Architect: Krawitz Architecture
Type: residential – single family residence
Location: Bessancourt, France
Year:2009
Passive House near Paris
Time-lapse: The Construction of Sequana Tower in Paris
A 3 years time-lapse about the destruction of EDF tower and construction of Sequana Tower in Paris. Ramon tooks 45 000 pictures to make this video !
Location: Paris / France
First shot: january 2007
Last Shot: September 2010
Number of images: 45.000
- Author: admin
- Published: May 3rd, 2010
- Category: Architecture
- Comments: None
Jobs: Project Architect and Manager at Steven Holl Architects
Employer: Steven Holl Architects
Location: Beijing, China
Field: Architecture, 8+ years experience
Candidate should have 8+ years of solid work experience in construction documents, site supervision, managing a multidisciplinary team of architects and consultants, and must have been involved in the complete process of sophisticated and high-quality, multi-use building projects. She / He should be familiar with architectural design and construction practice in China, as well as local building code and regulations.
Candidate must have a strong sense of quality design and planning knowledge and be able to fly between Beijing and New York at least 5 times a year (Individual will work several weeks in New York before going to office in Beijing).
Proficiency required in the following software programs (PC Platform): AutoCad and Microsoft Office. Rhino is a plus. Fluency in English and Mandarin language is a must.
Qualified candidates should submit, by email, both Chinese and English resume or curriculum vita along with at least (5) excerpts that best represent your professional and academic Architecture work. Files should be in PDF format and not to exceed 2MB, if possible – send to jobsbeijing@stevenholl.com, under the title “SITE ARCHITECT” in the subject line.
Please do not send links to websites, ftp postings or any format not described above as your application will not be reviewed. No telephone calls please. Please do not respond if you are not fully qualified.
Danish Pavilion at Shanghai Expo 2010 by BIG
Architect: BIG
Location: Shanghai, China
Creative Director: Bjarke Ingels
Partner-in-Charge: Finn Norkjaer
Team: Tobias Hjortdahl, Jan Magasanik, Claus Tversted, Henrick Poulsen, Niels Lund Petersen, Kamil Szoltysek, Sonja Reisinger, Anders Ulsted, Jan Borgstrom, Pauline Lavie, Teis Draiby, Daniel Sundlin, Line Gericke, Armen Menendian, Karsten Hammer Hansen, Martin W. Mortensen, Kenneth Sorensen, Jesper Larsen, Anders Tverste
Size: 3.000m2
BIG celebrates the grand opening of the Danish Expo Pavilion 2010. The Danish pavilion at EXPO 2010 will give visitors the opportunity to try some of the best aspects of Danish city life themselves. Through interaction, the visitors are able to actually experience some of Copenhagen’s best attractions – the city bike, the harbor bath, playground settings, a picnic on the roof garden and the opportunity to see the authentic H.C Andersen’s Little Mermaid.
“When we visited the World Exhibition in Zaragoza, we were stunned by the artificial content. State propaganda in paper maché. The Danish Expo pavilion 2010 is the real deal, and not just endless talking. You can ride the city bike, take a swim in the harbor bath, and see the real Little Mermaid”, Founder of BIG, Bjarke Ingels. Read the rest of this entry »
Tuath Na Mara by MacGabhann Architects
Architect: MacGabhann Architects
Team Credits: Tarla MacGabhann, Antoin MacGabhann, Niels Merschbrock & Barry Maguire
Completed: 2006-2007
Awards: Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland, Public Choice Award
Best house 2008 Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland, Irish Architecture Awards 2008
Photographic Credits: Dennis Gilbert
Standing vigilant over a northern Fjord in Ireland, the Tuath na Mara Residence, by MacGabhann Architectsappears solid as a rock. Zinc clad for resilience, the low slung house blends seamlessly into the heather-covered rocky landscape, its own seams, echoing the strata of surrounding rocks. Contrasting a well hunkered core, the roof line warps and twists upwards like wonderful grey weathered seaweed, revealing the surrounding views to the living areas. Read the rest of this entry »
Casa del Maso by Marco Castelletti Architetto
Architect: Studio di Architettura Marco Castelletti
Project location: Como Italy
Interior design: Studio di Architettura Marco Castelletti
Landscape design: Studio di Architettura Marco Castelletti
Structural design: Ingeneer. Vittorio Montanini
HVAC design: Ingeneer. Vittorio Montanini
Lighting design: Zumtobel
Site Area: 3000 sq/mt
Built up area: 200 sq/mt
Budget: 750.000,00 euro
A near vertical site in Como, with stunning views, let Marco Castelletti nod to local Italian architecture of the thirties, whilst bringing his clients a modernist house, proportioned and segmented with precision. The project’s main idea gave the name to the building: casa del masso.” Marco Castelletti. The house, set on a steep slope above the street, can be clearly seen across the lake. The building stands by the side of the client’s old house designed by engineer Luciano Trolli in 1955, and it takes advantage of a little tract of flat land, as does the original residence. The house is linked to the street by a long flight of steps which wind along the slope and down to the house, which is organised over two floors. Read the rest of this entry »
Gunyah Beach House by Clinton Murray
Architect: Clinton Murray
Project team: Polly Harbison (Project Architect), Tanja Klocker, Jeff Umansky
Location: Bundeena, New South Wales
Builder: Bellavarde Constructions
Structural Engineer: O’Hearn Consulting
Landscape Architect: 360 degrees
Photographer: Simon Kenny
Huge boulders throughout the cliff side, would have made slapping a wooden prefab house on the top of the plot the easiest option. Choosing instead to hide the house well down the plot near the breaking shoreline, posed challenges, yet rewarded both the architect and owners with stunning results. It also appeased the planning officials and nearby residents.
“The linear site is divided midway by a massive rock face, defining two distinct levels. The natural, sheltered enclave at the base of the rock face is where we believed the building belonged.” Tucked into the hillside, the copper clad roof has set out to weather itself in the ocean green shade of the bay beyond, further minimising the impact of the building for neighbours above. Read the rest of this entry »
- Author: admin
- Published: Apr 25th, 2010
- Category: Educational, Industrial and Production
- Comments: None
Van Leeuwenhoek Laboratory by DHV Architecten
Architect, Interior architect: DHV Architecten
Client: TNO Finance & Real Estate
Completion: 2009
Floor area/size: 9300 m2
Location: Delft, The Netherlands
The Van Leeuwenhoek Laboratory, which houses advanced research facilities, is the nerve centre of activities in the field of nano technology in the Netherlands. The main users, TNO and Delft University of Technology, use the building for research, education and development. Read the rest of this entry »
Turn Point Lodge by Tennent and Brown
Architect Tennent + Brown Architects
Location: Pelourus Sound, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand
Project Year: 2007
Tennent + Brown Architects landed their clients lodge softly in Pelourus Sound. The cozy wood fired lofts and separate living pavilion combine in a perfect self sustained retreat. Photovoltaics, rainwater harvesting and solar concious design combine with modern chic and warehouse like solidity of the steel frame construction. Read the rest of this entry »
- Author: admin
- Published: Apr 24th, 2010
- Category: Design, Internships
- Comments: None
JOBS: Product design and marketing internship at Mathmos
Position: Product design and marketing internship
Location: Mathmos showroom at 96 Kingsland Rd Hoxton, UK
Employer: www.mathmos.com.
Mathmos is a small but well known and long established company. We design our own range of lighting products and market them internationally through retail, etail and wholesale channels.
Mathmos internships are most suited to those wanting to gain experience working in house, in a fast paced environment. An extremely flexible approach is needed and a sense of humour a must. You should be able to contribute from day one, have a high level of energy and a real passion for design and creativity.
Since training is involved please do not apply for the job unless you can commit to the full period.
There is no salary for these roles but travel and lunch are paid.
Work at possible tradeshows in the UK and abroad.
Design Work:
- design and detailing of new and current designs using SolidWorks cad software
- undertaking development and testing of new products and producing detailed test reports
- preparation of development samples utilising workshop tools
- design research and contribution to concept
- web design/production/maintenance assistance (if this skill is available)
- low level graphic work. Photoshop/Illustrator
- tradeshow design and occasional build
Marketing Work:
- retail sales in Kingsland Rd. shop
- sales administration work
- tradeshow attendance if required
Essential Skills and Qualifications:
- design Degree
- ability to work across a broad range of design related projects as well as contributing to the overall running of Mathmos as a business.
- microsoft Office
- keyboard skills
- personable manner
- reliable, honest and flexible
- affinity with the Mathmos products and brand.
Other Skills
- solid Works or CAD experience
- photoshop, illustrator and flash skills
- concept generating and sketching
CV and letter to: Anthonyp@mathmos.co.uk






