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Project • By Architectural Visualization Studio Vis-oN • Apartments
Slava
The distance between the buildings has been increased to prevent their masses from overlapping. Thanks to the well-planned layouts and the strategic placement of the towers, they have managed to provide expansive views from all apartment windows. Each tower features a spacious lobby with a meeting and negotiation room. Additionally, on the second floor, all residential buildings provide access to the inner courtyard.
Vis-oN studio
Vis-oN studio
The predominant landscape pattern consists of linear elements symbolizing progression from the present to the future. The curved shapes of gardens and sites bear a resemblance to a watch dial. The streets inside the stylobat seamlessly blend with the external environment, lacking dis... More
Project • By Barcode Architects • Masterplans
Masterplan Rijnhaven Rotterdam
In, on, and around the Rijnhaven with its historic quays, industrial monuments and expansive city views a new urban area will be developed, putting Rotterdam further on the map as a 21st century metropolis. A wide esplanade with urban functions and special high-rise projects will soon be adjacent to a large-scale city park that adds a pleasant green quality to the harbor basin. This new urban park, located at the beginning of the Rijnhaven, will become an attractive public area with a permanent town beach and an educational ‘tidal park’. With its unique location, size, and special character, the Rijnhaven offers the opportunity to create a unique combination of city and park.
Barcode Architects
For the creation of the Rijn... More
LANDSCAPE OF DIFFERENCES
It is in vain to predict the political, cultural or economic developments of the next 50 years. In order to recognise this, a look into the past is sufficient.
To predict the political, cultural and technological developments in the next 50 years is an intricate effort. We know that the climate will change and that Brandenburg will become warmer and drier on average. We know that this will have consequences for food production, biodiversity and that structures in industry, agriculture and energy will have to adapt. As well as landscape, water and biological systems. These transformations will take decades and can build on the strengths of Berlin-Brandenburg’s landscape: the lakes and rivers as the backbone of a cultural landscape cha... More