
symbiotic harmony.
Bjarke Ingels Group
Zaha Hadid Architects
Dongdaemun Design Park and Plaza
Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum
Burnham Pavillion
Abu Dhabi Performing Arts Centre
OMA
Theatre de Casablanca, Morocco, 2009
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An enclosed urban complex containing two
theatres.
Monaco Hotel, Monte Carlo, 2008
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Hotel proposed land reclamation
Prada Catwalk SS 2009, Italy, 2008
Spring/Summer 2009 PRADA Women Fashion Show
-Irregular wood aisles
Coolsingel, Netherlands, 2008
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Reconfiguring the image of the centre by
inserting a mixed-use development on the site.
Bryghusprojektet, Denmark, 2008
- mix of architecture center, foundation headquarters, residential units, offices, public program and playground facilities
- mix of architecture center, foundation headquarters, residential units, offices, public program and playground facilities
Signal Tower, Paris, 2008
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Three mixed use towers connected by a central
spiral
PRADA Catwalk MAN FW 2008, Milan
Nancy Artem Campus, France 2006
Abuja- Nigeria, 2006
Jebel Al Jais Mountain Resort, 2006
Masterplan for a resort in the mountains of
Ras Al Khaimah
Titanic Belfast: Civic Arts/ Eric Kuhne
Associates
Peace Bridge, Santiago Calatrava 2007
Rue Amelot Student Housing
Mae Architects Design
Herzog and De Meuron
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Natal- Gymnasium at Mae Luiza Brazil
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Serpentine Gallery Pavilion London
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Kolkata Museum of Modern Art
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Porta Volta Fondazione Feltrinelli
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Jinhua Structures
SHARP CENTRE FOR DESIGN- Toronto
Canada
An element in the urban scene
that holds its own with tough urbanity, while allowing new public space to open
up beneath it.
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Elevated table top with striking black and white
pixilated skin.
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New outdoor public space beneath: improves
pedestrian circulation in the area.
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Two stories of studio and teaching spaces that
connects to the existing facility by a core of elevators and stairs.
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"Will Alsop's academic building is an
altogether original and welcome enrichment of Toronto's urban fabric;
artistically bold and imaginative, and respectful of residents and users in its
culturally intense neighbourhood.”
The Jury
The Jury
CENTRE POMPIDOU, PARIS
RENZO PIANO and RICHARD ROGERS 1977
Simon Glynn 2001
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Inside out construction: the steel skeleton from
which the floors are suspended dominantly visible from the outside, together
with the giant escalators and with colour coded service ducts.
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Houses the National Museum of Modern Art
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Concept: depicted as a collage; portraying the
museum itself as movement and to expose all of the infrastructure of the
building.
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Skeleton itself engulfs the building from its
exterior, showing all of the different mechanical and structure systems not
only so that they could be understood but also to maximise the interior space
without interruptions.
SISTER of the Centre Georges
Pompidou; CENTRE POMPIDOU-METZ 2010
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Building is a museum for modern and contemporary
art and designed to resemble a traditional Chinese hat, forcing function to
follow form. It incorporates innovative carpentry in its structure composed of
glued laminated timber that intersects to form a hexagonal mesh.
ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM
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Creation of a great public attraction.
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Centrality of the site intensifies the profound
relationship between history and the new. Between tradition and innovation.
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Historical buildings and bold architecture form
an ensemble which regenerates the urban significance of the Museum. Solves the
complex functional issues and improves exhibitions facilities programming and
amenities.
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As you enter: museum, nature and culture themes
are thematised through spatial volumes with glimpses of the exhibitions above.
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This building tells a unique and a particular
story which crystallises ROM’s programmatic content and the singularity of the
site. The crystal transforms the secretive and fortress-like character of ROM,
turning it into an inspired atmosphere dedicated to the Museum.
CaixaForum Madrid by Herzog and
de Meuron
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Includes galleries, administrative offices and a
restaurant: upper levels/ auditorium: below ground level.
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Conceived as an urban magnet not only for art
lovers but all people of Madrid and from outside.
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Heavy mass is detached from the ground in
apparent defiance of the laws of gravityand draws the visitors inside.
SHANGHAI EXPO 2010 Danish
Pavillion by BIG
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Cycle park on the roof and features a
centrepiece pool overlooked by the statue of Copenhagen.
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Give visitors the opportunity to try some of the
best aspects of Danish city life themselves.
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Designed as a traffic loop created by the motion
of the city bikes and pedestrians tied in a knot.
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Loops connected in two places: coming from the
inside and the exhibition exiting onto the expo grounds. Internal and external
parallels. External facade: perforated steel. Inner space: width varies and
defines the programme of space.
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Symbolises lifestyle and sustainable urban
development.
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Pavilion is a monolithic structure: white
painted steel keeping it cool during shanghai summer. Roof covered by light
blue surfacing texture: the cycle paths.
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“Throughout the design and realization of the
Danish Pavilion a wide range of disciplines, such as architecture, engineering,
lighting design and art installations meld together to create a single
structure that plays like a finely tuned instrument”, Project Leader of Danish
Expo Pavilion 2010 and Partner in BIG, Finn Norkjaer.
SPANISH PAVILION at SHANGHAI EXPO
2010 by EMBT
“With the volumetric, material,
and structural inspirations of a wicker basket array, the void of the stands
will mold a pavilion in which tubular metallic supports will sustain a wicker
grid that will filter the light and function as a climatic membrane that wraps
the pavilion.”
Melbourne Convention and
Exhibition Centre
MARCH STUDIO
Besiktas Fish Market by GAD
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Fish market in Istanbul covered by a concrete
and steel canopy.
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Had no internal columns and allows for wide
entrances on each side.
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Stainless steel displays stand are illuminated
by incandescent bulbs simply suspended from the ceiling.
MELBOURNE CONVENTION AND
EXHIBITION CENTRE
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World’s first 6 star Green Star rated convention
centre
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Incorporates technology to divide an auditorium
into three smaller halls.
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Large foyer space.
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Pixelated pattern covering the main foyer floor
is derived from mapping water flow in Post Philip Bay. Water theme is carried
into the aluminium sheeting, perforated with a pattern of randomly spaced
circles alluding to bubbles.
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Clad in timber, the sculptural shapes of the
walls reflect the textural qualities of the maritime history of the Yarra
River.
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It establishes a critical link with the inner
city’s fabric.
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Brings a complex brief of organising planning to
enable flexibility and delineated functional movement throughout the building.
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The entry foyer is a mighty space that manages
scale with merit and ease, the sculpturally articulated auditorium wall contributes
a sense of art and the glazed wall to the city provides a tough, definite edge
to adjacent land and river.
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Reminiscent of Aalto’s lecture halls.
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Building speculated on the future of convention
centres, integrating art, sustainable systems and operational flexibility as
key considerations.
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