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Opus Dubai | ME by Meliá-Hotel | Zaha Hadid Architects

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Galeries Lafayette Champs-Èlysèes | (BIG) Bjarke Ingels Group

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LOUIS VUITTON | Maison Seoul by Frank Gehry

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The Prada Cup | Special Projects | PRADA

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Aston Martin Architectural Service | Aston Martin Automotive Galleries and Lairs

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Opus Dubai | ME by Meliá-Hotel | Zaha Hadid Architects

Zaha Hadid Architects' giant glass cube, featuring a super flowing void in the center, nears completion in Dubai, located in the city’s Burj Khalifa district. ZHA's new hotel, named Opus, has been captured by architecture photographer Laurian Ghinitoiu and the recent photographs show that the building is almost complete with its outer skin. The 84,345-square-metre is designed for Omniyat and will house the first "ME by Melia" hotel in the Middle East. The 20-storey building will accommodate 12 restaurants, a rooftop bar and office spaces. The 7 extra floors will be placed below ground. The hotel will be operated by Melia Hotels International, one of the world’s leading hoteliers with more than 350 hotels in 39 countries, "ME by Melia" hotels are located in cultural capitals across the globe with their progressive, design-driven approach. The most characteristic feature of the hotel is its "giant irregular void" that links...

LOUIS VUITTON | Maison Osaka Midosuji

Louis Vuitton celebrates the grand opening of Maison Osaka Midosuji, the new Japanese flagship store. Open on February 1st, 2020, the store is the imaginative result of a close collaboration between architects Jun Aoki and Peter Marino, who both share a long-standing relationship with Louis Vuitton. This new four-floor store reflects Osaka’s heritage as Japan’s most important port and highlight’s the city’s growing role as an international travel hub. From the “mon” - family crest - inspiration of the Monogram canvas, to the long list of renowned Japanese clients, Louis Vuitton has always maintained strong ties with the Land of the Rising Sun. The opening of the first Louis Vuitton store on Japanese soil in 1978 in the Tokyo district of Kioicho allowed the Monogram to permeate the collective conscience of local artistic minds. This exchange was raised to new levels by the memorable interpretations of iconic designs imagined by Yayoi Kusama, Takashi Murakami, and Rei Kawa...

Kimbell Art Museum Louis I. Kahn | Renzo Piano Pavilion | Texas

Piano Pavilion “Close enough for a conversation, not too close and not too far away,” remarked architect Renzo Piano, when describing the distance from the Kimbell’s new Renzo Piano Pavilion to the Louis I. Kahn Building. Piano’s structure, made of glass, concrete, and wood and surrounded by elms and red oaks, stands as an expression of simplicity and lightness some 65 yards to the west of Kahn’s vaulted, luminous museum landmark of 1972. project year:2013 DESIGN Piano’s low-slung, colonnaded pavilion with overhanging eaves graciously acknowledges Kahn’s museum building by way of its kindred height, emphasis on natural light, and use of concrete as a primary material. The positioning of the pavilion on the site focuses attention on the west facade of the Kahn Building, which Kahn considered to be the main entrance. The pavilion is made up of two sections connected by a glass passageway. The front, or e...

Soho House Istanbul | Palazzo Corpi

In 1873, Ignazio Corpi, a powerful Genoese shipbuilder in what was then known as the European quarter of Constantinople, commissioned a palatial residence bearing his family’s name. He engaged Italian architect Giacomo Leoni, who set about importing marble from Carrara for the flooring and facings and Piemonte rosewood for the doors and window frames. Famous artists of the day were invited to create the wall paintings depicting Greek mythological scenes in the entrance hall and on the ceilings of the Great Hall. The building took nine years in total to complete. Following Iganzio’s death, his nephews leased the building to the American ambassador, John G.A. Leishman. From 1906, it served as the U.S. embassy and residence, and then the US consulate general from 1937 to 2003. In 2014, Soho House began extensive restoration work on the Palazzo, returning it to its former glory. Güçlü bir Cenevizli gemi imalatçısı olan Ignazio Corpi, 1873 yılında Konstantinopolis’in Avrupa ya...

MISSION ROCK | MVRDV | SAN FRANCISCO

MVRDV has unveiled its design for a 23-storey mixed-use building in Mission Rock, San Francisco. Realized as part a masterplan developed by the San Francisco Giants baseball team and Tishman Speyer, MVRDV’s design is one of four buildings that were designed simultaneously in a unique collaborative design process that also included internationally renowned architecture firms Studio Gang, Henning Larsen, and WORKac. LOCATION: United States City: San Francisco Year: 2018 Status: On Site Programs: Offices, Retail, Residential Surface: 36700 m ² Client: SF Giants + Tishman Speyer Mission Rock represents 12 years of planning and community input to turn 28 acres (11 hectares) of asphalt and a windswept parking lot into an exciting new neighbourhood and community gathering point for San Francisco residents and visitors. The project is a public-private partnership with the San Francisco Giants, Tishman Speyer and the Port of San Francisco to build a waterfront mixed-use neighbourhood near...

LOUIS VUITTON | Maison Seoul by Frank Gehry

Perched atop the prestigious Cheongdam-dong in the Gangnam district, Louis Vuitton’s new Maison in Seoul marks Frank Gehry’s first creation in South Korea. Based on the existing site of the original Louis Vuitton store, this new Maison is a celebration of the strong connection between Louis Vuitton and Korean culture. In imagining his design, Frank Gehry chose to reference not only the shape of the existing Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris, but was also inspired by elements of historical Korean architecture such as the Hwaseong Fortress, dating back to the 18th century, as well as the swooping movements and white costumes of the Dongnae Hakchum (crane dance). The result is a poetic structure created primarily using Gehry’s trademark curved glass, each panel specially molded and attached to a bespoke metal lattice. The glass covers the entire front of the structure, beginning with a high zig-zagging vestibule and window, leading up to a series of enclosed terraces an...

Galeries Lafayette Champs-Èlysèes | (BIG) Bjarke Ingels Group

Located on the iconic Avenue des Champs-Élysées, the historic Art Deco bank building from 1932 is uncovered and celebrated to create a carefully curated retail laboratory for world’s leading fashion, food and lifestyle brands to come together with each other and the surrounding city. The 6,800m2 Galeries Lafayette concept store officially opened its doors to the public in Spring 2019, welcoming local and global shoppers into the restored Art Deco gem. The generous four-story environment is the largest store on the famed Parisian boulevard and combines old world elegance with modern chic, hosting established and emerging brands, experiences and events. The design pays tribute to the tactility and texture of the historical building. Throughout the store, visitors encounter precious materials and refined details from the past that are reinterpreted and deployed in a contemporary way. Walking around the lofty gallery-like space feels as moving through a com...

152 Elizabeth | Tadao Ando | New York

The Building When describing 152 Elizabeth, Tadao Ando felt that along with embracing Manhattan, it was a paramount for the building to create a sort of sanctuary apart from it. According to Ando, “A home has to be a place where you can reflect on your life. This project is about that. When you come home, 152 Elizabeth should give a quiet feeling. I have to make something that touches human hearts and leaves a feeling inside of them” . In regards to the building, Ando speaks about 152 Elizabeth being made of “20th-century materials” — concrete, iron, and glass. For a building to truly work, Ando believes there has to be a balance of its elements — not just between the light and the shadow, but also between the water, the greenery, the steel, and the glass. About 152 Elizabeth, Ando says that “Every single thing has to be in harmony”. The Interior At 152 Elizabeth, Michael Gabellini likens his role as its interior architect to that of a made-t...

Wolf D. Prix 2018 | The Beulah Propeller City | Melbourne, Australia

2018-Competition Coop himmelb(l)au has presented its proposal for a skyscraper in australia, which, if completed, would form one of the country’s tallest buildings. located at the heart of melbourne’s primary arts and entertainment precinct, ‘beulah propeller city’ has been conceived as a be a recognizable architectural landmark that redefines the city’s residential, commercial, retail and public open-space environments. the proposal is competing against entries from other high-profile firms, including OMA and MAD architects . 2018-Competition BEULAH PROPELLER CITY will represent a new form of urban development for Melbourne; the lively, mixed-use, vertical city... Located in the heart of Melbourne’s primary arts and entertainment precinct, BEULAH PROPELLER CITY will be a recognisable architectural landmark that redefines the residential, commercial, retail and public open-space environments of Melbourne. This new building, ...

Kızıl Meydan | GUM Alışveriş Merkezi | Moskova, Rusya

Moskova’da 1520 tarihinde tamamen taştan yapılan ilk çarşı, 1812 Borodino Savaşı sonrası Napolyon’un Moskova’yı işgali esnasında topçular tarafından yıkılmıştır. Bugünkü yapı ise bir Rus mimarının 1890-93 arasında yaptığı binadır. Yeni inşaat aynı zamanda gerçekleştirilen ilk Neo-Rus mimari tarzı olarak kabul edilir. İnşaat’ta ilk defa çelik konstrüksiyondan yapılan taş duvarlar ve merkezi ısıtma sistemi kullanılmıştır. 1917 Bolşevik ihtilalinden sonra devletleştirilip, Stalin’in karargahı olmuş ve adı “Gasudarstvinny Universalniy Magazin” diye değiştirilmiştir. Her bir kelimenin baş harfinin kullanılması sonucu “GUM” doğmuştur. GUM kelime anlamı olarak “Evrensel Devlet Mağazaları” demektir. Moskova’da 1917 ihtilalinden önce toplam 1.200 tane dükkan vardı. Bolşevik ihtilali sonunda halka dağıtılacak yiyecek içecek ve mühimmat deposu olarak kullanıldıysa da 1928 yılında Stalin emriyle kapatılıp onun karargahı oldu. Rusyada komünist rejim esnasında halkın çıkmasının yasak oldu...

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