Cantilever 3

Source: Pedro Pegenaute archdaily.com

Swimming Pools For Vigo University, Orense, Spain, 2008 designed by Francisco Mangado

The platform is designed with bold projections supported by a strong base that, aside from spanning the existing drops, shapes the pools and contains all the water treatment services and necessary systems for the correct performance of the program. The contrast between this massive, topographic base and the cantilevering light glass surfaces surrounding the public level of swimming pools is one the basic formal arguments of the project. -- ArchDaily

Source: Thomas Jorion archdaily.com

Cultural Center Pontault Combault, Pontault Combault, France, 2008 designed by Archi5

The volume of the exhibition hall extends over the axis of the volume of the theater. Taking advantage of the slope, suspended, dominating the public space without exceeding the ceiling of the adjacent buildings. -- ArchDaily

Source: Michael Calderwood archdaily.com

Cinepolis Headquarters, Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico, 2009 designed by KMD Architects

The composition is arranged in a four level solution that incorporates a strikingly bold design feature of two balancing volumes, which appear to defy gravity. Architectural and structural design are integrated into an iconic design which features cantilevers of up to 135 feet, which make it one of the world’s longest of its class.  -- ArchDaily

Source: Batlle I Roig Arquitectes archdaily.com

Nursery In The Jardines De Malaga, Barcelona, Spain, 2010 designed by Batlle i Roig Arquitectes

The need for playgrounds and porches on both levels was solved with a structural offset in section. The classroom access is done, in both levels, trough a wide corridor illuminated by a patio attached to the neighbor division wall. The entrance, located at one end of the volume, was protected by another offset of the superior volume that created a cantilever over the access. -- ArchDaily

Source: Kyu Sung Woo Architects

10 Akron Street at Memorial Drive, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA designed by Kyu Sung Woo Architects

The new housing acts as a gateway to both the southern edge of Harvard’s Cambridge campus and to Harvard’s new developing initiatives in Allston across the Western Avenue Bridge. The building’s various scales and courtyard space mediate between the river and the City of Cambridge. The 177,000 sf building houses 215 beds, a Faculty Director’s Suite, several common & study lounges, a Multi-Purpose room, and an underground parking facility. -- architect's web site

winner of the 2011 Harleston Parker Medal for Architectural Excellence

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Source: Hanspeter Schiess archdaily.com

Innsbruck Trade Fair A, Innsbruck, Austria, 2011 designed by ARGE CNBZ Architects

A large and solid construction is laying on the new single-storey exhibition hall repeats the dimension of the old hall as a significant building end and takes over the functions of entrance hall and event hall [1500 people]. Its cantiliver of 25 m creates a signal effect and defines the generously roofed main entrance of the new fair. -- ArchDaily

Source: Yao Li archdaily.com

Lintong Zhiyang Cultural Park, Sevilla, Spain, 2012 designed by Lacime Architectural Design

The first block included management committee office buildings, city planning exhibition hall and tourism cultural center. The second block consist of traditional commercial Pedestrian Street and culture club. The third block was designed as central water- feature area that connects three blocks together. -- ArchDaily

Source: Yoshihiro Koitani archdaily.com

Harvest Elementary School, Calle Francisco Alcocer Pozo, Candiles, Querétaro, Mexico, 2012 designed by Zendejas Arquitectos + Marván Arquitectos + Martinez Arquitecto

Composed of a superposition of metal boxes interrelated, has a clear configuration in each of this elements, allowing a functional and harmonious organization for each of the educational levels. -- ArchDaily

Source: Fernando Alda archdaily.com

Housing Complex in Sevilla, Sevilla, Spain, 2013 designed by DL+A Arquitectos Asociados

....in every tower an upper public space reflects the highest degree of intimacy between the users of the different towers… a proprietary of one of those could invite its neighbors from the others to his watchtower, to his finger, outdoor spaces pointing to each other talking about invisible relationships such as smoking, chatting, stargazing. -- ArchDaily

Source: Jasmin Schuller archdaily.com

Doninpark, Vienna, Austria, 2013 designed by LOVE architecture and urbanism

The ground floor of the building houses a shopping zone that faces the subway stop, while the first and second floors feature office space and a gym. The third floor upwards is residential quarters. The apartments are oriented towards the east or west and can be accessed via a central aisle. Each residential unit is equipped with a balcony, loggia or alcove. The loggias are on the east side, thereby creating a distance to the street space. -- ArchDaily

Source: Sebastián Crespo archdaily.com

UNASUR Building, Quito, Ecuador, 2014 designed by Diego Guayasamin

The proposal of a solid core of reinforced concrete where two large metal trusses were anchored in a way of an habitable beam. The structure results in a positive, proactive and strong iconic image system. This scheme is also largest armor flown in South America with 55 mts. without support, modeling technology, drive and creativity. -- ArchDaily