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franklin azzi architecture: alstom halles, nantes feb 23, 2011 franklin azzi architecture: alstom halles, nantes ‘alstom halles’ by franklin azzi architecture in nantes, france all images courtesy franklin azzi architecture paris-based firm franklin azzi architecture has sent us images of ‘alstom halles’, a rehabilitation project which includes the construction of a new college of fine arts in nantes, france. situated at the heart of the metropolis behind the courthouse designed by french architect jean nouvel, the design aims to provide a creative and urban space that responds to the site and its changing needs. view of plaza from above approach amphitheatre open to the street ‘inner street’ upper corridors view of the transparent cladding summer – completely open fall – partially opened winter – fully closed night view aerial view site map site plan floor plan / level 0 floor plan / level +1 floor plan / level +2 longitudinal section elevation / south elevation / north cross section elevation / east elevation / west physical model detail from above west facade
AIA Oregon From Photon to Photograph | Indigo Renderer About the Open Architecture Network "Architecture or Revolution. Revolution can be avoided." Le Corbusier, Vers une Architecture, 1923 Le Corbusier had it wrong. One billion people live in abject poverty. The U.N. The Open Architecture Network aims to be just such a catalyst for change. What is the Open Architecture Network? The Open Architecture Network is an online, open-source community dedicated to improving living conditions through innovative and sustainable design. • Share their ideas, designs and plans • View and review designs posted by others • Collaborate with each other, people in other professions and community leaders to address specific design challenges • Manage design projects from concept to implementation • Communicate easily amongst team members • Protect their intellectual property rights using the Creative Commons "some rights reserved" licensing system and be shielded from unwarranted liability • Build a more sustainable future Who is behind this? Who else is behind this? What is our goal?
FLODEAU | Interior Design Decoration & Architecture Blog Roy Prince Architect Santa Barbara Architecture Permaculture Design Natural Architecture Natural Building Santa Barbara Architect - Home Gewad // Atelier Vens Vanbelle | archaic Architects: Atelier Vens VanbelleLocation: Ghent, BelgiumArea: 468.0 sqmYear: 2012Photographs: Tim Van de Velde Like this: Like Loading...
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Fière d'être abonnée à Mediapart C’est une amie qui m’a parlé de Médiapart en juillet 2008 : “ tu verras, c’est une initiative intéressante !”. Séduite par le projet et convaincue qu’une presse libre doit être indépendante et participative, je me suis abonnée. Je me souviens encore du premier article que j’ai lu sur « les caisses noires de l’UIMM ». J’ai apprécié les analyses de Mathieu Magnaudeix et de Martine Orange, la distance de Stéphane Alliès, la rigueur intellectuelle de Jade Lindgaard, la passion de Sylvain Bourmeau . J’ai aimé les rencontres faites sur les fils de discussion même si j’ai regretté qu’elles soient parfois brouillées par des interventions répétitives et inutilement agressives. J’ai aimé la qualité des débats. J’ai apprécié de pouvoir écrire librement sur mon blog même si parfois les réactions étaient un peu vives. J’ai parfois envisagé d’arrêter mon abonnement quand je passais plusieurs semaines sans pouvoir le lire faute de temps. Un grand merci à toute l’équipe de Médiapart.
Interactive Architecture This one should be done for every building designed, as part of design review. An installation called 'walking berlin' by fantastic norway was recently featured on DesignBoom (go the link for much more): "The walking houses are man-sized models of our latest architectural project: a tourist destination located on the northern west coast of norway. as their project depended on the idea of travelling, they decided that it was only fair that the houses got to do some travelling too! ...while exploring the streets of central berlin, the walking houses chatted with the locals, danced at alexanderplatz, travelled on the u- bahn, and even shared a curry-würst with the berliners!" :: images via DesignBoom