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Renovation of Castle Grad / ARREA architecture

Collaborators :Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage of Slovenia - Marlenka Habjanič, Svjetlana Kurelac, Goričko Nature Park - Country:SloveniaMore SpecsLess Specs © Tadej Bolta Text description provided by the architects. Castle Grad is one of the biggest castles in Slovenia. It lies in the northeastern part of the country and is very well connected with both neighbouring countries Austria and Hungary. It is a huge structure. Legend says it has 365 rooms, equal to 365 days of the year in three storeys developed around a central two-level courtyard. © Tadej Bolta The renovation of castle Grad is a long-term process. It started ten years before our studio got involved and used many diverse approaches to save and stabilize the ruined structure. Our small interventions punctually refresh the existing space and generate new functions.

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Flora Pavilion / Design School of Nanjing University of the Arts

Day View. Image © Yusi Chen Text description provided by the architects. This large space device is from the Design school of Nanjing University of the Arts. The creation concept of the work originates from the Roman flower goddess - Flora. The design team gives its new poetic meaning to the structure, and using the parametric tools, display and perform the form of flower by digital means, which forms a temporary pavilion with visual tension and space interest. Shared Color Space. Image © Yusi Chen The work consists of 272 hollow stainless steel balls as structural locating nodes and a simple supporting structure system welded by 703 stainless steel tubes with different numbered lengths. The triangular meshes formed by the structure system are subdivided and optimized by the computer through the special-shaped surface. The triangular inlay uses the translucent PVC film. When it is in the sun or cloudy environment, the viewer at different times and different viewing angle will

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Rooftop Prim / PRODUCTORA

© Onnis Luque Light and industrialized synthetic materials such as the PVC deck, polycarbonate sheets, or the railings made of nylon nets, seek to reduce the weight of the construction and generate a strong contrast with the materiality of the historic building. Two different types of polycarbonate were used (translucent and transparent), to filter the sunlight, while allowing to see the sky from the courtyards. Additionally, textile screens (borrowed from the agricultural industry) are integrated into specific places to mitigate solar incidence. The geometric rhythm of the structure is complemented by another series of elements such as the planters that overflow the patios and delimit the new terraces or the light fixtures that highlight the intervention in the city s skyline.

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Gallery of Erkläranlage Pavilion / Max Otto Zitzelsberger Architekt BDA

Image 3 of 15 from gallery of Erkläranlage Pavilion / Max Otto Zitzelsberger Architekt BDA. Photograph by Sebastian Schels

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Erkläranlage Pavilion / Max Otto Zitzelsberger Architekt BDA

Completed in 2020 in Berngau, Germany. Images by Sebastian Schels. Berngau is a village in eastern Bavaria (Oberpfalz). The site of the old municipal sewage treatment plant is no longer in use and should be.

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