Olay Studio: The project was designed in 5 hectares garden with willow trees in order to create a ceremonial space for parties and weddings. The client request for the design a service building (lobby, toilet and dressing room), renovation of the office, ceremony tent, coffee shop, walking path, fountain, green space and the correction of all the a...
Project name
Pomme Garden
Architecture firm
Olay Studio
Location
Firouzbahram, Tehran, Iran
Photography
Mohammad Hosein Hamzehlouei
Principal architect
Maryam Salami
Design team
Navid Ahmadi, Saeed Shanegh, Hossein Saffari
Collaborators
Hogun. Masoud Glass. Kwc, Morvarid, Vashna Gallery
Civil engineer
Saeed Shanegh
Structural engineer
Saeed Shanegh
Environmental & MEP
Hossein Saffari
Visualization
Navid Ahmadi
Material
Microcement, Wood
Typology
Garden & Ceremonial Space (Public Space For Parties & Weddings)
The new visitor center with a bus stop serves as one of the two main access points to the Pustevny mountain saddle. By considering both the transportation and natural context, we soften and enrich what was previously a purely utilitarian space. The project creates a refined and welcoming entry to an important location.
Project name
Pustevny Gateway
Architecture firm
Henkai Architekti
Location
Prostřední Bečva 768, 756 56 Prostřední Bečva, Czech Republic
Principal architect
Daniel Baroš, Michal Vašek, Jan Šimíček
Built area
293 m² building; Gross floor area 186 m² building; Usable floor area 164 m² building
Collaborators
Traffic solutions: Milan Koňař. Statics: STATIC Solution [Tomáš Fremr, Martin Lecián]. Main contractor: Navláčil stavební firma. Subcontractor: Jiří Blažek. Interior contactor: Kraus Joinery
Material
Stone, sandstone – running and walking surfaces. 2 Wood, spruce – load-bearing structure. Wallachian shingle, larch – facade lining. Oak planks – interior floor, terrace floor. Oak beams – benches
Client
The Municipality of Prostřední Bečva
On the occasion of La Grande Motte’s 50th anniversary, the Leclercq Associés agency has redesigned the Pompidou and Tabarly docks, a project inspired by the codes of the 1970s seaside resort.
Project name
La Ball*ade *
Architecture firm
Leclercq Associés
Location
La Grande Motte, France
Design team
Agence Leclercq Associés > landscape architects - urban planners, coordinator and lead contractor I ARTELIA > technical design office I Agence Guillermin > site supervision for planting and flooring
Collaborators
Project Manager: L’Or Aménagement. Companies: COLAS (Lot 1: earthworks, roadway structures, wet networks and furniture). Sols Méditerranée (Lot 2 : concrete). Bouygues Énergies & Services (Lot 3 : dry networks and lighting). Bondon (Lot 3: Lighting) BRL green spaces, planting. Furniture suppliers: Technilum (lighting). Santa & Cole (wooden benches). Metalco (concrete furniture)
Landscape
Leclercq Associés
Client
City of La Grande Motte
Typology
Public Space, Park
The 2024 Anaya Theatre Festival is currently underway in Qinhuangdao, North China's Hebei Province. This annual global event will feature 29 plays from 17 countries, transcending artistic boundaries with a diverse array of contemporary, open, and inclusive performances. Hundreds of artists from literature, music, dance, architecture, and other fiel...
Project name
The City of Time
Architecture firm
MAD Architects
Photography
Aranya Theater Festival Shooting Team, Migratory Birds 300, DONG Image
Principal architect
Ma Yansong, Dang Qun, Yosuke Hayano
Design team
Miao Si, Huang Juntao, Zhang Zhonglin
Collaborators
Aranya Theater Festival, Migratory Birds 300. Aranya Theater Festival Shooting Team: Zaiye Studio (Wang Zhen, Wang Yong, Hou Xuefei, Zhao Weiyi, Hu Yiqian), Zhu Shi, Wang Zhe, Liu Jianhui, Yu Yang, Zhao Nan
Typology
Public Art Project
Alsar Atelier: Like most urban environments, Cambridge is subject to the inevitable effects of climate change and seemingly growing socioeconomic inequities within urban planning of the public realm. These phenomena often affect communities living in neighborhoods that were not originally planned for high population density and lack shaded infrastr...
Project name
Growing Shade
Architecture firm
Alsar Atelier, Northeastern University School of Architecture
Photography
Randy Crandon, Rolando Girodengo, Django Keyes
Typology
Public Architecture/ Community Room
The New Provostry is a historical building from 1877, built in the neo-Gothic style, and is located adjacent to St. Vitus Cathedral in the heart of Prague Castle. The reconstruction concept focuses on reopening the inner courtyard to the public. On both sides of the restored courtyard, two modern annexes have been built where a coach house and stab...
Project name
Extensions and Reconstruction of the New Provostry
Architecture firm
Studio acht
Location
Hradčany 34, Prague, Czech Republic
Principal architect
Václav Hlaváček, Mikuláš Wittlich, and Pavel Jakoubek
Design team
Barbora Janů, Anna Halaburtová, Lukáš Dejdar
Built area
Built-up area: 589 m² historical building; 141 m² extensions; Usable floor area: 1477 m² historical building; 77 m² eastern extension; 88 m² western extension; 147 m² courtyard basement
Collaborators
Mikuláš Wittlich, lead project engineer. Pavel Jakoubek, lead project engineer
Structural engineer
Jan Zima
Material
Reconstruction: Lacquered veneer – restored historical furniture; slate – roof. Extensions: Steel – vertical load-bearing frame structure, removable floor, staircase; sandstone cladding – facade; reinforced concrete monolith – underground parts, ceiling
Client
The Metropolitan Chapter of St. Vitus in Prague
Today, Glavovic Studio—a diverse bi-coastal architecture studio improving quality of life through architecture, art, and urban design—announced that the official grand opening date of Margi Glavovic Nothard’s “Sunset Hammock” is Wednesday, May 8th. The public art installation, already open to the public at Sunset Point Park in Tamarac, Florida, is...
Project name
Sunset Hammock
Architecture firm
Glavovic Studio
Location
Sunset Point Park, City of Tamarac, 11000 W. Mc Nab Road, Tamarac, FL 33321, USA
Photography
Robin Hill Photography
Principal architect
The project is a design build, and the GC was required to provide signed and sealed construction and permit documents
Design team
Margi Glavovic Nothard. Glavovic Studio: Rafael Guissarri, Glenda Puente. City of Tamarac: Beth Ravitz, George Gadson, Maxine Calloway, John Doherty, Ron Stein
Built area
180’ L x 40’W x 20’H = 7,200 ft²
Site area
Approximately 28,000SF/0.64 Acres
Collaborators
City of Tamarac
Landscape
City of Tamarac
Civil engineer
Larry De Rose, SE
Structural engineer
Larry De Rose, SE
Environmental & MEP
Larry De Rose, SE
Construction
TechOne Group
Supervision
TechOne Group
Visualization
Margi Glavovic Nothard, Glavovic Studio
Tools used
SketchUp, Lumion, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, AutoCAD, Revit
Material
Prefabricated modular powder coated aluminum poles; steel structure; concrete footings, galvanized steel gabion wall with limestone rocks
Typology
Site Specific Public Art
St Giles Square, Centre Point is a major urban square and building renovation in Central London. A holistic urban renewal comprising new public space, historic renovation and new build delivered through multiple clients and contracts, capitalising on the upgraded transport interchange at Tottenham Court Road and the wider changes delivered as part...
Project name
Centre Point and St Giles Square
Architecture firm
MICA Architects
Photography
Andy Stagg, Andy Matthews, MICA Architects
Principal architect
Gavin Miller
Design team
James Kirk, Danusia Lewis, Chris Wood
Collaborators
Electrical Engineer: Sweco. Planning: Gerald Eve. Facade: Eckersley O'Callaghan
Structural engineer
Pell Frischmann
Lighting
Speirs and Major
