architecture
Marmara Forum Cloud Playground
iconic landmarks Fantastic play cloud structures have arisen in the city of Istanbul. They are the iconic landmarks of a new open air playground on the roof park of Marmara Forum, a shopping centre in the Bakirköy district. The windows of the clouds magically change colours as daylight changes throughout the day. While in silence at the moment, soon the happy sounds of excited children will be covering the site. new allure Carve was asked to make a design for the playground on the rooftop terrace of Marmara Forum, 24 metres above street level. The terrace and the food court had been renovated to re-establish the Forum as a prominent shopping centre, and it needed a new playground that matches that allure. concept The playground has areas designated to different age groups. Carve aime...Read More
luis vidal + architects Appoints Bill Hogan as Vice President
International architecture firm, luis vidal + architects, a leader in airport design and innovation, announced today the hiring of Bill Hogan as vice president. “Bill is highly regarded in the industry, and his extensive aviation background, strong leadership experience and business development skills align well for our mission as we focus on continued strong growth in the U.S. market,” said Luis Vidal, president and founding partner of luis vidal + architects. “Bill’s depth of experience will complement our robust team and help position luis vidal + architects for future expansion in North American.” In his new role, Hogan’s will oversee the development of business relationships with current and prospective clients globally and maintain an extensive network of relationships with airports ...Read More
DISTRICT PARK
THEME “HARA PARK” Hara is a necessary substance by plants and animals for growth, network formation and other activities. The name “HARA” was taken as the theme or the name of the park, because it is expected to be a garden “HARA” which is located in front of The Pucung Village Office will be like the meaning of the word “HARA”. It is hoped that this park will become a means of or facilities for the surrounding community in social activities and the formation of social network between people. Besides this Park will be wrong a shaper of the microclimate in the region Pucung Village, with the Pada Park the area will be one of the great participation for Pucung Village in improve environmental quali...Read More
Riihimäki Local Reference Plan
The Riihimäki Station Area Local Reference Plan was published by Riihimäki City on 25.08.2020. The plan includes land use, traffic planning, and detailed master planning for an area of 80 hectares accommodating 5000 inhabitants. The multidisciplinary team comprised Arkkitehdit LSV, Jolma Architects, TUPA architecture, Nomaji landscape architects, and Ramboll Finland. The plan brings together disparate and detached neighborhoods separated by a bisecting railway line. The plan reconciles different socio-economic conditions to create a more egalitarian society in keeping with Finnish values. The Local Reference Plan is an approved supplementary planning document that is based on the adopted Master Plan which was also completed by the same design team. The Local Reference Plan for the Riihimäk...Read More
Riihimäki Station Area Master Plan
The Riihimäki Station Area Master Plan was adopted by Riihimäki City Council on February 4th, 2020. The plan includes land use, traffic planning, and architectural master planning for an area of 80 hectares to accommodate 5 000 inhabitants. The multidisciplinary team comprised Arkkitehdit LSV, Jolma Architects, TUPA architecture, Nomaji maisema-arkkitehdit, and Ramboll Finland. The Master Plan for Riihimäki Station Area brings together disparate and detached neighborhoods separated by the bisecting railway line. The plan reconciles different socio-economic conditions to create a more egalitarian society in keeping with Finnish values. The master plan has been developed through an innovative design in dialogue process, consulting local communities, businesses, and individuals. During ...Read More
5 Things Architects Want from a Landscape Architect
We love architecture and we love working with architects. It’s no secret that there’s sometimes tension in the architect/landscape architect relationship, but there’s no reason it needs to be that way. The duo will always create a better project together when they work as a team in harmony. Over the years, we’ve successfully navigated many projects and relationships and we’ve listened to what architects say about what rings their bell and what pushes their buttons. To lay the foundation, here are five guidelines for working with architects that will help you become their ‘go-to’ landscape architect, time after time. Be responsive to deadlines It’s tempting to say “never miss a deadline”, but never missing a deadline requires that you recognize when time seems short and respond to that. Eve...Read More