#public architecture

[studiokultuurscape]

Corporal architecture: when the materiality speaks on the metaphysical space.

- the pavillion 'untitled' by Jef Meyer is part of the Beaufort 24 festival at the Belgian Coast, situates itself in Middelkerke. The Triënnale curated by Els Wuyts is themed 'fabrics of life'

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Guiwan Qianhai Park in Shenzhen City, China

Architects: Field OperationsArea: 452700 m²Year: 2022Photographs: Holi Photography, ZC StudioSupervisor Company: Zhonghai Supervision Co., Ltd.Survey Company: Shenzhen Gongkan Geotechnical Group Co., Ltd.Design Team: FIELD OPERATIONS, Xiangming Zhu, National Survey and Design Master, Shanghai Landscape Architecture Design & Research Institute, Shanghai Engineering Construction Consulting and…

[indiaartndesign]

World’s Highest Standing Ferris Wheel |UNStudio 

The Seoul Metropolitan Government recently unveiled UNStudio’s design, tentatively naming it ‘Seoul Twin Eye’. The project is part of the Mayor of Seoul’s vision ‘Han River with a Thousand Sunsets’, a vision to create a thousand spots along the Han River as public spaces for the people of Seoul. Collaborating stalwarts include Arup and Heerim Architects. https://www.indiaartndesign.com/worlds-highest-standing-ferris-wheel-unstudio/

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Vltava Philharmonic Hall, Holešovice district, Prague, Czech Republic, 

Bjarke Ingels Group,

Design year: 2022 - Completion year: 2032,

Collaborators: AED PROJECT – Aleš Marek, Šárka Schneiderová; John Henley, Karel Košek, Tomáš Hrádek; NAGATA ACOUSTICS – Marc Quiquerez, Neza Kravanja; THEATRE PROJECTS – Findlay Ross, Mark Stroomer; BURO HAPPOLD – George Keliris, Kostis Lysikatos, Michael Keverne; SYSTEMATICA – Tiffanie Yamashita; FRONT – Marc Simmons, Jill Fredrickson

Visualization: Mozses, Bjarke Ingels 

Client: Institute of Planning and Development (IPR Prague) & The City of Prague

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via amesadeluz

I think this is an observatory

[mehanizem]

Palata Saveznog izvršnog veća

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[architorturedsouls]

The Forest BIG / Divooe Zein Architects ph: Highlite Images

[melbournearchitecturefirms-blog]

Details An Architecture Firm Melbourne Should Gather before Making plan

Public architecture is the art of science and business of building. This branch deals with creation of public buildings. The talented bunch of architects has flair of design and awareness of social trends, business sense and solid engineering skills who also understand law.

An architecture firm in Melbourne takes up projects of making different buildings. The project is then allocated to one group of architects who need to do a lot of back ground check and plan according to project requirement. The architect first need to think about the main purpose of making the building and for which purpose it was intended to use. The professional also need to consider how many people will be using the building at single time. He also needs to consider activities that would be conducted in the building.

The architecture should be aware of all such details because he will then be able to decide the correct architecture so that the building should be able to withstand all the pressure of people and activities.

Architects will also need to know the purpose of building. For example, a hospital or school would require many small rooms, while a metro station would require a big hall for its use. These few details would help in making a good buiding plan that could serve its pupose.

Original Source: https://architecture-firm-melbourne.blogspot.com/2019/02/details-architecture-firm-melbourne-should-gather-before-making-plan.html

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AD Classics: Aarhus City Hall / Arne Jacobsen and Erik Møller

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In 1941, at the height of World War II in Western Europe, the city of Aarhus, Denmark achieved an unusual architectural feat. It finished construction on a brand new city hall that was to be a beacon of democratic governance while the city lay under direct Nazi occupation. Designed four years earlier by the heralded duo of Arne Jacobsen and Erik Møller, the Rådhus survived the war and became an internationally recognized classic of Danish modernism.

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Tel Aviv Museum of Art

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Repossi Place Vendome / OMA

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No.207 Nanxun road city microupdate / Wutopia Labph: CreatAR Images