With more than 60 years of tradition in the market, TAM Executive Aviation stands out as a leader in the sale of executive aircraft and boasts the largest maintenance service complex in Latin America. In this context, the recently inaugurated VIP Lounge, whose project was carefully designed and executed by Zénite Arquitetura & Construção, under the...
Project name
Vip Room Tam Executive
Interior design
Zénite Arquitetura e Construção
Location
Congonhas Airport, Brazil
Photography
Mauricio Moreno
Principal designer
Giselle Benedetti
Design team
Zénite Arquitetura e Construção
Completion year
2023 / 08
Collaborators
Civil engineer: Paulo Bueno; Structural engineer: Carlos Negri Lighting: Laura Assef Supervision: Paulo Bueno e Fernando Gomes
Architecture firm
Zénite Arquitetura e Construção
Material
The predominant materials are Joinery with emphasis on Muxarabi Panels, Comfortable and aesthetically designed furniture for each of the different spaces (sofas, armchairs, corner and coffee tables, meeting tables), Adequate and comfortable lighting for the different spaces, landscaping, a creative visual communication and the use of marble on the reception counter and pantry with the TAM logo engraved to make the brand stand out. All the frames were replaced with larger frames giving a greater visual amplitude to the VIP Room, taking advantage of the scenery of the landing and take-off runways, but ensuring perfect acoustics inside the Room. Use of porcelain tiles on the floor in a large part of the room for greater ease of maintenance and cleaning, with carpet only being used in the meeting rooms.
Tools used
AutoCAD, SketchUp, Lumion
Contractor
Zénite Arquitetura e Construção
Client
TAM Aviação Executiva
Typology
Corporate, VIP Lounge › Interior Design
The project addresses the construction of a new elliptical-shaped kindergarten in Varnsdorf with a capacity of 50 children, featuring an internal atrium and a multifunctional hall closely connected to the adjacent garden.
Project name
Kindergarten GALAXIE eR Varnsdorf
Architecture firm
RG Architects Studio
Location
Západní ulice, Varnsdorf, Czech Republic
Principal architect
Radomír Grafek
Design team
Zdeněk Navrátil, chief engineer – construction Matěj Čunát, architecture – 1st design solution
Collaborators
Construction part: Václav Moravec; Interior design: Daniel Koloc; 3D model, visualization, graphics: Miroslav Kudrna, Jan Saidl Orchard landscaping, garden play elements: Jaroslava Křivohlavá; Statics: Milan Hampl; Heating, HVAC: Petr Beneš; Sanitary installations: Michal Vodňanský; Electric engineering: Martin Müller; Fire safety: Leoš Miškovský; Gastro: Přemysl Břenek; Transport engineering: Urban Ocilka; Garden irrigation: David Müller; Central heating relocation: František Peterka; Photovoltaics: Pavel Macháček; Budget: Antonín Buchar; Contractor: STAMO; Construction manager: Martin Machek; Foremen: Pavel Kalina, Jan Zajíc; Investor's technical supervisor: Michal Ludvík [3L studio]; Professional consultations: Helena Grafková, Veronika Strolená, Jitka Málková, Pavlína Nováková, Lenka Vopatová; Vision: Jan Rýdl [TOS Varnsdorf]; Working committee: Rolland Solloch, Stanislav Horáček, Josef Hambálek, Marian Čapek; Representatives of the Varnsdorf town administration: Jan Šimek, Jiří Sucharda, Jan Šišulák; Representatives of the Varnsdorf town Council: Jaroslav Beránek, Jana Puschová, Eva Kunčarová.
Interior design
Daniel Koloc
Built area
Built-up area 1120 m²; Gross floor area 790 m²; Usable floor area 753 m²
Landscape
Orchard landscaping, garden play elements: Jaroslava Křivohlavá
Visualization
Miroslav Kudrna, Jan Saidl
Construction
Václav Moravec, Contractor: STAMO; Construction manager: Martin Machek
Material
Natural linoleum – flooring. Acoustic ceilings – suspended ceilings. Birch plywood – atypical built-in and free-standing furniture. Frameless large-format glazing – windows. Polyurethane screeds – floors and walls in the sanitary facilities. Ceramic tiles – hygiene facilities walls. Sanded smooth plaster – facade. Foam glass – recycled glass insulation under the base plate. Flat circular skylights with triple glazing. Vibroformed concrete stairs – atrium
Typology
Educational Architecture › Kindergartens
Boat trips to the San Juan Islands were the highlight of Heliotrope principal Joe Herrin’s summers as a child. Through these trips he developed a love of boating and a deep connection to the San Juans - one that eventually led he and his wife Belinda to purchase a modest beach cabin on Orcas Island, months after the birth of their first daughter. ...
Project name
Buoy Bay A-Frame
Architecture firm
Joe Herrin, Principal at Heliotrope Architects
Location
Orcas Island, Washington, USA
Principal architect
Joe Herrin
Collaborators
Cabinetry: Bill Post
Construction
Ryan Rancourt
Material
Wood, Glass, Steel
Typology
Residential › Cabin
In the beating heart of Milan, a 130-square-meter apartment has been transformed into an oasis of family life, where aesthetics marries practicality thanks to custom-made furniture solutions and a color palette inspired by Nordic nature
Architecture firm
Lascia la Scia
Photography
Marta d'Avenia
Design team
Lascia la Scia
Interior design
Lascia la Scia
Environmental & MEP engineering
Typology
Residential › Apartment
Instant exterior upgrades can significantly transform your home’s curb appeal without requiring major renovations. From a fresh coat of paint to modern DIY fencing, each improvement increases the beauty of your property and its value and security.
Written by
Taylor Leonard
Alpago Properties, the premier real estate developer renowned for crafting a series of exclusive properties on the illustrious Billionaires Row of Palm Jumeirah, is thrilled to announce the launch of its latest masterpiece, Kural Vista
Written by
Alpago Properties
Photography
Alpago Properties
The Luxe Developers, a UAE-based real estate development firm, has officially launched The Celeste and The Stellar, two ultra-luxury residences that form an integral part of the company’s Oceano development, located on Al Marjan Island. The properties, valued at over AED 90 million each, address the demand for ultra-luxurious properties in line wit...
Photography
The Luxe Developers
Sustainability Champion: What These UN Best Tourism Villages are Doing to Promote Resource Efficiency.
How to adapt an abandoned office building with just 7 floors for a hotel in an area of high-ranking contemporary buildings without detracting from it presence and without being absorbed by the comparison that surrounds it?T his was one of the most important challenges to be addressed in this project. What if in You have to follow the stereotypes ma...
Project name
Fulton Business Luxury Hotel
Architecture firm
Blending Dots
Location
Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
Principal architect
Rogelio Castillo, Luis Iván Guerrero, Emmanuel Javier Trinidad
Design team
Blending Dots, Rogelio Castillo
Collaborators
Radio Floors, Iluminación Dilight, Mármoles ARCA, Inofe Home, Showroom 53
Lighting
José Luis Hernández
Tools used
software used for drawing, modeling, rendering, postproduction and photography
Material
Stone Wood marmal
Client
Fulton Business Luxury Hotel
Typology
Hospitality › Hotel
Award-winning developer Barratt London has revealed a surge in buyers from the GCC investing in properties in the outer boroughs of London as mortgage rates steadily become more attractive. The weak British pound against the US dollar also continues to attract interest from the region due to impressive yields and long-term growth potential.
Photography
Barratt London
