Passage
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Project • By Prashant Parmar Architect • Hospitals
Shree Narnarayan Children Hospital in Gandhinagar
The Doctors both husband & wife are well-known Neo Netologist and Pediatricians of Dahod practicing over 2 years. It was a dream of the doctors to design the Children hospital having atleast 14 beds in Gandhinagar that is simple, sober, timeless, and unique without eliminating any of the requirements.
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Stepping into this Uniquely designed children hospital, you will experience the soothing, timeless, and calming vibes that has the power to heal the patients in its own way. The colors used here are soothing combinations of browns and greys making it elegant & timeless.
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Initially, there were 4 shops in this space. But, to cop up with all the requirements, all t... More
Project • By Matern Architekten • Offices
Rathauspassage · city passage
The Rathauspassage Paderborn is the result of an initiative by private builders. By converting the old company buildings of the F. Schöningh publishing house, a sequence of new urban spaces has been created, connecting Rosenstraße with Jühenplatz and Rathausplatz.The ground floor zones were completely redesigned for small-scale retail trade and enriched with gastronomic and cultural uses. The upper floors are reserved for offices, surgeries and apartments. The interventions of gutting, renovation and supplementary new buildings have created a lively mix with an unmistakable character. The passages, courtyards and alleys were designed in connection with the old network of paths in Paderborn's city centre. More
Project • By the next ENTERprise Architects • Streets
Blindgänger
Let's start with the location: an industrial area. Trucks move in and out, work is being done. A storage yard and a concrete factory are not exactly watchmaker workshops, they are – or were – rough. The position of manufacturing halls and office containers results from operational planning, urban planning is hardly involved. The location is neither beautiful nor ugly; it's built along functional criteria. (…)
The concept for the Blindgänger project, as the authors ambiguously name their work*, proposes a linear space instead of the expected fence (Translator's note: around the cultural workshops). It correctly fulfils the same function (that of separation), but goes on to provide a rich experiential space for the human senses. With the wal... More