ArchDaily featuring 100

ArchDaily featuring 100

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22

Jan

2015

ArchDaily publications
100 | featured | online journals
 
Our friends from ArchDaily have featured us in a bunch of articles.
In this page please find all the articles they have done for us.
We are grateful and honoured to the ArchDaily team!
 
You can check them all by clicking in here!

 
You may view the ‘Pixeland’ article here:
 
“A public space beautification comprising a combination of different outdoor facilities in a single space, such as landscape features, playscape features for kids and leisure features for adults.”
 
Go to the article by clicking here!
 
 

www.archdaily.com

 
You may view the ‘Red planet’ article here:
 
“The red planet features a bubbling basketball field which serves as a surreal playground, providing an artificial topography for playing, climbing, sliding, sitting, laying.”
 
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www.archdaily.com

 
You may view the ‘Club med’ article here:
 
“Based on a Mediterranean feelings of holidays, which is swimming, the Lobby was conceptualized to mimic a swimming pool, in which visitors would be submerged under water.”
 
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www.archdaily.com

 
You may view the ‘huellas artes’ article here:
 
“Se trata de una intervención arquitectónica que propone la re-configuración de un determinado espacio a través del realce de las rutinas diarias de dicho lugar.”
 
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www.plataformaarquitectura.cl

 
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Crystal Pool in Archdaily

Crystal Pool in Archdaily

Crystal Pool is a creative public space intervention designed for the grand opening of a new mixed-use complex located in the New Bund, the emerging international business center in Pudong (Shanghai), with the aim of fostering entertainment & social interactions among new visitors, appealing to kids, youngsters & adults alike.

Crystal Pool in Archdaily

Underwater office in Frame

Underwater office in Frame

The design of Club Med's HQ in Shanghai was inspired by a swimming pool

Underwater office in Frame

Crystal Pool in mooool

Crystal Pool in mooool

水晶池是一项富有创造性的公共空间活动，它因位于上海浦东的新兴国际商务中心-晶耀前滩的新综合用途楼的隆重开业而设计。旨在促进新游客之间的娱乐和社交互动，吸引儿童、青少年和成人

Crystal Pool in mooool

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YouTube Video UCyoOpK5SjZlridYZ2AqFUFQ_maPKOJkCEyY
Hidden Garden is an exterior renovation of a sunken plaza giving access to a mixed-use complex in Minhang, the suburban district in the South-West of Shanghai. Besides serving as access plaza to the commercial and office buildings, the sunken plaza is also an open-air semipublic space fully open to the public throughout the day. This revamp of this almost abandoned sunken plaza had as a main objective turning the grey and obsolete space into an eye-catching, bold and vibrant public space fostering social interactions, entertainment and a fun immersive experience below the surface of buzzy intersection streets in Minhang. The project was conceptualized as if we had buried a seed in a colorless ground unleashing a colorful blooming explosion of life, gigantic flowers and entertainment features triggering the occurrence of this wonderful blooming garden. In order to bring the sunken plaza to life, we colonized all the basement floor with a circle-packing Colorscape, mimicking colorful flower buds perceived from top view, which is the way we figured most of the visitors would get a first glance at the sunken space as they access from the surface. Many of those circles feature interactive games, graphics and messages in them, encouraging a functional and eventful activation of the floor and the space. With the aim of enhancing the whole garden experience and immerse visitors in it, 3 oversized flowers sprout up from the ground, serving as playful and resting platforms under comfortable shadows, for kids and adults alike. Seating features were designed as little colorful sprouts, while the main playful feature is rendered as a meandering flower stem than bends to allocate swings and passages. Nearby the flowers, and guarded by 4 colorful columns, lies a mini-amphitheater for kids to meet, socialize and play around it. As a result, the revamped sunken space has been transformed into an attractor and a destination for a diverse group of users targeting families and youngsters. Commercially specking it has increased importantly the flow of people helping to ensure the success of the commercial scheme in which is immersed. PROJECT NAME: Secret Garden DESIGN: 100 Architects (Shanghai) DESIGN TEAM: Marcial Jesús, Javier González, Lara Broglio, Mónica Páez, Keith Gong, Cosima Jiang, Ponyo Zhao, Elena Michelutti, Ginger Huang CLIENT: CapitaLand SIZE: 510 m2. STATUS: Built LOCATION: Minhang District, Shanghai (China) VIDEOGRAPHY: Lalo Lopes
Hidden Garden explanatory movie! Mystery
YouTube Video UCyoOpK5SjZlridYZ2AqFUFQ_lx2_k72T764
Hidden Garden is an exterior renovation of a sunken plaza giving access to a mixed-use complex in Minhang, the suburban district in the South-West of Shanghai. Besides serving as access plaza to the commercial and office buildings, the sunken plaza is also an open-air semipublic space fully open to the public throughout the day. This revamp of this almost abandoned sunken plaza had as a main objective turning the grey and obsolete space into an eye-catching, bold and vibrant public space fostering social interactions, entertainment and a fun immersive experience below the surface of buzzy intersection streets in Minhang. The project was conceptualized as if we had buried a seed in a colorless ground unleashing a colorful blooming explosion of life, gigantic flowers and entertainment features triggering the occurrence of this wonderful blooming garden. In order to bring the sunken plaza to life, we colonized all the basement floor with a circle-packing Colorscape, mimicking colorful flower buds perceived from top view, which is the way we figured most of the visitors would get a first glance at the sunken space as they access from the surface. Many of those circles feature interactive games, graphics and messages in them, encouraging a functional and eventful activation of the floor and the space. With the aim of enhancing the whole garden experience and immerse visitors in it, 3 oversized flowers sprout up from the ground, serving as playful and resting platforms under comfortable shadows, for kids and adults alike. Seating features were designed as little colorful sprouts, while the main playful feature is rendered as a meandering flower stem than bends to allocate swings and passages. Nearby the flowers, and guarded by 4 colorful columns, lies a mini-amphitheater for kids to meet, socialize and play around it. As a result, the revamped sunken space has been transformed into an attractor and a destination for a diverse group of users targeting families and youngsters. Commercially specking it has increased importantly the flow of people helping to ensure the success of the commercial scheme in which is immersed. PROJECT NAME: Secret Garden DESIGN: 100 Architects (Shanghai) DESIGN TEAM: Marcial Jesús, Javier González, Lara Broglio, Mónica Páez, Keith Gong, Cosima Jiang, Ponyo Zhao, Elena Michelutti, Ginger Huang CLIENT: CapitaLand SIZE: 510 m2. STATUS: Built LOCATION: Minhang District, Shanghai (China) VIDEOGRAPHY: Lalo Lopes
Hidden Garden official video! Cheerful
YouTube Video UCyoOpK5SjZlridYZ2AqFUFQ_uMLh6eTEurM
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