Archive for the 'infrastructure' Category
The Dragon Flying on The Road
This is one of the bridges that will add the beautiful scenery of the natural environment around it. The sculpture on it show the art value of a bridge, not just has the connection function, this bridge also has the aesthetical side.
Category: Architecture,infrastructure,Innovation Designer, posted at: Mar 12th 2012, Comments: No CommentsTags: art value, beautiful scenery, china dragon, dragon bridge, flying dragon
Ribbon Shape of Building
This is one of unique shape of buildings that placed in dense environment. The ribbon shape make this building has the open spaces that will give good circulation and view.
Category: Architecture,Design View,infrastructure, posted at: Feb 21st 2012, Comments: No CommentsTags: bricks, clean technology, hoboken, open spaces, ribbon
Beehive Shape for School Building
This kind shape of building is also effective to be built in a big city. With hexagons shape this building performance is like a beehive. This building is actually the school building. The hexagonal shapes made for reduce the heat and provide ventilation according to the climate.
Category: Eco Design,infrastructure, posted at: Feb 11th 2012, Comments: No CommentsTags: beehive, hexagon, open spaces, private area, sanjay puri
Ideas for Japanese Secret Tea Garden
Japanese is always famous with their relaxation by using green tea. Designed by Jun Igarashi you can make your dream became true to have a house which contain with a secret tea garden.
Category: infrastructure,Innovation Designer, posted at: Jan 5th 2012, Comments: No CommentsTags: cup of tea, green tea, japanese green tea, secret tea, tea garden
Modern Loop City for New Copenhagen Suburb Master Plan
Designed by Big Architects, the Loop City is a master plan for the suburbs of Copenhagen, Denmark centered around an expansive new light rail system that instead of just being a way for people to get around, will actually act as a catalyst to develop the surrounding communities.In addition, the project will also incorporate strategies [...]
Category: Architects,Energy Efficiency,infrastructure,Landscape,Sustainable Design, posted at: Jan 25th 2011, Comments: No CommentsTags: BIG, Denmark, Food Strip, Landscape, Loop City, Sustainable Design
Stunning Harvest City as Floating Agricultural and Industrial City for Haiti
It’s been almost a year now since Haiti was ravaged by a horrific earthquake, and while its citizens are still picking up the pieces, the good news is that there is no shortage of creative ideas about how to rebuild an even better, more sustainable infrastructure for the country. Boston based architect E. Kevin Schopfer [...]
Category: infrastructure,Innovation Designer,Public Space,Sustainable Design, posted at: Jan 13th 2011, Comments: No CommentsTags: evolo, Haiti, Harvest City, Innovation Designer, Kevin Schopfer, Sustainable Design
Unique Spiraling Stairscraper
Nabito Architects designed this spiraling Stairscraper concept that provides both a smaller foot print and a backyard to boot. This design has purposed to become much denser to support burgeoning populations, free land for other uses, and maximize infrastructure. The‘cottage towers cork screw into the air to create a unique relief against the sky. Likes [...]
Category: Architects,infrastructure,Skyscraper, posted at: Jan 5th 2011, Comments: No CommentsTags: BIG, density, interior, landscapes, Marina City, Mountain Dwelling, Nabito Architects, urban areas
Modern Siloetten Apartment from Silo in Denmark
Siloetten is an exciting project that makes use of existing and solid infrastructure in a practical way. The abandoned silo remains in its original form and serves as the service core for the apartments as well as the base for the roof terrace. A steel structure forms the frame for the 21 apartments that surround [...]
Category: Apartment,Apartments,infrastructure,Innovation Designer,Public Space, posted at: Jan 4th 2011, Comments: No CommentsTags: aerial view, Denmark, Innovation Designer, residential tower
Floating Spa Ferryboat in Montreal
The famous ferryboat, which once transported passengers across the river, was the world’s first traveling Art Center during Expo 67 in Montreal. After two years of renovation and redesign by Sid Lee, this famous Bota Bota boat has been transformed into a floating spa where guests can receive relaxing treatments and take in the sights [...]
Category: infrastructure,Renovation,Sustainable Design, posted at: Dec 31st 2010, Comments: No CommentsTags: art center, Bota Bota, inhabitat, Sid Lee, spa, Sustainable Design
Modern Yongsan Tower of Culture
Designed by REX, the master plan for the Yongsan Economic Zone proposes a centralized, cultural node that complements the draw and mass of SOM’s Yongsan Landmark Tower. By balancing the Landmark Tower on one side with cultural programs on the other, the matrix of office and residential buildings is energized between commercial and cultural poles. [...]
Category: Architect,Architects,infrastructure,Towers, posted at: Dec 29th 2010, Comments: No CommentsTags: aerial view, art center, elements, landmark tower, REX, SOM, urban development
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