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Project • By TAU Arquitetos • Social Housing
Vila Solarium
Located on the outskirts of Bragança Paulista, in the interior of São Paulo State, is the land destined for a project of a multifamily residential complex at an affordable cost. The site has a slope and the presence of natural rocks that limit occupation.
Studio Gui Uemura
Studio Gui Uemura
Studio Gui Uemura
In the face of this context, the great challenge was to define the implantation related to the site topography and explore the views of the natural landscape. Therefore, we proposed 12 units whose implantation does not follow the traditional twinned configuration. Instead, we have independent houses on different levels.
Studio Gui Uemura
Studio Gui Uemura
Studio Gui Uemura
The houses h... More
Product • By Plaskolite Charlotte • Topgal Standing Seam System
Topgal Standing Seam System
Topgal is a premium multiwall polycarbonate standing seam panel system. Topgal panels and components combine to offer more rigidity, thermal insulation, strength, and solar heat control compared to our Standard Grade sheets and profiles. The Topgal system can be used in numerous applications including public buildings, sports facilities, and pergolas. The Topgal system comes fully equipped with all the necessary components for quality and reliable coverage. All components have passed a full cycle of tests for quality and compatibility with polycarbonate.
Topgal sheets are virtually unbreakable making them a great alternative to glass. Topgal sheets are lightweight, offer good fire resistance, and excellent insulation. Topgal sheets... More
The Silo
3-Jul-2017
From storage container to urban focal point - Construction of The Silo completed in Copenhagen
As the centrepiece of Copenhagen’s redeveloped Nordhavn (North Harbour), Danish architects COBE and clients Klaus Kastbjerg and NRE Denmark unveil the completed transformation of The Silo. The former industrial silo was originally used as a storage container for grain. Fifty years later, the 17-storey silo has been converted for new use as a residential apartment building with 38 unique units, ranging from 106 m2 to 401 m2 in size, and with public functions such as event and dining facilities on the upper and lower levels.
The Silo is part of the transformation of Copenhagen’s Nordhavn (North Harbour) – a vast postindustrial develo... More