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| Source: Jeffrey Jacobs Photography archdaily.com |
MATA South Intermodal Facility, Tennessee, USA, 2010 designed by brg3s architects
The west side of the building has a 30 foot deep roof overhang covering nine Greyhound bus spaces for passenger arrival and departure. This canopy has a continuous skylight roof monitor to bring natural light to the walkway next to the building. -- ArchDaily
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| Source: John Edward Linden archdaily.com |
Contemporary Art Museum, Raleigh, North Carolina, USA, 2010 designed by Brooks + Scarpa, Clearscapes
Read an article from Architectural RecordThe dramatic lobby is a glass-enclosed space set beneath a spectacular folded-panel roof that extends over the entry’s sculpture garden to form a kind of welcoming front porch. -- ArchDaily
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| Source: Miguel de Guzmán archdaily.com |
Avila Hospital, Ávila, Spain, 2010 designed by EACSN
The original building was built in the 1950’s; it is a low rise pavilion structure located within a large plot in the first area of expansion of the city of Avila. The extension fits in the typology of the existing complex, which is actually very similar to current trends in healthcare architecture. We built two new ward pavilions placed between the existing main circulation gallery and a new internal circulation parallel to the first one, with a new vertical communication nucleus. -- ArchDaily
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| Source: John Gollings archdaily.com |
Annexe, Ballarat, Australia, 2011 designed by Searle & Waldron Architecture
A modulated roof scape and painted timber linings recall roof forms of Ballarat’s 19th century back of house spaces where humble, timber lined, saw-toothed additions stand in contrast to the grand facades of the main streets. A singular augmented horizontal plane running inside to out, the roof defines the space while emphasising framed views across the condensed volume between ceiling and plinth. -- ArchDaily
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| Source: Timothy Hursley archdaily.com |
AIANC Center for Architecture and Design, Raleigh, North Carolina, USA, 2011 designed by Frank Harmon Architect PA
The siting, narrow form, and abundant glazing – including operable windows — maximize natural ventilation and light in every interior space. Other sustainability features include: Deep roof overhangs and porches to shade the building in the summer but allow warming light in the winter -- ArchDaily
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| Source: Nico Saieh archdaily.com |
Boulevard Las Brujas, La Reina, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile, 2012 designed by Mas Fernandez Arquitectos
The large covering that wraps the volumes that contain shops, helps to give the building a strong appearence, leaving the billboards captivated by architecture. -- ArchDaily
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| Source: David Sievers archdaily.com |
Thebarton Community Centre, Thebarton, Adelaide, Australia, 2013 designed by MPH Architects
....be a focus for the community, and a landmark as the northern gateway to the council area. The dominant built form with folded roof planes references movement, flight and the City of West Torrens as a transport hub. -- ArchDaily
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| Source: MVSA Architects archdaily.com |
Offices Schiedam Jumbo & Wärtsilä, Havenstraat 23, 3131 BD Vlaardingen, The Netherlands, 2013 designed by MVSA Architects
The volumes are rounded off by roof awnings that extend far out from the building to provide shading from the sun. -- ArchDaily
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| Source: Pedro Kok archdaily.com |
Groenlândia, Rua Groenlândia, 1157 – Jardim América, São Paulo – SP, 01434-100, Brazil, 2014 designed by Triptyque Architecture
Triptyque wanted to emphasize the stiffest materials such as marble and concrete to challenge them with the gravity. Groenlandia links together stone and glass, rigidity and transparency, durability and lightness. The deck, a large slab of concrete whose the wooden floor floats from over 9m, above a block of white marble. -- ArchDaily
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