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Old Posted Apr 7, 2012, 2:14 AM
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Architects: Ipas Architects / Architekten Schwaar & Partner AG
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atelier thomas pucher: amstetten school campus

graz-based architecture firm 'atelier thomas pucher' have begun construction on their international first prize design of the 'amstetten school campus', located in amstetten, austria. the development combines two existing secondary schools into one central location with a new music school and gymnasium. the compact five-storey cube creates a distinctive landmark to the surrounding area comprising of two lower volumes and three courtyards within a chessboard formation. the main concept behind the formal design is the creation of a variety of spaces that can organize the functions of the building.




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Old Posted Apr 7, 2012, 11:55 PM
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Titanic Belfast / Todd Architects
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really looks like shit compared to that old building in front
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Old Posted Apr 8, 2012, 2:21 PM
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tod williams billie tsien architects: reva and logan center for the arts

new york city-based tod williams billie tsien architects, have completed the 'reva and logan center for the arts', a new campus building for the university of chicago in chicago, illinois. rising above the urban landscape like a silo, an eleven-storey tower permeated with light will offer views to the landmark skyline while marking the entrance to the performing arts center. the structure's multiple levels will contain terraces and rooftop decks as well as spaces for interdisciplinary experimentation.








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Dellow Day Centre by Featherstone Young
9 April 2012

London architects Featherstone Young have completed this day centre for homeless people in east London.

Built for charity Providence Row, which provides food, clothing and showers to London’s homeless, the new Dellow Centre centre provides space for activities to encourage self-expression and learning.




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Rehabilitation of Former Prison of Palencia as Cultural Civic​ Center / Exit Architects
Architects: Exit Architects – Ángel Sevillano, José Mª Tabuyo
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This looks like a disaster waiting to happen.

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Old Posted Apr 10, 2012, 3:59 PM
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oh yeah I didn't notice that there's no railing there... maybe they're going to add one. otherwise I would say stone tiles make an expensive roofing material.

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oh yeah I didn't notice that there's no railing there... maybe they're going to add one. otherwise I would say stone tiles make an expensive roofing material.
I think you're a bit fooled by the picture. It's just a standard roofing membrane...nothing special. It appears to have rained recently and is reflecting light. It's not occupiable space so no railings are necessary, and I'm not sure what you mean by "stone tiles" since there isn't any visible in the shot. The roof doesn't appear to be draining like it should. The picture isn't flattering, in fact it's kind of scary.
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^ Jawa sand crawler?
haha. that's the first thing that came to my mind as well.
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I think you're a bit fooled by the picture. It's just a standard roofing membrane...nothing special. It appears to have rained recently and is reflecting light. It's not occupiable space so no railings are necessary, and I'm not sure what you mean by "stone tiles" since there isn't any visible in the shot. The roof doesn't appear to be draining like it should. The picture isn't flattering, in fact it's kind of scary.
I think he was joking... but for the record, I was referring to the ponding on the roof.

That's a ton of extra weight for the structure to bear and even a well-installed roof membrane can have tiny flaws that can quickly become big ones if there is standing water.
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That Hague project is totally ripping me off!

From a project I did two years ago...
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really looks like shit compared to that old building in front
It's awful. On par with the Florida Dalí museum in terms of awfulness.
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Old Posted Apr 11, 2012, 12:37 AM
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^ Jawa sand crawler?
no, this is:
http://inhabitat.com/lucasfilms-sing...t-of-tatooine/

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I think he was joking... but for the record, I was referring to the ponding on the roof.

That's a ton of extra weight for the structure to bear and even a well-installed roof membrane can have tiny flaws that can quickly become big ones if there is standing water.
well now I DEFINITELY won't eleborate on what I thought that roof was....


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Architects: Alterstudio Partners
Location: Meda, Italy




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Sault College Academic Building / Architects Tillmann Ruth Robinson
Architects: Architects Tillmann Ruth Robinson – Scott Robinson
Location: 443 Northern Avenue, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada






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Michael W. Folonis Architects designs a light-filled Outpatient Surgery and Oncology Center for UCLA in Santa Monica.

The latest addition to UCLA’s aggressive off-campus healthcare expansion in Santa Monica is the UCLA Outpatient Surgery and Oncology Center: a crisp concrete block by Michael W. Folonis Architects. Humanely scaled, full of natural light, and forward-looking in every way, this exemplary facility contrasts sharply with the UCLA Santa Monica Medical Center, Robert A. M. Stern’s turgid pastiche of red-brick Romanesque across 16th Street.






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Pabellón Deportes Linares / Canvas Arquitectos
Arquitectos Proyecto: Canvas Arquitectos (Gádor de Carvajal, Juan Casariego Córdova, Juan Vicente García y Pablo Núñez Paz)
Arquitectos Colaboradores: José Riesco Urrejola, Francisca Rivera Palma, Íñigo Pericacho Sánchez, Carmen Figueiras Lorenzo, Jesús Domínguez Miñambres, Claudia Henao Ocampo, Ana Rodríguez Pando y Jaime Pérez Linares.
Situación: Linares, Jaén, España.






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Court of Justice of the European Communities / Dominique Perrault
Architects: Dominique Perrault Architecture
Location: Kirchberg platform, Grand Duché du Luxembourg








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Maidstone Museum East Wing by Hugh Broughton Architects
11 April 2012

A blanket of golden shingles clads the new wing that London studio Hugh Broughton Architects have added to a Tudor-style museum in Maidstone, England.


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I love slender slabs.

Also, those are jail towers? Probably some of the nicest looking jails around.
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Oh! I like this.
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Architect: Trahan Architects
Location: Zhengzhou, China






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