Year: 2022

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SKAMLINGSBANKEN – AN ARCHITECTURAL PORTAL TO NATURE AND HISTORYThe new visitor centre at Skamlingsbanken in Kolding is an architectural portal to the glacial landscape and its history of democratic events. The centre is designed as a natural and integrated part of the undulating landscape and from the overall design to the small details, visitors will experience an architecture that finds its origin in Skamlingsbanken’s unique nature and history.

A common ground for democratic culture – then, now, and in the future
Skamlingsbanken holds a central place in Danish history, and over time it has been a setting for debates about democracy, the border country and women’s suffrage.

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In the past, Skamlingsbanken – due to its undulating landscape with hollows and hills – was a natural gathering point sheltered from the wind, and many civil gatherings and festivals, therefore, took place right here.

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Project Name: WAAAMProject Location: Beigou Village, Huairou, Beijing, ChinaTotal Construction Area: 660 Square MetersSite Area: 540 Square MetersFootprint Area: 363 Square MetersLandscape Area: 177 Square MetersProject Timeline: September 3, 2020 – September 30, 2021Project Status: BuiltProject Client: 2049 Investment GroupArchitectural Design: llLab. (www.lllab.net)Project Partners: Hanxiao Liu, Luis RicardoProject Leads: Henry D’Ath, Yihui ZhaoProject Team: Lingkong Yin, Fei Chen, Lexian Hu, Yujun Yan, Lingling Liu, Camilo EspitiaStructural Design: Lalu Partners Structure ConsultingGeneral Contractor: Huazhuang Brothers Decoration Engineering CompanyTimber Construction: Qingdao Shunxing Timber Structure Engineering Co., Ltd.Glazed-tile Facade Material Supply: Beijing Tongshi Architectural Materials Co., Ltd.Red Facade Construction: Jotun Coatings (ZJG) Co., Ltd.

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© LLLab.

– ShanghaiPhotography: Arch-Exist PhotographyChina’s landscape and cities have undergone tremendous transformation in the last few decades. However, the Beigou Village, which is located in the Huairou District and just on the outskirts of Beijing, maintains its traditional historical appearance.The

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Nordre Fasanvej 108 is an old and outdated office building, but the ambition is to create a transformed office building with state-of-the-art installations that cannot be found anywhere else on the Danish real estate market.

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© KHR Architecture

KHR initially prepared a design proposal, which can be seen in the pictures here, but has since been selected as the client’s consultant on the project.

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The design process is underway and KHR Architecture’s primary task is to advise Patrizia on all aspects of the project and to manage the chosen general contractor, focusing on finance, time, and risks so that the process and schedule are adhered to..

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Nordre Fasanvaj – Client representation and design proposal Gallery

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Barry Callebaut, the world’s leading manufacturer of high-quality chocolate and cocoa products, relocated its Zurich-based headquarters to a new building, commissioning Evolution Design to design the new offices.

One of the project briefs was to create a strong connection to Barry Callebaut’s culture and its confectionary products. To respond to the brief, the architects conceived a design concept that reflects the variety of flavours, aromas and textures of cocoa products.

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A myriad of materials, patterns, haptics and graphics have been applied: Textures of wood and different fabrics, natural materials – like the upcycled cocoa husk flooring, saffron flower wallpaper, cork and moss – and a combination of earthy colours reflect the chocolate company’s ethos of sustainability, innovation and sensory pleasure.

«We assigned Barry Callebaut’s brand characteristics to different areas throughout the office, creating a bespoke language of materials,

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Mazandaran local architecture at Northern district of Iran which has been affected by climate conditions has evolved and developed over time. Local architecture originates at districts where villagers settled. This architecture regarding the structure was completely dependent on the nature – that is to say, for construction of a building, all the components of the architecture natively have been prepared from the nature of the local region.
The employer’s demand is to create a space conforming to the local architecture while having a new view and experience of the space.

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The project was going to be built on a site near the agricultural land and after surveying the site, a place overlooking the dam and the surrounding landscape has been selected for this purpose.
The final cover of the cabin was thatch and clay and straw