This is the submission for the 2012 London Olympics Information Pavilion Competition made by Joseph Sung from Vonsung, using a well known symbol of London. Read More »
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Posts Tagged ‘Pavilion’
[LONDON] Pavilion Competition Winner
AC-CA the organizer of the [London] Pavilion Competition have just revealed the stunning competition results. Read More »
A Mobile Coffee Platform by California College of the Arts
After months of research into why prefabrication has not been the glowing success people had hoped it would be, a design team at the CCA has developed an answer: mix prefabrication and CNC technology with the current trend of mobile food trucks. Read More »
The Aldgate Landmark Pavilion for 2012 Olympics
The Aldgate Landmark Pavilion designed by Easton + Combs is a temporary entrance marker to the City of London in celebration of the 2012 Olympics. The site’s importance is that it is the location of the former city gate, the Aldgate, a historically significant point of entry to the city of London that was famous for being open to all social classes when the other city gates were reserved for various elites. Read More »
The Times Eureka Pavilion by NEX and Marcus Barnett
British practice NEX created a benchmark in integrated design at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show in London last week, working with Buro Happold and Chelsea Gold Medallist Marcus Barnett on the creation of a pavilion for The Times Eureka Garden, in association with the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Read More »
The Creativity Pavilion by Plasma Studio
This pavilion by London architects Plasma Studio is located at the heart of the 2011 Xi’an International Horticultural Expo, which is currently taking place in China. Read More »
London 2012 Olympic Games Information Pavilion Competition
London is the largest urban zone in the European Union with a cosmopolitan population of over 7.7 million residence. The London Games is being eagerly anticipated by millions of sporting fans around the world. The Games, which officially kicks off on the 27th July 2012 will see the arrival of world’s top athletes and their team officials representing various participating nations, international dignitaries, the Games officials and not to mention millions of supporters and fans. Read More »
Whatami by stARTT
This pavilion by Italian firm stARTT has won the first international edition of the MoMA/P.S.1 Young Architects Program and will be installed outside the Zaha Hadid-designed MAXXI museum in Rome this June. Read More »
A ROOM FOR LONDON by Design Initiatives
A Room for London is a competition for temporary demountable hotel room for up to two guests on top of the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London during the Olympic year of 2012. Read More »
A Room For London
Arthur Toth has sent to us his entrie for “A Room For London” Competition. The geometry of the project follow the principles of Dirichlet tessellation, named after Lejeune Dirichlet who study the quadratic forms in 1850. Read More »
Atlantic City Boardwalk Holocaust Memorial
The existing 40’ x 60’ footprint of the pavilion on the Atlantic City Boardwalk has been re-envisioned by Hung-Yin Yen, DESA, and Ching-Yi Chen in an attempt to maximize the usage of the space as a Holocaust Memorial and activate it as a gathering point on the boardwalk. Read More »
Zaragoza Bridge Pavilion by Zaha Hadid
The Bridge Pavilion is organized around 4 main sections, or ‘pods’ that perform both as structural elements and as spatial enclosures. Read More »
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