分享大师们的成品(长城脚下的公社-12名亚洲杰出建筑师设计)

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(接上~hotel puerta america)

10. Plasma Studio11. Richard Gluckman12. Ron Arad13. Teresa Sapey(她设计停车场部分)14. Victorio & Lucchino续~~

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接上~~(hotel puerta america)

15. Zaha Hadid


































不好意思照片太多了,我漏了一些设计师照片..

















有没有人可以鼓励下我啊..上传照片好累哦.
hotel 完~

vlim

我一直都在
顶你的贴
其实这些资料从那找到呢？

sashawong

谢谢你的分享。我看到了很多国际级的好设计。
他们的设计都是很简洁有力及很有自己的concept.
加油哦。。我顶你的贴

sashawong

我喜欢 Gus Wustemann　的设计风格。他用最简约的设计再善用灯光效果把整个空间连合起来。

siewin

谢谢楼主分享！

daniedyong

可以看得出楼主的用心
升精吧

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原帖由 vlim 于 22-10-2008 08:00 PM 发表
我一直都在
顶你的贴
其实这些资料从那找到呢？

谢谢你.
网上资料一大堆,你是宅女,应该是找资源老手吧

原帖由 sashawong 于 22-10-2008 10:40 PM 发表
谢谢你的分享。我看到了很多国际级的好设计。
他们的设计都是很简洁有力及很有自己的concept.
加油哦。。我顶你的贴

谢谢沙沙鼓励呀,我一有空就会回来UPDATE.

原帖由 daniedyong 于 24-10-2008 12:33 AM 发表
可以看得出楼主的用心
升精吧

我用心的贴,你也要用心的看哟.
来这里最大的原因是可以鞭策自己看多点,
大家一起加油.

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前面忘了做目录
现在放在这里,不是很大问题吧.

第一页
1)Tadao　Ando　Architect-Japan
-New York Morimoto Restaurant
-International Library of Children's Literature  Ueno Park, Tokyo
-The Langen Foundation ,Raketenstation Hombroich.
2)Gus Wustemann -Swiss architect
-Feldbalz three-storey, Lake Zurich, Switzerland,
- Melon district, Barcelona
-MEDIAXIS,Schlieren in Switzerland
3)Kristin Jarmund Architects－ＮＯＲＷＡＹ
-The Norwegian Embassy in Nepal
- GRIMS GRENKA, Norway
- Tjuvholmen, Oslo, Norway
4)Hotel Puerta America, Madrid, Spain
Nineteen of the world's best architects:Jean Nouvel, Arata Isozaki, Christian Liaigre, David Chipperfield Architects, Foster & Partners, Harriet Bourne & Jonathan Bell, Javier Mariscal, John Pawson, Kathryn Findlay, Marc Newson, Plasma Studio, Richard Gluckman, Teresa Sapey, Victorio & Luchino, Zaha Hadid
第二页
5)Tokujin Yoshioka  Architect
- Crystal Forest, Swarovskiat ,tokyo
- optical glass bar,tokyo
6)Steven Holl Architects
-NYU Department of Philosophy
-Planar-House
-Swiss Embassy
-The Bloch Building
7)Arthur Casas
-House in Iporanga
8.)李玮珉建筑师
~北投楓漾麗緻飯店
9)长城脚下的公社
12名亚洲杰出建筑师设计
设计师：
安东[中国大陆] 张永和[中国大陆]
古谷诚章[日本] 简学义[台湾]
崔恺[中国大陆]张智强[香港]
堪尼卡[泰国] 陈家毅[新加坡]
隈研吾[日本] 严迅奇[香港]
承孝相[韩国] 坂茂[日本]


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Crystal Forest byTokujin Yoshioka
Born 1967, Yoshioka trained under Shiro Kuramata and Issey Miyake
before founding Tokujin Yoshioka Design in 2000.


The store better known for its Crystal Forest has been designed in collaboration of Swarovski and famous Japanese designer Tokujin Yashioka. What’s interesting is that the walls of this store are textured with reflective white relief prisms of various lengths.
What is the concept of this new retail design?
When I pondered how to express the intimate relationship between crystals and nature, I have looked to the forest as a key element of my inspiration.

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Tokujin YoshiokaOptical glass bar
The waterfall was created by a group of men for a publicdisplay in the heart of Tokyo in2006. The architecture was designed by Tadao Ando and the “waterfall” opticalglass bar was designed by Tokujin Yoshioka and installation was performed byOlafur Eliasson. Together, this group of men created what appears to be a barmade from water. Using an optical glass block, the same material used in largerobservatory telescopes, is crafted using unique techniques that creates theillusion of a “waterfall” while the light reflects off of the glass.

vlim

[quote]原帖由 轻描淡写 于 24-10-2008 09:51 PM 发表

谢谢你.
网上资料一大堆,你是宅女,应该是找资源老手吧


我都不认识这些设计人..
毫无头绪要去那里找
我对设计的网站认知少之又少...
我是宅到懒惰翻阅,睡觉就有份

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Steven Holl
(born December 9, 1947,Bremerton,Washington)
is an Americanacademic architect
AWARDS
Progressive Architecture Award, USA, 2000
AIA NEW YORK CHAPTER PROJECT AWARD, USA, 1999
The International Parking Institute, Award of Excellence for Best Design of a
Parking Facility with Fewer than 800 Spaces, USA, 2004
NY AIA MeritAward, USA, 2006
AIA INSTITUTE HONOR AWARD, USA, 2008
AIA CENTRAL STATES ARCHITECTURE AWARD, USA, 2007
LEAF NEW BUILT AWARD, United Kingdom, 2007
AIA NEW YORK CHAPTER ARCHITECTURE HONOR AWARD, USA, 2008
CAPSTONE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AWARD, USA, 2008
THE AMERICAN ARCHITECT AWARD, USA, 2008



i) NYU Department of Philosophy by Steven Holl Architects
New York University (NYU)
Department of Philosophy
New York City, NY, USA
2004-2007

New York City, October 2nd 2007 — With the opening of the new academic year, Steven Holl Architects has completed renovation of the interiors of an 1890 building at 3-5 Washington Place for the Department of Philosophy in the Faculty of Arts & Science at New York University (NYU).
Steven Holl Architects organized the 30,000 square feet of interiors around a concept of the phenomenal properties of light and materials.

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ii) PrefabHome in Paradise  Valley, Arizona - Fabulous Planar House
AZ, United States, 2002-2005
The PlanarHouse in Paradise  Valley, Arizona, conceived by artistically inclined architect StevenHoll, is a 3,200-sq.-ft. single-family prefab home designed to house itsowner’s private collection of fine art. This modern design itself is a strongcontender the modern artworks that it displays within. “This home is to be apart of, and vessel for, a large contemporary art collection. Great20th-century works by Bruce Nauman, Robert Ryman, Jeff Koons and JannisKounellis are part of the collection,” according to the architect. The facadeis simple, boasting concrete and accented with aged, perforated Cor-Ten steel.The home’s interior is designed in three main living areas – the front of thehome featuring a garage, master bedroom and library; the rear boasting thekitchen, dining room, a study leading to the outdoor pool and court yard; andthe gallery space and living area in set between front and rear. Finishes areminimalist – the perfect backdrop for the vivid art pieces. A serene rooftopgarden raises residents to new heights of serenity.

Awards:NY AIA MeritAward, USA, 2006

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iii) THE NEW RESIDENCE AT THE SWISS EMBASSY
Washington D.C., United States, 2001-2006
PROGRAM: residence including living spaces for ambassador, staff quarters andrepresentational spaces
CLIENT: Swiss Federal Office for Buildings and Logistics (BBL)
SIZE: 23.000 sf
STATUS: completed
The scheme placed first in the competition of tenSwiss-American team's designs for the replacement of the Washington D.C.residence of the Swiss Ambassador. It is not only to be a private house butalso a cultural gathering place on which standards and self-image of a countryare measured. Sited on a hill with a direct view through the trees to the Washingtonmonument in the distance, a diagonal line of overlapping spaces drawn through acruciform courtyard plan was the conceptual starting point. Official arrivalspaces and ceremony spaces are connected along this diagonal line on the firstlevel, while private living quarter functions are on the level above. Materialsare charcoal integral color concrete trimmed in local slate and sand-blastedstructural glass planks. Constructed according to Swiss "MinergieStandard", the south facades use passive solar energy. The roof is a"sedum" green roof with PVC panels. The existing natural landscapewill be clarified with new walkways and trees, while the plateau of theresidence defines an arrival square: a reception courtyard and an herb gardenwith sub-floor wiring flexibilities.

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iv) The BlochBuilding at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
THE NELSON-ATKINS MUSEUM OF ART
Kansas City, MO, United States, 1999-June 9, 2007
PROGRAM: museum addition and renovation
CLIENT: Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
SIZE: 165,000 sf
STATUS: completed
In 1993, leaders of the Nelson-Atkins took a moment to reflect on the first 60 years of the Museum’s history. One thing that was clear was the Museum’s dedication to being a vital partner to the community of Kansas City
At the heart of the Nelson-Atkins’ transformation is the Bloch Building, a significant work of contemporary architecture by Steven Holl Architects  that is woven harmoniously into the surrounding landscape of the Kansas City Sculpture Park.
The Museum’s transformation project included additional milestones such as a new parking garage and entrance plaza, the completion and opening of the Ford Learning Center and numerous renovations and restorations of the original Nelson-Atkins Building.