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NewSchool of Architecture and Design Senior Thesis: Temporary Architecture Solutions Applied to Downtown San Diego

2013-06-17T18:35:14-04:00

Thesis Title: R.A.D. Lab (Research Architecture Development Laboratory)
Students: Philip Auchettl, Jason Grauten, David Loewenstein and Mike Poage, NewSchool of Architecture and Design Master of Architecture program, Class of 2013.

Thesis Advisor: Chuck Crawford
Rendering Credit: P. Auchettl, J. Grauten, D. Loewenstein, M. Poage/NSAD

Thesis Summary: The R.A.D Lab is a design-build thesis project that explores the relationship and boundaries between permanent and temporary in the context of an identified need for intervention in underused urban vacant lots. The project site, a currently vacant lot, is located in San Diego’s downtown East Village neighborhood. A stagnant economy and the dissolution of redevelopment agencies in the state of California, has left many lots like these unused. The proposal outlined in this thesis integrates community needs and a business plan to revive these spaces and enhance the urban space through temporary architecture approaches. The plan would c...

RE:Work Summer Workshops

2013-06-17T16:43:15-04:00

Re:Work sessions offer the tools to recharge your architectural practice, reinvigorate your design process, and ready your portfolio. Re:Work gives you rich opportunities for experimentation and skills to leverage in the workplace. Professionals and prospective graduate students can fine-tune their portfolios. Led by Woodbury School of Architecture experts, digital design and fabrication workshops provide an immersion into cutting-edge technologies.

Five-week workshops begin July 8 in Los Angeles and San Diego.

College units are available.

Apply Now. Enrollment Deadline: June 28, 2013

Courses, Los Angeles–Burbank Campus

Re:Fab

ARCH 2740 BX
Instructor: Karni Hadidian

Sat 9:00 a.m – 2:00 p.m., July 13-August 10
An introduction to the software and hardware behind digital fabrication strategies. In this workshop you'll learn the basics of rapid prototyping and the best practices for the translation of digital work (Illustrator and Rhino files) to digitally-fabricated p...

Walpole Public Library achieves LEED Gold

2013-06-17T15:11:18-04:00

The new Walpole Public Library surpassed its original plan for achieving LEED Silver and has recently been awarded LEED Gold certification. It is Walpole’s first LEED certified building and just one of a handful of libraries in Massachusetts achieving certification. The design of the building by LLB Architects makes use of both passive and active sustainable design strategies. "It’s a combination of everything," said Jim Johnson, Assistant Town Administrator in Walpole.

The incorporation of a green roof over the one-story wing creates a better insulated space for the program area. Natural light floods the interior spaces through the surrounding glazing and skylights and reduces the need for artificial lighting. Meticulously designed insulated walls, glazing systems, and highly efficient mechanical and electrical systems help reduce the total energy consumption of the building, resulting in 48% energy cost savings annually versus a traditional building. Plus, the use of a photovo...

ML Studio Lighting Design Featured in Design Bureau Magazine

2013-06-14T15:33:04-04:00

We are excited to announce ML Studio's feature in 'Inspiring Interiors' a special edition of Design Bureau Magazine published in June 2013. The story includes an interview with Mauricio Lopez from ML Studio and the Grand Hyatt Istanbul restaurant '34' and mansion lighting design in collaboration with Gerner Kronick + Valcarcel Architects (GKV).

'Mauricio Lopez shows the importance of killer lighting at the Grand Hyatt Istanbul and shares his advice for making interiors light up', says Design Bureau.

The special edition magazine showcasing interior design from all over the world is available at Design Bureau's website and newsstands

Click here to see the story

Specialized Studios at NewSchool of Architecture and Design Offer Design Solutions for San Diego

2013-06-14T15:28:33-04:00

Final reviews June 17-June 19 include design presentations from NSAD collaborations with global firms Gensler and Bjarke Ingels Group

San Diego—June 14, 2013—Students from NewSchool of Architecture and Design’s (NSAD) specialized design studios have some big ideas for San Diego’s future. They will present their Spring term projects the week of June 17-June 19. Among the topics they have been working on are design proposals for San Diego’s Balboa Park as well as comprehensive San Diego regional design solutions through studio collaborations with the global firms Gensler and Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG).

The specialized design studios that are focused on San Diego include:

BIG-NSAD Studio: Students in the BIG-NSAD studio focused on large urban systems and infrastructure to consider ways to better connect the San Diego region’s transportation hubs and integrate a sense of community. NSAD instructor: Frank Wolden in conjunction with Kai-Uwe Bergmann, visiting professor from Bja...

UT Graduate Student to Co-Host Show About Architecture at AIA National Convention

2013-06-14T15:16:52-04:00

Amanda Gann, a graduate architecture student at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, will take center stage this month as cohost of “ARCHITECT Live!,” a live broadcast that showcases conversations with the leading thinkers and personalities in architecture.

The show will be part of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) National Convention in Denver from June 20-22.

Gann, of Pegram, Tenn., who won a video contest by popular vote, will host with Stephen Chung, an acclaimed architect and creator/host of “Cool Spaces: The Best of New Architecture,” a prime-time television series on U.S. and Canadian public television. Karen Tang of California Polytechnic University was also voted to emcee.

VView Gann's video entry at http://youtu.be/wvu-n2xH0bE.

“It is such an incredible honor to be chosen,” Gann said. “It means the world to me to have this opportunity to represent the voice of students and emerging professionals from around the globe in a discourse about leadership i...

WAA progress construction on the E' Tower in Eindhoven

2013-06-14T11:17:35-04:00

The E' Tower is located in the Stadium Quarter, an area next to the Phillips Stadium in Eindhoven, which is an integral part of the Stripe S urban plan created by the landscape firm West 8. The original brief for the area includes the E' Tower, the E’ Block, and a slender end piece of the adjacent annex, which are all apartment buildings in this emerging district. A gap between the E' Tower and the annex will define the area's entrance while also providing an outdoor space adjacent to the tower, for use by its inhabitants. With a program of simple apartments, the project deals mainly with the horizontal stacking of slabs, from which projects a series of specifically shaped brises-soleil, creating a constant play of shadow on the façade, itself composed of a semi-structural glazing and sliding panels. Some apartments have an internal conservatory, serving as a balcony during summer, and an extra room during cooler months. All other apartments have their own private balcony.

Location...

SDA to present at LA Design Festival Pecha Kucha Night on June 26 2013

2013-06-13T18:20:44-04:00

Join us for a unique night of PechaKucha and PingPong hosted by deLaB as part of the Los Angeles Design Festival! Curated by Santino Medina of Gehry Technologies, SDA is just one of many in an exciting lineup of designers and deep thinkers invited to share their work, thoughts, and insights in a rapid-fire casual format at SPiN at the Standard, a ping pong social club owned by – among others – Academy Award-winning actress Susan Sarandon. Click here for more details from LADF or deLaB. Tickets cost $15 and can be purchased online here.

Originally devised in Tokyo in 2003 by Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham of Klein Dytham Architecture, Pecha Kucha is a japanese term that loosely means “chit-chat.” It’s a simple presentation format wherein 20 brave presenters from various design disciplines, ranging from architecture, design, fashion, and art are invited to show 20 images, each for 20 seconds. Pecha Kucha was brought to LA by the LA Forum in 2003 which has produced over 30 succe...

Alvin Huang awarded as 2013 AIA Committee on Design Knowledge Scholar

2013-06-13T18:17:15-04:00

We are pleased to announce that Alvin Huang has been awarded as the 2013 AIA Commitee on Design Knowledge Scholar. The annual award is given by the Committee on Design of the American Institute of Architects to commend a young Architect who has been licensed for less than 10 years and exhibits outstanding design, leadership, and communication abilities. The award funds travel and attendance to the annual COD Spring Conference in an effort to communicate the value of the COD experience to a wider audience. This years conference took place in Palm Springs and was entitled Regional Modernism. You can find out more here.

http://synthesis-dna.com/alvin-huang-awarded-2013-aia-committee-on-design-knowledge-scholar/

About the AIA Committee on Design:

The AIA Committee on Design (COD) was founded to promote design excellence among members of the AIA, the broader design community, and the public at large, both nationally and internationally. The Committee on Design is led by a v...

Architecture Critic Christopher Hawthorne to Give Keynote Speech at NewSchool of Architecture and Design Commencement June 22

2013-06-13T18:00:08-04:00

San Diego—June 13, 2013—NewSchool of Architecture and Design (NSAD) announced that acclaimed architecture critic Christopher Hawthorne of the Los Angeles Times will deliver the keynote address at NSAD’s 28th annual commencement ceremony on Saturday, June 22, at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in La Jolla, Calif. About 140 graduates of the school’s design-related programs will participate in the ceremony.

“As a critic with the Los Angeles Times, Christopher Hawthorne has experience evaluating many of the world’s most notable architecture projects,” said NSAD President Steve Altman. “His insightful critiques highlight the responsibility and opportunities that await our graduates as they design and build innovative spaces that encourage sustainable living and healthier communities.”

Hawthorne is the architecture critic for the Los Angeles Times, a position he has held since 2004. He has also been a columnist for the Los Angeles Times Magazine. Before coming to the Times...

NewSchool of Architecture and Design Senior Thesis: Designing for San Diego’s Waterfront

2013-06-13T17:49:58-04:00

Student: Chris Ennis, NewSchool of Architecture and Design Master of Architecture program, Class of 2013.
Thesis Title: San Diego Citizen Commons
Thesis Advisor: Chuck Crawford
Rendering Credit: Chris Ennis/NSAD

Thesis Summary: The purpose of the study was to investigate options for the large Navy Broadway Complex site on the waterfront of San Diego’s downtown – the city’s last large-scale remaining waterfront parcel. This project explores options for a waterfront park and accompanying buildings, including, a city hall, city office tower, cultural center, two office towers, and a mid-rise live/work mixed-use residential complex of five buildings with a sixth low-rise restaurant building. Options for the site included the building types, building forms, water integration options, park options, connectivity, and integration into the overall San Diego City plan. The San Diego harbor front park is a large-scale design including multi-use open spaces, a native plant ‘learning trail’, marsh...

Save the Date: In Pursuit of Architecture, Saturday, September 21, 2013

2013-06-13T16:29:08-04:00

Log is pleased to announce the lineup for In Pursuit of Architecture, a conference in celebration of the magazine’s tenth anniversary, to be held at The Museum of Modern Art in New York on September 21, 2013.

The ten architects participating in the conference were selected from an open call for submissions of work built between 2003 and 2013:
51N4E (Brussels)
Barkow Leibinger (Berlin)
C+S architects (Treviso)
LAN (Paris)
MOS (New York City)
Neil M. Denari Architects (Los Angeles)
OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen (Brussels)
Preston Scott Cohen (Cambridge)
Reiser + Umemoto (New York City)
UNStudio (Amsterdam)

These architects will be joined by four architecture critics – Sam Jacob (London), Sylvia Lavin (Los Angeles), Emmanuel Petit (New Haven), and Sarah Whiting (Houston) – in a series of roundtable discussions about the physical and conceptual challenges of making architecture. In the face of ever-changing sociopolitical, economic, and environmental demands, th...

Hal Foster conference at Lusophone University, Lisbon Portugal

2013-06-13T13:08:52-04:00

Hal Foster "Running Room? The Possibilities of Architectural Autonomy in an Age of Junkspace" at 31 October at 17.00h in Auditório Agostinho da Silva.

Bernard Tschumi conference at Lusophone University, Lisbon, Portugal

2013-06-13T13:05:25-04:00

Bernard Tschumi "Architecture Concepts: Red is not a color" at 11 October 2013 at 17.00h.

call for papers

2013-06-13T11:05:07-04:00

CALL FOR PAPERS

FOR WHAT: ARCHITECTURE IN A DIGITAL WORLD?

Important dates:
Submission deadline for full Papers: July 30th 2013 (last call)
We only accept electronic submissions via e‐mail as attached documents sent to the following address: revista.ae@ulusofona.pt.
Editors: Bernardo Vaz Pinto, Filipe Afonso, Levi Dacosta

AE . Architecture and Education Journal is an International Journal published by the Architectural research center LabART and by the Department of Architecture of Lusófona University of Lisbon. The journal is annual and publishes research papers, conferences and seminar communications, book reviews, and research work from master dissertations and PhD thesis.
For the forthcoming thematic issue we would like to invite contributions focused on the subject: FOR WHAT: ARCHITECTURE IN A DIGITAL WORLD?

While for a long, yet recent period, and at least since the rise of the "post-modern" era, architecture has been constantly questioning and redefining its own...

One Block, Two Houses and 50 Steps in Between

2013-06-13T10:43:47-04:00

Kjellander + Sjöberg creates yet an example of contemporary architecture that fits modern needs and without nostalgia corresponds with its site. Bönan and Kisen is a city block on Södermalm that with an urban intensity adds new qualities and preserves the local scale and character.

The project aims to add new buildings rooted in the local vernacular, an addition that emphasizes and enriches the urban fabric, providing space for businesses that in turn allow Högbergsgatans urban content to prosper and expand. The design contains two volumes, Bönan and Kisen, (50’s local slang terms for girl and boy, respectively) with distinctly separate identities that are not obviously one development, rather an easy addition opening up towards the park in south.

The starting point is the mixed urban context near the lively Medborgarplatsen and Götgatsbacken, which in combination with the view over and access to the park Fatbursparken, is a definite potential for the project’s success. Böna...

Citybizlist - ICSC award for Portales

2013-06-13T09:10:58-04:00

Baltimore-Based DDG Wins Prestigious Award For Work On Guatemala City Retail Project
Kevin Parker May 9, 2013

Baltimore-based DDG – an internationally renowned design, architecture, and graphics company – is the winner of the prestigious 2013 ICSC Latin America Shopping Center Award for its work on the Portales retail project in Guatemala City.

DDG was responsible for the architectural design, the brand identity, and the environmental signage and graphics on the project.

“For the 132-store Portales project, DDG focused on creating not only a family-friendly, inviting, and enjoyable environment, but also a fresh, contemporary bridge between the comfort of tradition and the energy of the modern retail experience,” says Ahsin Rasheed, Chairman, CEO and President of DDG.

“DDG has been honored to participate in the creation of this project and we congratulate both our team and the owner of the project, Spectrum, on this great achievement,” Rasheed continues.

The IC...

Citybizlist - ICSC award for Portales

2013-06-12T17:22:10-04:00

Baltimore-Based DDG Wins Prestigious Award For Work On Guatemala City Retail Project
Kevin Parker May 9, 2013

DDG was responsible for the architectural design, the brand identity, and the environmental signage and graphics on the project.

“DDG has been honored to participate in the creation of this project and we congratulate both our team and the owner of the project, Spectrum, on this great achievement,” Rasheed continues.

The ICSC...

Richard Meier & Partners Completes Fifth Project in Italy

2013-06-12T13:28:00-04:00

New York, June 12, 2013 – Richard Meier & Partners has completed the Jesolo Lido Condominium in Jesolo, Italy, and celebrates the opening of the project for the summer season. The building is part of a complex comprised of the Jesolo Lido Village, completed by Richard Meier & Partners in 2007, and the Jesolo Lido Hotel.

The Jesolo Lido project was conceived as a landmark beachfront destination on the Adriatic coast of Italy intended to draw guests to its residential and hotel components. The condominium and hotel have been oriented in order to maintain views of the sea from the depths of the site and from the village. The concept separates the areas into low density (ten stories on beach-front) and high density (low-rise to the rear of the site) presenting the opportunity to create different senses of “place” within the same area. All three projects are tied together along a spine running from north to south acting as a viewing corridor and public access walkway to the beachfr...

NSAD Student Thesis Exposition June 21 Showcases Design Ideas for San Diego and Global Communities

2013-06-12T12:09:43-04:00

Student Thesis Exposition June 21 in features large-scale project renderings and models, and the opportunity to discuss the designs with graduating NewSchool of Architecture and Design students

San Diego—June 11, 2013 – NewSchool of Architecture and Design (NSAD) invites members of the community to view the graduating students’ senior thesis projects during the annual Student Thesis Exposition, held on June 21 at the school campus from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. See for yourself the design ideas graduating NSAD students have come up with for San Diego’s downtown areas and waterfront, the U.S-Mexico border, and for sustainability efforts in Saudi Arabia – among many other projects that reflect the school’s emphasis on community involvement and global education opportunities.

The event is open to the public and free of charge. Graduating students will be on site to discuss their projects.

What: NSAD Student Thesis Exposition. About 100 projects will be on display, featuring larg...

Shopping Mall LIFESTYLE CENTER in Linz, Austria

2013-06-12T03:56:34-04:00

We would like to share with you our proposal for a private client of the new Shopping Mall "LIFESTYLE CENTER" in Linz Austria.

View our dinamic presentation on Prezi.

Helen K Diemer is a 2013 Brava! Award Winner!

2013-06-11T17:18:03-04:00

The Lighting Practice’s President, Helen K. Diemer, will be recognized for her leadership within our company, industry, and the local community by SmartCEO’s 2013 Brava! Awards.

The Brava! Awards celebrate women business leaders who combine their irrepressible entrepreneurial spirit with a passion for giving back to the community. These female CEOs have become exemplary leaders in their companies and the community at large by encouraging local philanthropy, mentoring fellow CEOs and setting their companies on the path to grow. – SmarthCEO’s Website

Helen has provided mentoring and worked on industry regulations through IALD (International Association of Lighting Designers) and the IESNA (Illuminating Engineering Society of North America). She has embraced every opportunity to give back to our local community through Philabundance and other charitable organizations/events. We are proud and honored to have Helen as our President and are lucky to have the opportunity to learn fro...

Kurt Hunker, Director of Graduate Programs at NewSchool of Architecture and Design, To Be Inducted Into AIA College of Fellows

2013-06-11T12:44:56-04:00

Jeff Gill and Michael Somin, members of the school’s architecture advisory board, also will be inducted at AIA annual convention June 2013

San Diego—June 11, 2013—Kurt Hunker, director of graduate programs and graduate architecture program chair at NewSchool of Architecture and Design (NSAD), has been elected as a member of the prestigious American Institute of Architects (AIA) College of Fellows for his notable contributions to the advancement of the profession of architecture through his commitment to education. In addition, two members of NSAD’s architecture advisory board were also named 2013 AIA fellows: Jeff Gill and Michael Somin. The three will be inducted into the College of Fellows during this year’s AIA annual convention in Denver June 20–22.

Roughly 2 percent of all architects in the United States been designated as fellows, according to the AIA. Other NSAD faculty members who have previously been inducted into the AIA College of Fellows include Gilbert Cooke and M...

Opening - Dreamhouse retail corner store by Claus en Kaan Architecten

2013-06-11T11:54:00-04:00

SUITABLE CHIC IN THE LIJNBAAN

Rotterdam’s Lijnbaan area has been enriched: bejewelled not with an artificial gem but with a distinguished eye-catcher. The structure, next to Schouwburgplein, on the corner of Kruiskade-Karel Doormanstraat, grabs our attention by way of its unpretentious yet convincing architectural countenance.
‘Dream: your favorite steakhouse’, with half of a faux-prairie hut on its facade, has been reconditioned for jewellers Schaap en Citroen and fashion retailer COS, under the banner of Dreamhouse.
Built in the early 1950s as Martin’s, a highly modern tea room offering the new trend of “selfservice”, the corner shop has been robbed of its character by various renovations over the last half century. Now the building, built by the then well-known architectural practice Van den Broek en Bakema during the optimistic early post-war years, has been given a new life through the new modernism of Claus en Kaan Architecten.

New modernism is still – unalterably – func...

SENSING STEINHAUS - MAPPING WORKSHOP

2013-06-11T07:00:50-04:00

3rd to 7th of July 2013

A workshop organised by SeMF, an architectural & art collective, intended for architects and visual artists who consider studying built space as inspiration for reinventing and enhancing its intrinsic qualities.

The program of the workshop consists of an intense exploration of Günther Domenig’s Steinhaus (situated at Ossiachersee in Carinthia, Austria) and it’s visible and hidden properties. By the use of mapping strategies these properties can be isolated and will be implemented as a temporary installation.

Each participant will investigate certain spatial aspects using methods of mapping.

In a series of tutorials on various techniques, strategies will be developed to translate and structure the collected information into a unified spatial concept. Participants will work amongst groups to propose the result of their investigations with a site specific installation which will be digitally materialized on site.

Complementary program:

lecture by ...

NewSchool of Architecture and Design Senior Thesis: Soft Body Architecture Applied to U.S-Mexico Border

2013-06-10T18:27:43-04:00

Students: Michael Flynn, Ryan Raymundo, Christopher Schulte, NewSchool of Architecture and Design Master of Architecture program. Graduating class of 2013.

Thesis Title: Soft Body Architecture
Thesis Advisor: Gabriel Morales
Rendering Credit: C. Schulte, R. Raymundo, M. Flynn/NSAD

Thesis Summary: We seek to redevelop a portion of the San Diego-Tijuana border – Smuggler’s Gulch – according to its local context, both socially and ecologically. This in-between space serves as the prototyping stage for housing-infrastructure and landscape restoration mechanisms that cater to a new, borderless condition where architecture is contextually responsive without geopolitical constraints. A symbiosis develops wherein the site’s environment, topography and location directly benefit, and benefit from, the architecture. To do so, the standardized fabrication techniques and rigid formwork of Modernism are abandoned in favor of a more appropriate system that is able to develop this type of highl...

NewSchool of Architecture and Design Senior Thesis: Designing for Healthcare Needs of Rural Communities

2013-06-07T13:27:17-04:00

Student: Liz Marie Oyas, NewSchool of Architecture and Design Master of Architecture program. Graduating class of 2013.

Thesis Title: Local Jump-Start: A Pediatric + Obstetric Clinic in Catmon Cebu, Philippines
Thesis Advisor: Vuslat Demircay
Rendering Credit: Liz Marie Oyas/NSAD

Thesis Summary: Current healthcare establishments throughout the rural, developing world are often designed and delivered with either a lack of design quality, sanitation, or cultural sensitivity. The most difficult obstacle is the distance between existing quality care and need for immediate response. Too frequently, immediate response applications, such as disaster relief or medical missions, are delivered with a lack in initiating long term economic progress, or the design lacks appropriateness towards the user and context. In the infrastructure of healthcare, there has yet to be a successful way of engaging permanent application. Current facilities within these areas suffer from insufficient air and...

Aedas' Starlight Place Scores Second Prestigious Award in a Month - Global RLI Award 2013

2013-06-07T02:41:07-04:00

After being crowned the Best Retail Architecture in Asia-Pacific and China at Asia Pacific Property Awards 2013, Aedas-designed Starlight Place in Chongqing, China was named RLI International Retail and Leisure Destination 2013 at Retail and Leisure International’s (RLI) Global RLI Awards 2013 held yesterday (6 June, 2013) in London.

Keith Griffiths, Member of the Board, Aedas International exclaimed, “We are incredibly honoured to receive two well-regarded awards in a month’s time with the continuous support from our client, the Sincere Group. At Aedas our mission is to create world-class design solutions that are tailored to the needs of communities around the world, and we once again achieved this mission with Starlight Place.”

Aedas gave a taste of Eduardo Chillida to Starlight Place in Chongqing city. The shopping mall is part of a larger Aedas’ development which includes six residential towers and two serviced apartment towers.

Inspired by works of the Basque sculptor Eduardo ...

WAA progress construction on the Allianz Headquarters in Zürich

2013-06-06T11:16:40-04:00

The Allianz Headquarters is an office complex linked and interlocked by a series of bridges and voids. Once completed, the Allianz Headquarters will be composed of a high-rise tower and a five story building, both with a program of mainly office space, set within an urban plan based on a modified block structure. The two buildings will be connected by a series of bridges, enabling work, gastronomic, and leisure spaces to fluidly interact. Upon entering the lobby of the complex, a monumental sculptural staircase will rise 72 meters – the entire height of the building – essentially creating an accessible atrium that visually and intuitively routes users. These multi-story voids create short cuts between floors through the use of open stairways, which produce varied spatial relations and connections throughout the section of the building. Circulation to and from these stairs and voids is towards and perpendicular to the outer glass skin, while circulation on each floor takes place al...

WAA complete construction on Schwäbisch Media in Ravensburg

2013-06-06T11:13:07-04:00

Schwäbisch Media is an office building for a publishing company active in many facets of both traditional and new media. Six protruding glass-walled cubes define and compose the project, with their proportions and dimensions based on the surrounding traditional German fachwerk villas. These six working areas have been stacked on top of a transparent ground floor, through which access is afforded to each, creating a new urban typology in the center of this medieval city. Wrapping the project’s perimeter is a glass fence, varying in height from 1-4.5 meters, allowing the building to be perceived as one continuous urban intervention that fluidly interweaves interior and exterior.

Watch the construction process

Location
Karlstraße 16
D-88212 Ravensburg
Germany

Program
Office

Size
13.800 m2

Date of design
2008-2009

Date of completion
2013

Project team
Wiel Arets, Bettina Kraus, Carsten Hilgendorf, Uta Böcker, Tobias Gehrke, Ramón Alvarez-Roa, Ole Hallier

Collabo...