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Bangalore, India | Out of the Box | Cadence
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Indian architecture firm Cadence have completed a residence in Bangalore, India, which features cast-concrete external walls decorated with perforations. Called Out of the Box, the project is situated in a residential area of Bangalore and is designed to block views of the neighbouring buildings from within. The plan is a variation on a traditional courtyard house layout; instead of placing the courtyard in the centre of the building the architects have split the house into quarters and placed the courtyard in the northwest corner. The courtyard is elevated above street level on the first floor and features two perforated walls, traditionally known as jali walls, that allow light and cooling air to pass through from the outside. Photographs are by Clare Arnie. retirado de http://www.dezeen.com
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não é necessário certificação, basta o termo de responsabilidade...
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Blogosfera de Arquitectura e Engenharia - Links
Márcio Ferreira replied to 3CPO's topic in Arquitectura
e este de um amigo meu... http://arkitectos.blogspot.com/ -
Blogosfera de Arquitectura e Engenharia - Links
Márcio Ferreira replied to 3CPO's topic in Arquitectura
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ai as italianas...:D
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tens este livro, ou as revistas tectonica... Staining of Facades By Michael Y. L. Chew, Tan Phay Ping Publisher: World Scientific Pub Co Inc Number Of Pages: 172
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Beijing, China | linked hybrid | steven holl
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linked hybrid is a multi-purpose complex in beijing, chaina designed by steven holl architects. the project is 220,000 square-meters spread over eight interconnected towers. the multiple structures are joined together by a ring of skybridges that each hold different public functions. the unusual design was created to counter current urban development trends in china. instead of a sealed off private tower, the building is a porous urban space that is open to the public on all sides. the complex houses over 750 apartments, recreation facilities, a hotel, school and various public and private facilities. the concept for the structure encapsulates a ‘city within a city’ providing service for over 2500 inhabitants. the building was recently named the ‘best tall building’ in asia and australia by the council on tall buildings and urban habitat (CTBUH). Retirado de: http://www.designboom.com
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Concluído o processo de elaboração da Carta Estratégica de Lisboa 2010-2024, um processo amplamente participado que apontou o caminho para o desenvolvimento sustentável de Lisboa a partir da definição de orientações estratégicas de médio e longo prazo, está agora aberto o período de discussão pública. podem consultar na integra aqui: http://cartaestrategica.cm-lisboa.pt/
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Por Que os Edifícios Ficam de Pé Autor: Mario Salvadori, Editora: Martins Fontes ISBN: 9788533622975 Número de Páginas: 371 Idioma: PORTUGUÊS BRASIL Encadernação: CAPA MOLE Data da primeira Edição: 2006 Sinopse Entre uma tenda nômade e a Torre da Sears há toda uma revolução na tecnologia, nos materiais e nas estruturas. Este livro é uma clara e entusiasmada introdução aos métodos de construção utilizados desde os tempos antigos até os dias atuais, incluindo recentes avanços na ciência e na tecnologia que exerceram efeitos profundos sobre o planejamento e a construção de edifícios: novos materiais (aço, concreto, plásticos), os progressos nas pesquisas (projeto anti-sísmico), e o uso do computador, que possibilitou mudanças revolucionárias nos projetos arquitetônicos e estruturais. Um livro delicioso ... Descrições de marcos de referência estruturais, tais como as Pirâmides, Santa Sofia, o Duomo de Brunelleschi e a Torre Eiffel, bem como os exemplos mais familiares das catedrais góticas, das pontes pênseis e dos arranha-céus, são intercaladas com informações básicas sobre a teoria estrutural ... O autor lança luz sobre alguns problemas da estética contemporânea. Com suas fotos, desenhos e um estilo de fácil leitura, este livro se destina tanto ao leitor em geral como ao especialista. * Library Journal.
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http://images.portoeditora.pt/getresourcesservlet/image?EBbDj3QnkSUjgBOkfaUbsI8xBp%2F033q5Xpv56y8baM6U1PT%2FzkLKw9qHf3HfXCuo&width=150 10 X 10 10 Critics de Haig Beck, Jackie Cooper, Aaron Betsky, Roger Connah, Jaime Salazar, Jorge Glusberg, Tom Heneghan, Mohsen Mostafavi, Terence Riley, Kristin Feireiss Edição/reimpressão: 2004 Páginas: 468 Editor: PHAIDON PRESS LTD ISBN: 9780714843797 Sinopse This is a comprehensive view of new architecture today. 10 of the world's most best informed critics each selected 10 of the world's most exceptional emerging architects. The diverse and innovative projects of these 100 architects make up an inspirational and unique collection of recent architecture.
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Parabéns a todos...
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Living Systems - Innovative Materials and Technologies for Landscape Architecture By Liat Margolis, Alexander Robinson Publisher: Birkhäuser Basel Number Of Pages: 191 Publication Date: 2007-05-29 ISBN-10 / ASIN: 3764377003 ISBN-13 / EAN: 9783764377007 pré-visualização do livro aqui: http://books.google.pt/books?id=nLVvolCqmGEC&dq=Living+Systems+-+Innovative+Materials+and+Technologies+for+Landscape+Architecture&printsec=frontcover&source=bn&hl=pt-PT&ei=aYcWSorIOMLMjAf37d3oDA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=4#PPA20,M1
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mais cortes
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mais desenhos
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Architects: 3LHD Location: Zagreb, Croatia Project team: Saša Begović, Marko Dabrović, Tatjana Grozdanić Begović, Silvije Novak, Josipa Knez, Paula Kukuljica Project team Collaborators: Romana Ilić, Lucija Staničić Collaborators: Mateo Biluš, , fizika zgrade / projekt detalja; Ivan Palijan, Palijan, projekt konstrukcije; Miroslav Janičijević, Bramini d.o.o., projekt strojarskih instalacija; Branko Čorko, IPZ-elektroinženjering 22, projekt elektroinstalacija; Vedran Vrabec, Avoka, projekt vodovoda i kanalizacije; Eugen Zeneral, Schrack Energietechnik, pametna kuća; Milivoj Kovačić, ELTEH, tehnička zaštita; Štefica Prosinečki, , konzultant troškova; Ines Hrdalo, , uređenje krajobraza Main Contractor: KAMGRAD Project year: 2005-2006 Construction year: 2006-2008 Site area: 746 sqm Gross floor area: 480 sqm Footprint: 175 sqm Photographs: Damir Fabijanic Pantovčak, one of Zagreb’s most prestigious streets, which rests below the gaze of Sljeme, has been lined with freestanding family houses for decades. With its sculpted gardens and comfortable spaces between buildings, it exudes all of the admirable qualities of a pleasantly livable urban residential drive. House N is situated in a quieter secondary neighborhood on this street, perched in the western hills and boasting a delightful panoramic view of the forest and the city. Access to the landscape from the southern side, including a relatively narrow steeply sloping and elongated plot, was the key element that defined the position and layout of the house. Originally there was a substandard house on the plot. It did not satisfy the needs of the client and thus had to be replaced. The new family house for three people had to accommodate modern residential conveniences, such as a wellness and a fitness hall. The house is situated at the highest and front most point of the plot, in order to take the best advantage of the inspiring view of the city below. Close proximity to neighboring buildings on the eastern and southern borders of the lot influenced the house’s relatively compact design with a reduced number of openings in these two façades. The limited width of the lot was compensated for by extending the building in the lengthwise bearing - down a slope that was utilized in such a manner as to add a third story. Directions of movement in the interior were additionally accentuated within the external volume of the house and represent its main design element. The entire house, its façades and the roof are covered with the same material, dark brown HPL panels, which, in contrast to large openings, make its volume more compact. The ground floor consists of a living area, which extends to the outer environment through wooden terraces, some of which are roofed over, while others are open to the sky, winding up in completely natural pebbled areas amid grass. Unlike the living room and the dining area, contact between the kitchen and the exterior is not as direct. Nevertheless, the placement of the kitchen in an otherwise unfavorable position in relation to neighboring homes and the surrounding terrain was auspiciously counterbalanced by the introduction of a broad corner window set level with the garden lawn. Hence the work surface, placed alongside the window, appears to stretch out toward an open expanse of the garden. The unfortunate position of an access road running alongside the entire length of the plot makes opening from the living room area to the most desirable southern vantage impossible. Consequently the southern area is modestly covered in a triangular glass shell that rises towards the southwestern corner and connects to the expansive glass surfaces of the western part of the house which are wholly open, thus connecting the living room with the garden. The main accent in the interior is a wide two-floored hall that signifies the main connector of the ground and first floors. It is dominated by a hanging Poulsen “artichoke” bathed in diffuse zenithal lighting that comes from a high main window and gives the entire area a unique atmosphere. The first floor consists of intimate areas; a work area, parent and children’s zones, from which one may take in a most breathtaking view through a corner window. Built-in closets on each story have been integrated completely into their surroundings with color and materials, thus enabling a minimal amount of visible and movable furniture. Floors of oiled teak and white walls create a respectable foundation for any color intervention which might take place in the future. Special attention was given to the lighting of the rooms. Toilet and wardrobe areas are lighted with roof lights in order to provide them with as much natural and superior quality illumination as possible. The fitness room is situated in the basement and gets its only source of light through round glass ceiling lights placed along the southern glass surface of the living area floor. This position was also assigned for the placement of larger house plants in order to create an additional visual barrier towards the street. The boiler room, wellness area and wine cellar are also in the basement. All lights are incorporated in a lowered ceiling that hides heating and air-conditioning systems, which are vented from fan coils in wardrobes and floors throughout the house. At the very bottom of the sloping lot, there is a two car garage, which is buried in the land and hidden from view of the house. The entire slope maintains the natural look of a grass meadow with meandering stretches of thicker greenery. Original tall shade trees and fruit-bearing trees, along with an alley of cypresses, were preserved along the access road to the garage. Sensitive contacts with neighboring plots and edges along the street were solved with concrete walls, while visible garage walls were treated with coarsely grained green-grey marble panels. Walking areas and access paths to the house were covered with granite cubes. Simplicity and compactness of volume, a limited choice of materials and resultant colors in the end make the house look like a piece of fine dark chocolate placed atop a green meadow. retirado de www.archdaily.com
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Projecto de Norman Foster para Lisboa submetido a discussão pública em simultâneo com projecto de Carrilho da Graça Lusa 22 de Maio de 2009 O projecto da torre do arquitecto Norman Foster para a Boavista, em Lisboa, será submetido a discussão pública ao mesmo tempo que o projecto de Carrilho da Graça para a mesma zona. Questionado pelos jornalistas sobre o ponto da situação do projecto do arquitecto que venceu o prémio Príncipe das Astúrias, o vereador do Urbanismo, Manuel Salgado (PS), respondeu que já reuniu os pareceres necessários e que será submetido a discussão pública. Sem avançar datas, Manuel Salgado afirmou que o objectivo da autarquia é que o plano de pormenor da Boavista Poente, que inclui a torre de Norman Foster, seja submetido a discussão pública ao mesmo tempo que o plano de pormenor da Boavista Nascente. Este último, inclui um edifício da EDP cujo concurso foi ganho pelo arquitecto Carrilho da Graça. "São dois planos muito importantes para a cidade", declarou, assumindo que a torre do projecto de Foster se revelou "polémica" e foi alvo de "contestação". Sobre a introdução de eventuais alterações ao projecto, Manuel Salgado afirmou não querer adiantar a posição da autarquia sobretudo porque a discussão pública ainda não se realizou. A vereadora social-democrata Margarida Saavedra considerou que o projecto da sede da EDP vai "prejudicar o enquadramento" da torre de Norman Foster. "Aquele espaço não é compatível com dois edifícios de referência", defendeu, argumentando que "o projecto de Norman Foster corre o risco de ser mais um dos grandes edifícios projectados para ali". retirado de www.construir.pt
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Impromptu vence concurso “Make me a Home” do Royal Institute of British Architects Pedro Luis Vieira 22 de Maio de 2009 O atelier Impromptu arquitectos, do Porto, fundado pelos arquitectos Adriana Rosado, Tiago Branco Sampaio e Nuno Rosado, venceu o Concurso Internacional "Make me a Home", organizado pelo RIBA - Royal Institute of British Architects.De acordo com o comunicado da Ordem dos Arquitectos, "o concurso, que decorreu de 26 de Setembro a 1 de Dezembro de 2008, convidava os arquitectos a projectarem uma tipologia habitacional inovadora, inserida num projecto urbano com 23 hectares na margem do rio Tees em Stockton (norte de Inglaterra)". Na candidatura do atelier portuense, pode-se ler que "o espaço exterior foi desenhado em torno de três núcleos habitacionais autónomos, que acabam por se relacionar e unificar criando: espaços de recepção e de vivência, espaços de passagem e de permanência". "Estas diferentes áreas e a forte relação entre o terreno e o rio criaram uma oportunidade única para desenvolver duas redes simples de atravessamentos visuais e pedonais. A dicotomia entre as áreas de carácter fortemente público e espaços mais intimistas é salientada através do carácter dos vazios criados, aproveitando a paisagem para dinamizar o tecido urbano criado e as suas vivências". "O espaço privado, ao contrário do público, é bastante regular e ortogonal. A simplicidade espacial e a sua fácil adaptação às futuras variações da tipologia dão origem a um volume de proporções delgadas que encontra no pátio a forma de proporcionar maior luminosidade aos seus espaços interiores". "A potencialidade dos espaços vive de pequenas subtilezas, como a variação do pé direito. Esta simples diferença permite a espaços aparentemente iguais fornecerem sensações diferentes", refere o mesmo documento. Das 111 propostas, foram seleccionados como finalistas: K2 Architects (Liverpool, Inglaterra), Tasou Associates (Londres, Inglaterra), Spine Architects (Hamburgo, Alemanha), Impromptu arquitectos (Portugal), Bertolone plazzogna Architects (Treviso, Itália), e Loates-Taylor Shannon Architects (Londres, Inglaterra). retirado de www.construir.pt
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Concurso para a Sede da AIRC Entrega: 02.06.2009(17.30h)Valor de aquisição das peças do concurso: 250€ Links: Anuncio DR Info: A Associação de informática da Região Centro lançou um concurso para Elaboração do Projecto da sua Sede no IParque, em Coimbra. retirado de www.umsitio.com
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