Kuhn Drive Residence, Laney LA
Kuhn Drive Residence, Laney LA
LWK + Partners

LWK + Partners

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Szervita Square Building

Szervita Square Building

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BOSB WORLD SDN BHD: TRX Public Realm

BOSB WORLD SDN BHD: TRX Public Realm

At the center of it all is a 10-acre park, designed across multiple levels, including on the roof of the shopping mall, creating numerous opportunities for visual and physical connectivity between these two important landmarks. Its aim is to be porous to the larger landscape around it, allowing for a public space that is fully integrated into the urban fabric

BIM Technology for Poniente Residential

BIM Technology for Poniente Residential

“Residencial Poniente”, designed by the architecture and design studio Maese Luis 24 (ML24), is a complex of 166 residential units and complementary areas in the city of Córdoba, Spain. This project has been the studio’s first practical and real application of BIM technology using Archicad.
Located in a consolidated urban environment and offering many services, the architects have proposed a complex that has significantly improved the environmental quality of this part of the city.

Life under the Park: AKBANK Academy Recreational Center

Life under the Park: AKBANK Academy Recreational Center

Akbank Academy Recreation Center (AARC) is located on the Akbank Şekerpınar Campus, on the eastern periphery of Istanbul. In designing the Recreation Center, the challenge was to bring interaction and momentum to the existing bank headquarters by including a mixed activity program, integrated with the Akbank Academy block and Data Center. The activity program seeks to make office work more attractive on a campus of 2,800 people and improve the quality of life of the employees. It hosts a mix of activities such as sports, culture, recreational facilities and a mini market, which are otherwise difficult to accommodate in the immediate environment.

Restoring Croatia’s Church of St. Martin with the help of Archicad and BIMx

Restoring Croatia’s Church of St. Martin with the help of Archicad and BIMx

St. Martin’s was built on a former Templar estate in the 15th to 16th centuries in the late Gothic-Renaissance style. Today, the church lies in ruins as a result of the great earthquake of 1880. Numerous structural cracks occurred during the earthquake and the vaults were partially or completely demolished; the church was never repaired and forgotten over time. The ruins are a protected cultural monument, listed in the Republic of Croatia’s Registry of Cultural Property.
The purpose of the project is to restore this valuable historic building and to revitalize the entire area. The basic building elements missing today are the tower roof and the nave. In the bell tower, the masonry, cracks and foundations will be structurally repaired first. After that, a new, contemporary dome is planned, which will resemble the original baroque dome, but will be adapted to serve the new purpose of the bell tower – a lookout tower. A new spiral staircase or lift is planned for access to the tower.

Exploring Archicad: Algorithms and Parameters with GDL Coding

Exploring Archicad: Algorithms and Parameters with GDL Coding

The main example is a procedurally generated terrain object based on a two-dimensional version of Ken Perlin’s noise algorithm. It is resource- efficient and involves relatively simple mathematical computations. The main control parameters are the amplitude values, which control the maximum height of z values; the frequency value, which determines how fast the results are sampled to control the “bumpiness;” and the number of octaves.

Shizukokoro & The Heng House

Shizukokoro & The Heng House

Goy Architects always present their clients with wholistic design solutions — regardless of the project — from architecture to interior design and furnishings. It’s important to visually update their clients during the design process for feedback. This way, the architects are able to sync or fully achieve the client’s design goals and requirements.