100architects está certificado en 3 categorías de la norma ISO

100architects está certificado en 3 categorías de la norma ISO

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100architects está certificado en 3 categorías de la norma ISO
Shanghai 23 de Noviembre, 2020
 
¡¡¡CERTIFICADOS!!!
 
100 Arquitectos ha sido certificado por la Organización Internacional de Normalización a través de BSI Group, de acuerdo con las siguientes categorías:
 
– ISO 9001:2015 Sistema de manejo de calidad
– ISO 14001:2015 Sistema de gestión ambiental
– ISO 45001:2018 Sistema de Gestión de Seguridad y Salud en el Trabajo
 
 

3 certifications in 3 different categories.

 
Después de un largo período de 7 meses en el que hemos capacitado a nuestro personal y reestructuramos nuestro sistema de gestión para cumplir con los procedimientos estándar de ISO, nos complace anunciar que nuestra empresa ha implementado con éxito estos 3 sistemas de gestión.
 
Todos los procesos y procedimientos han sido cuidadosamente diseñados y probados según estándares internacionales, y hoy estamos mejor preparados y aún más profesionalizados para ofrecer servicios de alta calidad.
ISO es una marca reconocida internacionalmente que representa calidad, confiabilidad y mejora continua, atributos que siempre van ligados a la marca 100 Arquitectos.
 

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The Orange Moon is a metropolitan intervention that aims to boost commerce and tourism catalyzing economic development by positioning this huge object on the riverbank of the Hang River, contributing to the city brand identity with a functional and eye catching project that will serve the entire city. Drawing inspiration from the captivating sight of the Orange Moon phenomenon, our project, Orange Moon, finds its home in the heart of Seoul, a city that thrives amidst the harmony of urban life and natural beauty. Situated along the banks of the Han River, Orange Moon serves as a beacon, echoing the mesmerizing circular form and vibrant hue of the Orange Moon in the night sky. Just as Seoul embraces its natural surroundings, our project seeks to embody this connection to nature. The Orange Moon project symbolizes a harmonious blend of nature and architecture, serving as a beacon of innovation and beauty within Seoul's urban landscape, celebrating the city's rich cultural heritage and enduring bond with the natural world. With the purpose of improving the existing public facility of the Swimming Pool in Jamsil Hangang Park, the Municipality of Seoul launched a Competition for a design solution that would bring back the former glory of this 30-years-old facility on the banks of the Hang River. Not only by renovating the Swimming Pools themselves, but also seeking a solution that would reactivate the entire Park as a public destination within the City of Seoul. Our mission transcended the renovation of the existing pools, targeting the reestablishment of the natural landscape and fulfilling an entire urban regeneration, turning Hangang Park into a major urban and ecological landmark for the city of Seoul, to be used throughout all seasons. The proposal unifies the pool complex with the surrounding cultural facilities. On the West, the Sagak Sagak Artistic Area, and on the East, the Botanical Learning Center. The plan connects those 3 facilities through a system of meandering interweaved pedestrian paths, allowing easy pedestrian accessibility between all of them, transforming the entire riverfront into a prominent public natural destination. The joint proposal draws its inspiration from Taegeuk, the traditional Korean symbol which can be found in the National Flag of South Korea, as a very honored, loyal illustrative and recognizable shape. A perfect circle split in two halves, red & blue, representing the balance in the universe. The search for this balance between nature & architecture, is the core of our design, translating the Taegeuk into an orange circular object, a pedestrian walkway shaped as a ring that encloses the main pool facility. This circular walkway is interrupted at the riverbank, hovering over the river, a belvedere allowing amazing views over the Hang River. Curving upwards towards the highway, the elevated pedestrian walkway shields the pools from the traffic noise, and accommodates necessary indoor facilities under its roof at the same time. It flattens at the intersection with the riverfront promenade, in order to ease pedestrian connectivity; and finally, it protrudes over the riverbank, creating two walkable piers overlooking both, the river and the restored nature of the riverbank. The undulating intertwined pedestrian paths create opportunities and affordances for the park’s public program. Programmatic interventions for entertainment and leisure spaces within the natural environment are envisioned, offering valuable interactions with nature. Spaces for practicing a wide range of sports, resting areas, shading structures and natural kids playscapes, resulting in a multifunctional park suitable for all kind of ages. All pools are designed in a sustainable way to naturally clean its water by using a helophyte filtering system with reeds planted around the pools. The treatment of cleaning the water is naturally done by bacteria living in the roots of the planted reeds. This project is a creative international collaboration between 100 Architects (Shanghai), Carve (Amsterdam) and Urien (Seoul), with the local coordination & support of the landscape architect Walter Ryu.
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