Using the Useless, Art Bridge in Los Angeles
Great Wall of Los Angeles Interpretive Green Bridge – Art Bridge, by wHY-Architecture
Great Wall of Los Angeles Interpretive Green Bridge – Art Bridge, by wHY-Architecture
The intervention area is a remaining ground of 80 ha resulting from the urban intervention of the Barajas Airport in Madrid. It is a ruling plan of the Spanish yards.
CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS
Since the beginning of the project, the execution of the constructions in the urban area was based on one idea. It needed to be made out of biodegradable materials and also be a creation that has a low impact on the environmental CO2. In short it’ll be an auto-sufficient space with energy autonomy and of low maintenance.
This construction by TAKAO SHIOTSUKA ATELIER is a banquet hall, along with a marriage ceremony hall, in Oita-city, Oita, Japan.
The client requested that the ceremony hall should at least be able to consist of 40 people.
The Yoyogi is a 80 m2 house in Shibuya ward, Tokyo by Front Office Tokyo
The mission with this project was to construct a house that consisted of a rather small area in central Tokyo and then give it a modern look. Since the house didn’t have the fortune of a site with a long view, they wanted this to become the undertaking of the garden. See how they from the problem reached the result.
Structure: Alan Burden (structured environment)
Construction: Tokyu Kensetsu
Love the Life was established in 1997 by Akemi Katsuno and Takashi Yagi. Their creativity is primarily focused on architectural design and interior design.
James & Mau has put their focus on innovative and contemporary designs based on bioclimatic (sustainable design that mainly addresses comfort through design adaptations, site-specific and regional climate conditions.) and modular architecture.
