We are a team of ambitious young architects, united by the common idea of ARCOINTR. Our team work with the development of architectural concepts, idea and image creation of future buildings and structures. We are part of the Comfortbud Design Institute - a powerful player in the Ukrainian market which has extensive experience in complex design of objects with different levels of complication in Ukraine, including the usage of BIM technologies.
I required to find and collect variety of current and creative images/pictures from any books or others references/sources for components/elements in park and open space. The images showed the new ideas which is creative or contemporary. The categories are water feature, playground, hardscape, open spaces, and lighting.
At the end of assignment, I abled to observe more creative design and planning design standard to be implimented in my design.
Undergrad Portfolio 2010-2013: Ryan NorthcuttRyan Northcutt
The document provides a portfolio from Ryan Northcutt covering his undergraduate studies from 2010-2013. It includes a design statement, summaries and images from various design projects. The projects showcase Northcutt's focus on functionality, context, materials and construction methods. They include sculptures, architectural designs for stations, schools and more. The portfolio demonstrates Northcutt's progression and emphasis on taking designs from concept to construction.
This document summarizes Kevin Kelly's 2014 summer portfolio and projects. It includes 4 projects: an urban retreat, hydrotherapy center, dance studio, and outdoor pavilion. It also mentions a Boston Olympic housing project and museum of wooden objects. The projects were completed for various studio classes between 2014-2016 and explore themes of light, circulation, and integrating architecture with landscape.
Sheng'er Dai is an architectural designer from China seeking a new position. She has 6 years of experience working on various project types in China and is proficient in Revit, CAD, and other design software. Her portfolio includes school, residential, commercial, and urban planning projects emphasizing integration with the natural environment.
The document describes Nicola Ramsden's refurbishment and sustainability projects. It summarizes four projects: 1) Refurbishing a building into apartments for young professionals in Liverpool, including floor plans. 2) Renovating terraced houses in Liverpool to make them more sustainable, combining homes and adding eco-friendly features. 3) Designing living quarters and apartments for artists to live and work in a converted warehouse that houses an art gallery. 4) Designing the interior and architecture of a new cinema building, including influences from architects like Toyo Ito. The projects focused on interior design, sustainable features, and adapting existing structures for new uses.
architecture portfolio july 2016 - Jos PoortmanJos Poortman
This document provides a summary of Jos Poortman's architecture portfolio. It includes summaries of several conceptual and renovation projects, as well as freelance work. Projects range from 2016 to 2013 and include designs for a lifted park, renovating an historic building called the Trust Building, and a graduation project celebrating fringe locations. The portfolio also includes Jos Poortman's resume which details their education, work experience, skills and other activities.
This document provides details of a proposed recreational park project called Taylor's Fountain Park. The project involves constructing a water feature similar to Chicago's Crown Fountain on the lake within Taylor's University campus. The proposal includes design plans showing the location, layout, and features of the fountain park. It also includes an analysis of the site, design drawings, a project schedule, and cost estimates to construct the Taylor's Fountain Park.
Robots, Energy, Weather. Victoria Meyers architect, founding partner of hanrahan Meyers architects, presents Robots, Energy and Weather, and explains how concepts from robotics, biomorphic designs that incorporate energy, and weather sensitive design has impacted her practice with Thomas Hanrahan. Projects presented include DWi-P, Digital Water i-Pavilion, hMa's first digitally interactive buiding, deisgned with an electrostatic film in the building's 600-foot-long facade, where the public can 'play' composer Michael J. Schumacher's composition: WaTER. DWi-P is in Battery Park City, across from the World Trade Center Memorial site. hMa are also the Master Plan architects for Battery Park City's North Neighborhood. In that capacity, hMa overviewed the development of the most green, high-rise neighborhood in the world.
I required to find and collect variety of current and creative images/pictures from any books or others references/sources for components/elements in park and open space. The images showed the new ideas which is creative or contemporary. The categories are water feature, playground, hardscape, open spaces, and lighting.
At the end of assignment, I abled to observe more creative design and planning design standard to be implimented in my design.
Undergrad Portfolio 2010-2013: Ryan NorthcuttRyan Northcutt
The document provides a portfolio from Ryan Northcutt covering his undergraduate studies from 2010-2013. It includes a design statement, summaries and images from various design projects. The projects showcase Northcutt's focus on functionality, context, materials and construction methods. They include sculptures, architectural designs for stations, schools and more. The portfolio demonstrates Northcutt's progression and emphasis on taking designs from concept to construction.
This document summarizes Kevin Kelly's 2014 summer portfolio and projects. It includes 4 projects: an urban retreat, hydrotherapy center, dance studio, and outdoor pavilion. It also mentions a Boston Olympic housing project and museum of wooden objects. The projects were completed for various studio classes between 2014-2016 and explore themes of light, circulation, and integrating architecture with landscape.
Sheng'er Dai is an architectural designer from China seeking a new position. She has 6 years of experience working on various project types in China and is proficient in Revit, CAD, and other design software. Her portfolio includes school, residential, commercial, and urban planning projects emphasizing integration with the natural environment.
The document describes Nicola Ramsden's refurbishment and sustainability projects. It summarizes four projects: 1) Refurbishing a building into apartments for young professionals in Liverpool, including floor plans. 2) Renovating terraced houses in Liverpool to make them more sustainable, combining homes and adding eco-friendly features. 3) Designing living quarters and apartments for artists to live and work in a converted warehouse that houses an art gallery. 4) Designing the interior and architecture of a new cinema building, including influences from architects like Toyo Ito. The projects focused on interior design, sustainable features, and adapting existing structures for new uses.
architecture portfolio july 2016 - Jos PoortmanJos Poortman
This document provides a summary of Jos Poortman's architecture portfolio. It includes summaries of several conceptual and renovation projects, as well as freelance work. Projects range from 2016 to 2013 and include designs for a lifted park, renovating an historic building called the Trust Building, and a graduation project celebrating fringe locations. The portfolio also includes Jos Poortman's resume which details their education, work experience, skills and other activities.
This document provides details of a proposed recreational park project called Taylor's Fountain Park. The project involves constructing a water feature similar to Chicago's Crown Fountain on the lake within Taylor's University campus. The proposal includes design plans showing the location, layout, and features of the fountain park. It also includes an analysis of the site, design drawings, a project schedule, and cost estimates to construct the Taylor's Fountain Park.
Robots, Energy, Weather. Victoria Meyers architect, founding partner of hanrahan Meyers architects, presents Robots, Energy and Weather, and explains how concepts from robotics, biomorphic designs that incorporate energy, and weather sensitive design has impacted her practice with Thomas Hanrahan. Projects presented include DWi-P, Digital Water i-Pavilion, hMa's first digitally interactive buiding, deisgned with an electrostatic film in the building's 600-foot-long facade, where the public can 'play' composer Michael J. Schumacher's composition: WaTER. DWi-P is in Battery Park City, across from the World Trade Center Memorial site. hMa are also the Master Plan architects for Battery Park City's North Neighborhood. In that capacity, hMa overviewed the development of the most green, high-rise neighborhood in the world.
Here is a sampling of architectural works from my portfolio. These projects were designed when I was a student at the Universities of Colorado and Minnesota. Take a look and enjoy.
This document proposes constructing a rooftop resting area on an unused balcony at Block E, Level 2 of the campus. A site analysis found the space receives sunlight after 11AM and has low noise. The concept is to transform the concrete space into a relaxing natural environment with landscaping, seating, and a corridor allowing socialization. Justification cites utilizing the unused space and addressing the heat issue. The proposal includes cost estimates for materials, construction, and maintenance totaling over RM200,000. The conclusion is that the design would provide a comfortable space for users while requiring ongoing maintenance costs.
ICI Introduction to construction industry portfolioJonathan Lim
The document proposes constructing the "Taman Desa Garden Park" on a vacant 1200m2 plot of land in Taman Bukit Desa, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The park will include features like gazebos, promenades, sitting areas, a pond, and a playground to serve as a recreational area for local residents. A site analysis found the land is suitable due to its location between residences, fertile soil, and lack of existing structures. The proposed design concepts for the park include gazebos, promenades, sitting areas, a pond, and a playground to provide shade, walking paths, places to rest, a water feature, and play space for children.
This document discusses various architectural design projects including commercial and residential spaces as well as a historic museum. It describes creating 3D models and renderings for space planning, developing floor plans, and selecting sustainable and LEED-certified materials. A specific project discussed is a hotel boutique design inspired by the work of artist Josef Albers that incorporates elements like furnishings placement and finishes influenced by his art. Technical drawings are also shown for residential kitchen and bathroom renovations.
The Linked Hybrid project in Beijing, China consists of eight residential towers and a hotel structure that are interconnected by elevated public bridges containing amenities. The development uses geothermal energy from over 600 underground wells for heating and cooling most of the buildings. It is considered one of the largest green residential projects in the world due to its extensive use of sustainable design features such as geothermal energy, solar power, water recycling, and green spaces.
The document provides details on several interior design projects for both commercial and residential spaces. These include a museum of women in history, a community center in South Africa pursuing LEED certification, a boutique hotel inspired by artist Joseph Albers, and several kitchen and bathroom renovation projects for private residences. Floor plans, renderings, models and technical drawings are presented to illustrate the design concepts and compliance with codes.
Xinran Ke provides a portfolio that includes academic work from various architecture projects completed during their studies at Cornell University and Tongji University. The portfolio highlights several notable projects including THICKET, a temporary bamboo structure designed for a competition in Hokkaido, Japan, and PUBLI[C]ITY, a Manhattan waterfront planning project. Other projects in the portfolio include a forgery museum design, a city complex design, and a metro station reformation project. The portfolio demonstrates Xinran Ke's range of experience with different building typologies and scales of projects.
The document contains an architectural portfolio for Sumodhini V that includes her contact information, education history, works, skills, and design projects. Her objective is to gain experience in architecture and become a successful architect. Her works include documentation of temples in Hampi and Gavipuram. Her skills include AutoCAD, ArchiCAD, and languages. Her design projects include a public pier and museum, heritage information centre, villa, performance arts centre, innovation centre, transit station, and sustainable residence.
Miguel Medina Albero is an architect who has addressed projects of various types and scales during his studies. He strives to develop a personal style and his references include craftsman architects. He completed a 6-month internship developing projects within a team, which provided valuable experience. The document then highlights one of Miguel's academic projects - a fabrication laboratory building in La Coruña, Spain. The project addresses the tensions between different layers of the city through its design of a publicly accessible ground floor and more undefined upper levels.
The document is an architectural portfolio belonging to Anastasiya Kudinova, a 5th year architecture student, that showcases several of her projects including The Fold cultural center in Madrid, Artist's Toolbox residences, Ephesus Exhibition Path in Turkey, and Campus-N student complex in Madrid. It also includes sections on temporary structures, competitions, and initiatives she has led.
The document is Anastasiya Kudinova's 2023 architectural portfolio, which includes profiles, projects, competitions, and artworks. It showcases a range of projects from cultural centers and exhibitions to residential towers designed in Spain, Turkey, and South America. The portfolio demonstrates Anastasiya's skills in architectural design, modeling, and communications through drawings, diagrams, and rendered images. It also highlights temporary structures and workshops led to promote sustainable design practices.
Galina Lalova is a freelance 3D artist, architect, and photographer based in Sweden. She has over 15 years of experience in fields related to 3D modeling, visualization, architecture, and urban design. Her educational background includes a BSc in Architecture, Visualization and Communication as well as various certification courses in 3D modeling software. Galina is skilled in programs such as 3DS Max, SketchUp, Blender, and Photoshop. She has worked on projects for visualization of public spaces and on her own architectural designs. Some of Galina's areas of focus and interest include sustainable urban design, transforming existing city environments, and reflecting changes in technology and society through design.
This document is an architecture portfolio for Yang Yundong Patrick from 2012-2016. It summarizes several of his architectural projects focused on human-centered design including housing for youth, libraries designed around children, and occupying residual urban spaces. The portfolio highlights his conceptual diagrams, physical models, and technical drawings for each project. It also includes his contact information, experiences, languages, education history and computer skills. In 3 sentences or less, it provides an overview of Yang's architectural work and qualifications.
This document contains summaries of Tina Botsi's work including conceptual projects, housing projects, sustainable design projects, and her dissertation project. The dissertation project examined strategies for social housing and involved researching concepts of top-down and bottom-up approaches, analyzing the social impact of cities and relationships between users and space, and presenting case studies of social housing implementations. The goal was to define the best design solution and responsibilities architects should have in social housing projects.
TBS School in Barcelona Batlleiroig ArchDaily.pdfq6ds847m5t
This document summarizes an architectural project for the TBS School located in Barcelona, Spain. The three main points are:
1) The terraced building was designed to accommodate over 1,100 students and features a ceramic facade with large openings. It achieved LEED Gold certification for its sustainability.
2) The stepped structure helps integrate the building into the surrounding area and provides outdoor spaces connected by vegetation.
3) Communal spaces are distributed on all floors and designed with double and triple heights to encourage collaboration and enhance vertical circulation.
TBS School in Barcelona Batlleiroig ArchDaily.pdfq6ds847m5t
This document summarizes an architectural project for the TBS School located in Barcelona, Spain. The three-sentence summary is:
The TBS School is a terraced building with a ceramic facade that can accommodate over 1,100 students. It was designed to create efficient educational spaces connected to vegetation and achieved LEED Gold sustainability certification. The stepped structure integrates into the surrounding area and occupies a corner location in Barcelona's innovation district.
This project aims to create a space for children suffering from maladies like Down syndrome in Catania, Italy. The space will include a house, multifunctional space, protected garden, and parking. The house will contain common areas and activities for patients. The multifunctional space can host up to 250 people for events. The garden allows children to play safely in nature. The parking area has space for 80 cars. The spaces are designed to interact well and offer unique experiences through activities that are important for patient health and well-being. The design uses sustainable technologies and allows for future expansion.
This three line poem by William Carlos Williams describes eating plums that were in the icebox and meant for someone else's breakfast. The speaker acknowledges this by asking for forgiveness and noting the plums were delicious and cold. The poem explores a small moment and everyday object, highlighting simplicity and humor through its unexpected confession.
Alessandro Aceri is an architect based in Perth, Australia. His portfolio includes experience as a project architect, 3D modeler, and model maker on mixed-use, residential, and commercial buildings from 2015-2016. He has also worked as a land surveyor manager in Saudi Arabia from 2014-2015. His education includes a Master of Architecture degree from the University of Florence in 2013 and a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Florence in 2010. He is proficient in several design software programs including AutoCAD, Rhinoceros, Revit, and Cinema4D. His work includes architectural renderings and scale models of various projects.
The document summarizes several of Luis Gerardo Campos Alanis' architectural projects. It provides brief descriptions of 10 projects focused on concepts like washing out borders to connect social contexts, using a building as a threshold, reconnecting fragmented university campuses, and allowing a sense of place to guide material choices. The projects addressed issues like segregation, security, and appropriation of space by communities.
Ying Huan has studied landscape architecture in both China and the United States. She completed a bachelor's degree in landscape architecture at Sichuan University in China and a graduate degree from the University of Southern California. Her portfolio includes academic works and designs from 2012-2014, including projects for the LA River bank, Boyle Heights neighborhood, and Hollenbeck Park. She emphasizes sustainable and community-focused design that improves environments for both people and nature.
Here is a sampling of architectural works from my portfolio. These projects were designed when I was a student at the Universities of Colorado and Minnesota. Take a look and enjoy.
This document proposes constructing a rooftop resting area on an unused balcony at Block E, Level 2 of the campus. A site analysis found the space receives sunlight after 11AM and has low noise. The concept is to transform the concrete space into a relaxing natural environment with landscaping, seating, and a corridor allowing socialization. Justification cites utilizing the unused space and addressing the heat issue. The proposal includes cost estimates for materials, construction, and maintenance totaling over RM200,000. The conclusion is that the design would provide a comfortable space for users while requiring ongoing maintenance costs.
ICI Introduction to construction industry portfolioJonathan Lim
The document proposes constructing the "Taman Desa Garden Park" on a vacant 1200m2 plot of land in Taman Bukit Desa, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The park will include features like gazebos, promenades, sitting areas, a pond, and a playground to serve as a recreational area for local residents. A site analysis found the land is suitable due to its location between residences, fertile soil, and lack of existing structures. The proposed design concepts for the park include gazebos, promenades, sitting areas, a pond, and a playground to provide shade, walking paths, places to rest, a water feature, and play space for children.
This document discusses various architectural design projects including commercial and residential spaces as well as a historic museum. It describes creating 3D models and renderings for space planning, developing floor plans, and selecting sustainable and LEED-certified materials. A specific project discussed is a hotel boutique design inspired by the work of artist Josef Albers that incorporates elements like furnishings placement and finishes influenced by his art. Technical drawings are also shown for residential kitchen and bathroom renovations.
The Linked Hybrid project in Beijing, China consists of eight residential towers and a hotel structure that are interconnected by elevated public bridges containing amenities. The development uses geothermal energy from over 600 underground wells for heating and cooling most of the buildings. It is considered one of the largest green residential projects in the world due to its extensive use of sustainable design features such as geothermal energy, solar power, water recycling, and green spaces.
The document provides details on several interior design projects for both commercial and residential spaces. These include a museum of women in history, a community center in South Africa pursuing LEED certification, a boutique hotel inspired by artist Joseph Albers, and several kitchen and bathroom renovation projects for private residences. Floor plans, renderings, models and technical drawings are presented to illustrate the design concepts and compliance with codes.
Xinran Ke provides a portfolio that includes academic work from various architecture projects completed during their studies at Cornell University and Tongji University. The portfolio highlights several notable projects including THICKET, a temporary bamboo structure designed for a competition in Hokkaido, Japan, and PUBLI[C]ITY, a Manhattan waterfront planning project. Other projects in the portfolio include a forgery museum design, a city complex design, and a metro station reformation project. The portfolio demonstrates Xinran Ke's range of experience with different building typologies and scales of projects.
The document contains an architectural portfolio for Sumodhini V that includes her contact information, education history, works, skills, and design projects. Her objective is to gain experience in architecture and become a successful architect. Her works include documentation of temples in Hampi and Gavipuram. Her skills include AutoCAD, ArchiCAD, and languages. Her design projects include a public pier and museum, heritage information centre, villa, performance arts centre, innovation centre, transit station, and sustainable residence.
Miguel Medina Albero is an architect who has addressed projects of various types and scales during his studies. He strives to develop a personal style and his references include craftsman architects. He completed a 6-month internship developing projects within a team, which provided valuable experience. The document then highlights one of Miguel's academic projects - a fabrication laboratory building in La Coruña, Spain. The project addresses the tensions between different layers of the city through its design of a publicly accessible ground floor and more undefined upper levels.
The document is an architectural portfolio belonging to Anastasiya Kudinova, a 5th year architecture student, that showcases several of her projects including The Fold cultural center in Madrid, Artist's Toolbox residences, Ephesus Exhibition Path in Turkey, and Campus-N student complex in Madrid. It also includes sections on temporary structures, competitions, and initiatives she has led.
The document is Anastasiya Kudinova's 2023 architectural portfolio, which includes profiles, projects, competitions, and artworks. It showcases a range of projects from cultural centers and exhibitions to residential towers designed in Spain, Turkey, and South America. The portfolio demonstrates Anastasiya's skills in architectural design, modeling, and communications through drawings, diagrams, and rendered images. It also highlights temporary structures and workshops led to promote sustainable design practices.
Galina Lalova is a freelance 3D artist, architect, and photographer based in Sweden. She has over 15 years of experience in fields related to 3D modeling, visualization, architecture, and urban design. Her educational background includes a BSc in Architecture, Visualization and Communication as well as various certification courses in 3D modeling software. Galina is skilled in programs such as 3DS Max, SketchUp, Blender, and Photoshop. She has worked on projects for visualization of public spaces and on her own architectural designs. Some of Galina's areas of focus and interest include sustainable urban design, transforming existing city environments, and reflecting changes in technology and society through design.
This document is an architecture portfolio for Yang Yundong Patrick from 2012-2016. It summarizes several of his architectural projects focused on human-centered design including housing for youth, libraries designed around children, and occupying residual urban spaces. The portfolio highlights his conceptual diagrams, physical models, and technical drawings for each project. It also includes his contact information, experiences, languages, education history and computer skills. In 3 sentences or less, it provides an overview of Yang's architectural work and qualifications.
This document contains summaries of Tina Botsi's work including conceptual projects, housing projects, sustainable design projects, and her dissertation project. The dissertation project examined strategies for social housing and involved researching concepts of top-down and bottom-up approaches, analyzing the social impact of cities and relationships between users and space, and presenting case studies of social housing implementations. The goal was to define the best design solution and responsibilities architects should have in social housing projects.
TBS School in Barcelona Batlleiroig ArchDaily.pdfq6ds847m5t
This document summarizes an architectural project for the TBS School located in Barcelona, Spain. The three main points are:
1) The terraced building was designed to accommodate over 1,100 students and features a ceramic facade with large openings. It achieved LEED Gold certification for its sustainability.
2) The stepped structure helps integrate the building into the surrounding area and provides outdoor spaces connected by vegetation.
3) Communal spaces are distributed on all floors and designed with double and triple heights to encourage collaboration and enhance vertical circulation.
TBS School in Barcelona Batlleiroig ArchDaily.pdfq6ds847m5t
This document summarizes an architectural project for the TBS School located in Barcelona, Spain. The three-sentence summary is:
The TBS School is a terraced building with a ceramic facade that can accommodate over 1,100 students. It was designed to create efficient educational spaces connected to vegetation and achieved LEED Gold sustainability certification. The stepped structure integrates into the surrounding area and occupies a corner location in Barcelona's innovation district.
This project aims to create a space for children suffering from maladies like Down syndrome in Catania, Italy. The space will include a house, multifunctional space, protected garden, and parking. The house will contain common areas and activities for patients. The multifunctional space can host up to 250 people for events. The garden allows children to play safely in nature. The parking area has space for 80 cars. The spaces are designed to interact well and offer unique experiences through activities that are important for patient health and well-being. The design uses sustainable technologies and allows for future expansion.
This three line poem by William Carlos Williams describes eating plums that were in the icebox and meant for someone else's breakfast. The speaker acknowledges this by asking for forgiveness and noting the plums were delicious and cold. The poem explores a small moment and everyday object, highlighting simplicity and humor through its unexpected confession.
Alessandro Aceri is an architect based in Perth, Australia. His portfolio includes experience as a project architect, 3D modeler, and model maker on mixed-use, residential, and commercial buildings from 2015-2016. He has also worked as a land surveyor manager in Saudi Arabia from 2014-2015. His education includes a Master of Architecture degree from the University of Florence in 2013 and a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Florence in 2010. He is proficient in several design software programs including AutoCAD, Rhinoceros, Revit, and Cinema4D. His work includes architectural renderings and scale models of various projects.
The document summarizes several of Luis Gerardo Campos Alanis' architectural projects. It provides brief descriptions of 10 projects focused on concepts like washing out borders to connect social contexts, using a building as a threshold, reconnecting fragmented university campuses, and allowing a sense of place to guide material choices. The projects addressed issues like segregation, security, and appropriation of space by communities.
Ying Huan has studied landscape architecture in both China and the United States. She completed a bachelor's degree in landscape architecture at Sichuan University in China and a graduate degree from the University of Southern California. Her portfolio includes academic works and designs from 2012-2014, including projects for the LA River bank, Boyle Heights neighborhood, and Hollenbeck Park. She emphasizes sustainable and community-focused design that improves environments for both people and nature.
The document discusses architecture that is multicultural yet rooted in local vernacular traditions. It believes in diversity and hybridity across ethnicities, races, and regions. The author sees architecture as a way to express nature's beauty and passion through primitive means. Barriers between places and cultures do not truly exist - architecture becomes a universal language that changes over time to reflect the people of today and tomorrow. The search for perfection is endless and fuels imagination. Architects shape urban spaces and living standards through their designs.
The desk design was inspired by geckos and aimed to create a light-weight contrast to typical executive desks. Light and permeable materials were used to avoid the boring opacity of traditional desks and provide a more fun workspace.
Busra Sit has completed several interior design projects during her Bachelor's degree and freelance work. These include a modern mosque design in Trabzon that uses regional textures and minimal lines to create calm spaces for worship. She also designed a performing arts center in Istanbul that transforms a former charity building into an immersive space for experiencing music through thoughtful use of materials, lighting and acoustics. Additionally, she created a sunken house in Palau inspired by shipwrecks, with light-soaked surfaces connecting spaces to form a fictional interior world beneath the sea.
This document summarizes Benjamin McGhee's 2016 design portfolio, including both educational and professional projects from recent years. It describes several of McGhee's most notable works, including a master's thesis project proposing a network of platform towers to create new public spaces across Bogota, Colombia; a self-sustaining structure designed to withstand conditions on Mount Everest; and professional works like an apartment building in Indianapolis and renovations to a historic home at DePauw University. The portfolio demonstrates McGhee's range of experience across scales and project types over the past several years.
Daniel Mulumba Riba Part 2 Master of Architecture Graduate. 2018 University of Lincoln, Lincolnshire Portifolio Contents University projects; 5th Year studio project 4th year Studio Project Motion nation becomes conceptual architectural The layout diagrams are not just conceptual ar- chitecture, they also embody an element of motion notation. Perhaps the strongest notion represented is one of interaction amongst different elements, illus- trating how elements relate to one another regard- less of their random organization or even strong contrasting effects by the solid hatching in some shapes.
Technoblade The Legacy of a Minecraft Legend.Techno Merch
Technoblade, born Alex on June 1, 1999, was a legendary Minecraft YouTuber known for his sharp wit and exceptional PvP skills. Starting his channel in 2013, he gained nearly 11 million subscribers. His private battle with metastatic sarcoma ended in June 2022, but his enduring legacy continues to inspire millions.
Maximize Your Content with Beautiful Assets : Content & Asset for Landing Page pmgdscunsri
Figma is a cloud-based design tool widely used by designers for prototyping, UI/UX design, and real-time collaboration. With features such as precision pen tools, grid system, and reusable components, Figma makes it easy for teams to work together on design projects. Its flexibility and accessibility make Figma a top choice in the digital age.
Storytelling For The Web: Integrate Storytelling in your Design ProcessChiara Aliotta
In this slides I explain how I have used storytelling techniques to elevate websites and brands and create memorable user experiences. You can discover practical tips as I showcase the elements of good storytelling and its applied to some examples of diverse brands/projects..
Fonts play a crucial role in both User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX) design. They affect readability, accessibility, aesthetics, and overall user perception.
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Passive House: The Economic and Environmental Solution for Sustainable Real Estate. Lecture by Tim Eian of TE Studio Passive House Design in November 2022 in Minneapolis.
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- The Passive House standard
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Revolutionizing the Digital Landscape: Web Development Companies in Indiaamrsoftec1
Discover unparalleled creativity and technical prowess with India's leading web development companies. From custom solutions to e-commerce platforms, harness the expertise of skilled developers at competitive prices. Transform your digital presence, enhance the user experience, and propel your business to new heights with innovative solutions tailored to your needs, all from the heart of India's tech industry.
Decormart Studio is widely recognized as one of the best interior designers in Bangalore, known for their exceptional design expertise and ability to create stunning, functional spaces. With a strong focus on client preferences and timely project delivery, Decormart Studio has built a solid reputation for their innovative and personalized approach to interior design.
Architectural and constructions management experience since 2003 including 18 years located in UAE.
Coordinate and oversee all technical activities relating to architectural and construction projects,
including directing the design team, reviewing drafts and computer models, and approving design
changes.
Organize and typically develop, and review building plans, ensuring that a project meets all safety and
environmental standards.
Prepare feasibility studies, construction contracts, and tender documents with specifications and
tender analyses.
Consulting with clients, work on formulating equipment and labor cost estimates, ensuring a project
meets environmental, safety, structural, zoning, and aesthetic standards.
Monitoring the progress of a project to assess whether or not it is in compliance with building plans
and project deadlines.
Attention to detail, exceptional time management, and strong problem-solving and communication
skills are required for this role.
2. FLOATING THEATRE
in Berlin
Create two types of action:
the first will take place on the river when towing a
floating stage on the place of fixed location to
temporary parking. The process of moving, is a
kind of performance on the water, on which
spectators watch from the shore;
Second, in the form of traditional mime
performances, will take place within the floating
stage. Importantly, theatrical scenery, against
which actors will play, will landscape the river.
The impact of new technologies and the Internet
in modern life, making it a passive and inert.
Aesthetic resist theater program in objective
reality, the perception and understanding of the
true objectives and priorities.
The repertoire prevail improvised scenes from
everyday life, parody in the form of dialogue or
monologue performances of acrobats, jugglers
and magicians. The theater will be a convenient
place for festivals or touring events.
The building is made of modular elements based
on laminated veneer lumber. Their size and shape
appreciated in Brussels at the design stage, so as
to quickly and easily assemble, and disassemble
when needed to transport theater elsewhere.
3. WOODEN HOUSE
in Karpatian
Traditionally houses on slopes are placed
on different levels terraces, destroying
the natural topography. To solve this
problem,load-bearing walls
are raised above the ground
on pillars firmly fixed in the ground.
Floors of a building are attached to the
wallslike shelves in a drawer.
Elements such as floors, walls and
roof are wooden, the base of which
is laminated beam. They are divided into
smaller fragments for easy
transportation and installation. These
fragments are produced in the
factory, and then transported to the
construction site and assembled as a big
constructor. The architectural diversity of
the project is achieved by the fact
thatthese elements can be modified by
changing thus the overall look of the
project accrording to the needs of every
customer.
4. IT companies are constantly alluring young professionals with
career opportunities and personal growth perspectives. In
addition to a high salary, an attractive social package, free
educational programs, they need to be provided with
comfortable working conditions. A nice office, a modern
workplace, is one of the most important conditions when
choosing a job and an additional advantage of the company in
the competition for skilled employees.
Our idea of an office center for IT-business is for the green
areas to be present in the building, so that they are nearby, as
close as possible to the employee inside the office. The green
terraces are located on each floor (except for the ground one).
They are extension of the office, so each tenant company can
decide on the design of green compositions and pick up
plantations.
For the office work organization a combined approach in
planning is offered. General, open office space is combined with
individual rooms. The premises will be separated from each
other and from zones intended for joint use, by transparent
bulkheads. The final planning will be tailored to the specific
needs of IT companies.
Ground floor offices are given to coworkings. People will rent a
common room, remaining independent and free, but will not
feel the lack of communication, working together, sharing ideas
and helping each other.
On the top seventh floor, a sky bar is offered – a perfect place to
meet friends, have a good rest after work and enjoy a
panoramic view.
The architecture of the building, in our case, is formed from the
interior to the exterior. Large console blocks with terraces go
outside the building, in chaotic way, copying the natural
diversity of giant rocks. That is unique in its forms and location,
an accumulation of stones. Thanks to these consoles, the area of
the office complex increases qualitatively, the spatial and
volume resolution is achieved and the effect of integration with
the environment intensifies.
IT HUB
5. WONDER LAD in Italy
From time immemorial people believe in a fairy tree of life.
Nowadays, the tree where the birds live and nests are, seems
charming and magical.
The most important idea of WonderLAD building is a creating space
for living, where young patients can feel “at home”. The task is to
draw children's attention on communication with other children or
with adults or with daily things or with the environment. To make
the problem of disease not the major and the children are able to
escape to other life "problem": the fun games in the company of
friends, to study singing or play musical instruments, to sports
activities and the study of nature, painting, sculpture and still a
large number of other activities that make life filled and happy.
The best form of such house which can combine all these functions
is a house with a patio. The patio is "the soul of the house." It is a
versatile, interactive, and functionally rich. On one side the patio is
a separate element, on the other side it is a part of the house. Here
you can relax, play, act small street performances, celebrate
birthdays and other holidays. It is open, but because of the small
size, it is very cozy and comfortable.
To achieve the maximum level of comfort in the building, the
project foresees a number of steps to improve its energy efficiency.
One of these step is a compact form of construction. All functions
are combined in common and enclosure volume. This will allow
most easily and accurately design the heating, ventilation and air-
conditioning. For additional environmental energy, there is the
ability to install solar collectors on the roof.
The structure of the house is from cross laminated timber. Walls,
roof and floor of the first floor is securely insulated. It is used a
suspended facade system with external finish from micro-laminated
wood panels of different colors. In the finishing of residential part
the panels are used with imitation of horizontal board of dark wood
color. For the finishing of multipurpose space and patio panels with
imitation of vertical boards of light wood color are used. A lot of
wood in decoration creates a complete image of WonderLAD, and
enhances the idea of a cozy home.
6. MANAMA TOWER
in Bahrain
Today, in times of globalization and the
rapid growth of cities, urban buildings are
becoming more and more multifunctional.
The citizens of metropolis want to have at
arm’s length all that is necessary for a full
life in the city: a dwelling, a working office,
recreation, entertainment, shopping, etc.
This concept combines all these needs. Two
tower buildings with different
functionalities – a dwelling one and an
office one, are combined with a common
stylobate and penthouse.
In stylobate, on eight floors, shopping and
entertainment center and multi-level
parking are compactly located. Above the
stylobate - there are two 32-story towers.
One of them is intended for residential
apartments, the second one – for offices
and hotel. The last two floors that combine
the towers are destined for SPA and a
restaurant with an observation deck.
7. Each person is different, each face is a
mirror of human emotions and feelings.
This is our outer cloths which we can
change, putting in joy or sadness, anger or
kindness by turn.
Artist’s face is his creation. Visitors have to
choose whose face to remember and
whose to ignore.
The idea of our installation is to
subconsciously focus the attention not on a
contemporary work of art, the "face" of
which, at first glance, may seem strange to
us, but on the way how author by his work
conveys his personal attitude to reality and
life around.
Materials
To make the installation Plexiglas on plastic
frame and LED-backlight are used.
8. MOSES HIGHWAY
When there is a question how to connect the two oceans which are separated with the land – the answer is obvious – it is necessary to dig a canal. In our
proposal we have decided to give the Strait of Hormuz which separates two coasts the quality of land and taking into consideration the experience of Moses,
who made the sea diverge with the help of his faith, we will believe in the possibility of human of the future and the development of future technology and
venture to create a "channel" in the sea.
We will not dwell on how to choose the course of the channel that the design will have become a kind of economic, tourist and cultural umbilical cord, thus
restoring the original relationship drifting continents. This is the task of further research. And first of all let draw attention to its functions and constructions.
Functions
First and the most important – this is the road for the ground transportation. Separate lanes for cars and trucks. People from both coasts who love to travel, have
their business or trade in the region will have a unique opportunity for fast, easy, reliable and cheaper road transport. As a bonus, we anticipate monorail aerial
flyover for fast underground railway.
Second but with the same importance – a waterway for ships. Several water passages provide a continuous connection between the ocean and the Persian Gulf.
These bands have sufficient water depth for the passing of the world's largest passenger liners, private yachts or sailing regattas.
9. The purpose of this project was to design three archives and a
public center. Therefore, the planning structure should be clear
and rational. The first thing that was taken into account are
separate external entrances, and considering the factor of limited
usage of archival funds by the visitors. At the same time, the
entrance to the public center is simple and plain. There is a link
between the city archive and the public center.
The next factor determines the philosophy of space, that is: the
peculiarity of working on archival materials requires
concentration and attention.
Considering the above, we have tried to create comfortable
workplaces for employees of archive, due to planning. A basic
idea of the Japanese garden of contemplation of the world’s
beauty has set us the goal that the view from the window should
be light and pleasant, and the influence of environmental chaos
should be minimal.
Working on the planning structure and sticking to the philosophy
of contemplation, the architectural minimalistic image of the
projected building is formed simultaneously. The main focus is on
the simplicity of geometric shapes, expressive volumes, as well as
on lighting related effects.
The composition is formed on the contrast of dark glass planes
and light concrete walls. The aim is in rational and balanced
combination of deaf and transparent surfaces, different in size
and texture. Actually, this variety enriches the facades and
therefore no additional decoration is needed.
Concerning the exterior and interior, priority is given to the utility
and simplicity. The large glass blocks of the public center are
necessary for the visual communication between the street and
the hall of media library. In addition, it will attract people and
allow them to create a pleasing public space from the outside. In
the workrooms of archives and reading halls, large panoramic
windows were also designed for good lighting and contemplation
of the Japanese garden. In the interior, light colors are used
majorly. Lines of walls, floors, ceilings create clear geometric
drawings.
CITY ARCHIVE
10. ARSENAL OF CULTURE
in Poland
Development of functional and spatial concept of
new buildings of Municipal Culture Center (MSC)
and the Municipal Arts Center (MOS) requires
analysis of many factors, without which you can
not get a comprehensive architectural and urban
solution.
The basic idea of the proposal was formed as the
need to take into account not only the future
functional and aesthetic needs of urban problems,
but also in the desire to maximize the
preservation and adaptation of existing buildings.
This led us to focus our attention on the analysis
submitted lists facilities that are necessary for the
life of the complex, including the isolation of
those areas that would fit under the parameters
of existing facilities to make the most of available
resources and save money for new needs.
Therefore, in the existing part of the building the
MOS premises were designed, for which the
required height and location were specified. In
such way were formed the space exhibition halls
and facilities that are directly related to them and
outlined slick pit for MOS.
An important influence on the shaping process
was the desire to realize the idea of openness and
integration with external space "small scene"
(MSC). This led to the orientation of the café-club
scene and its hall, park with the possibility of
transforming the outer wall of adjacent open
space during different attractions.
11. SHARE THE VIEW in Denmark
Interactivity is the main goal of our solution. We
purposely put such scenario into the design because in
such way people can not simply come to sit and enjoy the
landscape. We create conditions for everybody to actively
interact with each other and set the task-challenge to find
the best favorite view.
The best variant for such aim is a labyrinth. It
unconsciously adjusts people to cooperative work,
attention and mutual assistance. Besides that the actual
process of the route is an interesting diversion that will
help to forget about your daily worries and find funny
company of associates. Several tracks, exterior walls with
windows, and viewing platforms at different levels - it all
helps to find your favorite view of the city. And if you have
already found it and have your own opinion, it is not a
problem to share it with others and maybe even with the
whole world!
Our building actively interacts with the environment. Its
industrial design, harmoniously combined with the other
buildings of the island, intrigues people who are on the
other side, and unobtrusive rough character simply
advertise the building and attracts the attention to it.
The construction of the labyrinth is simple to do and
requires no foundation. The walls are made of the metal
frame, which is sheathed with oriented strand board.
Imitation of texture and pattern of concrete is achieved
by painting. The building requires no service, instead only
careful attitude towards it, because it is the interactive
part of Copenhagen.
12. APART HOTEL
in Ukraine
In tightly built cities there is less and less space
for new developments. How to design a
commercially attractive project in a historic
building, without interrupting the privacy of its
inhabitants?
This concept is intended to solve these issues.
The size of the projected apartment-hotel is
shaped in such a way so to take into account
the right for inhabitants of neighboring houses
to insolate their homes and for the privacy of
the home environment. The format of the hotel
creates a closed courtyard, which serves as a
recreation zone and, at the same time, as an
entrance area to the hotel.
Thus, with a small area of the plot (1300 m2)
and a limited building height (18 m), we have
succeeded to locate 3,500 m2 of commercial
space on 5 floors.
The materials for decoration of the building are
brick, white plaster and titanium-zinc roof
covering, destined to introduce in a balanced
way to the surrounding historical environment,
for which these materials are authentic, while
retaining a modern replica of the architectural
solution.
13. VARNA LIBRARY
in Bulgaria
To subordinate new building to the
architectural environment and do not
conflict with the existing dominant of
Municipality Hall building. In addition,
it is proposed to devide the designed
form vertically into three parts.
Furthermore, lower and upper levels
will be like smooth and natural forms.
Otherwise, the middle part will have
proper rectangular form.
To display the architecture of Bulgaria
natural affluences - the sun, the
mountains and the sea.
The upper part will remind shape of
the mountain, and there you can read
books or just relax on green areas with
overlooking on the sea. Smooth
interior walls lines thematically
continue the motive of the exterior,
designed atrium pervades all floors
and gives sunny mood.
To transform sidewalk space along the
Osmi Primorski Polk blvd. into an
attractive public area.
The lower part of the building is partly
deepened. This creates a covered and
attractive place for people and
extends the area in front of the
building. The existing flowerbeds with
trees are transformed into urban park,
with ability to relax in the green zone.
14. ECO VILLAGE
in Ukraine
The intensity of the modern pace of life, the heavy working temp,
the constant urban "landscapes" deplete citizens of the big city
from day to day, a need for rest and recovery appears. This
healing can be fully obtained in the natural environment.
Therefore, the main objective of this concept is the expressive
ecological orientation of the visual image and the maximum
implementation of eco-architectural principles.
Landscaping and architectural techniques are used in the
construction of the object, so that the buildings are as much as
possible hidden in the natural environment and opened to visitors
as they approach them. Hiking tracks bind all functional areas,
sailing round plantations and compositions of landscaping,
bringing us to the cottages and main structures, making the
necessary visual accents on the way.
The center of collective communication and recreation is a square,
formed between administrative and water-improving buildings.
Her distinct architectural image is formed by a combination of a
grassy lawn with colored sidewalk tiles.
The basis of the architectural and spatial solution is a simple,
compact form of buildings, which allows you to surround them in a
correct and balanced way with planting and fit them to the natural
environment. The large glass surfaces of the windows in the living
rooms of each building help visitors to stay visually in the natural
surroundings. An exterior wooden terrace with barbecue grill and
separate place for table and loungers increases the effect of
outdoor staying. In addition, each cottage has its own grassy lawn
surrounded by a living fence of trees and bushes. Such a lawn
allows at the same time to preserve the privacy of rest and to be
in contact with nature constantly.
The shape of buildings is as concise and simple as possible, in
order to use it as a background for decorative greening of the
central square. The precise geometric lines of the buildings
provide a wonderful opportunity for the rich crown of trees to
dominate the environment.
15. Contact us
Yuriy Budulych
Head of Business Development
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