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Friday, March 23, 2012

Adaptable architecture gallery in london

The water pipeline - could be a system that allow the large quantity of water through. With the lapse of your time it becomes blocked, therefore, for cleaning the drains we have a tendency to use a plunger. Human being - is additionally the system that allow through the large quantity of data. Human`s mind becomes blocked by this data just like the drain creating perception of the planet narrower and a lot of prosaic.
“Urbanplunger” - is that the gallery that may pump the human`s mind and unleash place for the new suggestions and experiments. one amongst the most shaping components of the gallery could be a “piece of a city”. the town - could be a receptacle of architectural ideas and achievements, structure where the most processes of human’s life are happening. Having found out the “plungers” on the highest of the “gallery - piece of the city” we have a tendency to pump the visitors` perception up. 



Walking through the dock and companion ladder, guests seem on board of the floating gallery. within the center there's a main lobby with cafeteria, storage area and bogs. From the lobby they'll get into the permanent exhibition area and into the temporary exhibition area that are situated below the “plungers”. The “plungers” are made up of the clear material that build comfy lighting within. one amongst the “plungers” has an observation terrace. so as to induce on the roof guests will use internal ramp. There are hydraulic elevators within the “plungers” that compress and stretch the constructions out.

location: London, England 
program: London 2008. Adaptable architecture gallery 
type: International competition
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Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Pina Settlement in the Aegean Sea, Turkey

Combined with the natural beauty of the peninsula. GAD (the development of global architecture), a company in Turkey together with Turkish architects Kirmizitoprak Dara has designed a proposal for housing units in Pina, a peninsula in the Aegean sea. More precisely located near the southern coast of Bodrum in Turkey. The concept is made with beautiful trees and natural topography, the design created will have 17 villas, 21 hotel rooms, function rooms, restaurants, and recreational areas, which certainly will showcase the beauty of this peninsula is very charming.



Turkish architect is creating a lot of diagrams, because many natural environments and locations that may be needed over the fork. All diagrams are then placed on top of each other and the resulting surface will be stretched and distorted to form a space. Every house on 44,500 m2 will have a private pool, private terrace and private garden.






Interestingly again is that every part of this concept is the position in a way that can be viewed from any point on the peninsula

architect: Kirmizitoprak Dara
location: Turkies
source: kaskusnews
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