A first excerpt – the Netherlands Pavilion. Photographer Piet Niemann re-visited the EXPO-site and documented the current state in a comprehensive body of work, 20 years after the world fair took place. The first extract of this project focuses exclusively on the icon and most popular Pavilion of the time – the Netherlands Pavilion.
Photographer
Piet Niemann
Tools used
Cambo Actus, Capture One, Adobe Photoshop
Project name
The Netherlands Pavilion of the Expo 2000 – 20 years after the world fair took place
Location
Hanover, Germany
Miroslav Naskov: Located on the shore of a lake, Pavilion house is a concept of a design intervention embedded into nature and becoming part of it. With its transparency it blurs the boundary between in and out, natural and artificial. The surrounding environment is invited to become part of the architecture and vice versa.
Project name
Pavilion Lake House
Architecture firm
Mind Design
Tools used
Autodesk Maya, Autodesk 3ds Max, Corona Renderer, Adobe Photoshop
Principal architect
Miroslav Naskov
Visualization
Miroslav Naskov
Typology
Residential › House
The Leonardo Glass Cube in Bad Driburg was designed by the German design studio 3deluxe and celebrated its opening in March 2007. After numerous innovative temporary design projects and architectural concepts, the Glass Cube is the first permanent building 3deluxe was able to realize.
Project name
Leonardo Glass Cube
Architecture firm
3Deluxe
Location
Bad Driburg, Germany
Photography
Dynamic Forms / Martin Foddanu Photography
Lighting
Licht & Gestaltung Schiefer GmbH
Construction
Metallbau Renneke
Tools used
Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom
Client
Glaskoch B. KOCH JR. GMBH & CO. KG
Typology
Exhibition Center
The Dubai-based architecture studio MEAN* (Middle East Architecture Network) designed a 3D printed pavilion for welcoming visitors into the desert of Wadi Rum, south of Jordan.
Project description by the architects:
A pavilion that celebrates the heritage of hospitality in the spirit of tomorr...
This industrial warehouse is located in Águeda, Portugal, in an area without any architectural references and surrounded by forest. With no relevant references and a layout which consists of a warehouse area for finished product storage, a cargo area and office space, the proposal is intended to reflect the simplicity of the solution, given the sim...
Project name
Planstone Industrial Pavilion
Architecture firm
Paulo Martins Arquitectura & Design
Location
Águeda, Portugal
Photography
IVo Tavares Studio
Principal architect
Paulo Martins
Collaborators
Bruno Alvarinhas
Structural engineer
Miguel Mendes Engenharia
Typology
Industrial › Warehouse
