The Linked Hybrid complex in Beijing
Link Complex Hybrid 220 000 square meters which won awards in 2009 include eight towers linked by a ring of eight residential sky bridge various public functions. This complex is located adjacent to the perimeter of the former town of Beijing. To face the current development trend in China’s urban areas, complex shapes spaced twenty-first century a new city porous, inviting and open to the public from every side. In addition to more than 750 apartment complexes including the public, commercial, and recreational facilities as well as hotels and schools. With sitelines around, during, and through multifaceted spatial layers, the city is “in town” as one of the central aims of the concept of public space in urban environments, and can support all activities and programs for the everyday life of 2,500 people. Building Board of Appeal and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) has named Steven holl architects recently completed complex of the Linked Hybrid in Beijing recipient Tall “Best Building” in Asia and Australia for the 2009 awards. Each year, the CTBUH recognize one outstanding high buildings from each of the four geographical regions: America, Asia and Australia, Europe and the Middle East and Africa. The “Best Overall Tall Building” will be chosen from among the four recipients at the Awards Dinner on October 23 during the CTBUH 2009 Conference in Chicago.
House office from Saegeling Medizintechnik
Created by architect Gerd Priebe, a new building located in the middle of the existing complex and combines a functional office space with a two-story entrance hall in a small land area. Two story elegantly curved building is intended to create an intelligent and futuristic look that harmonically matches the existing office. We liked the glass façade and white façade panels that produce an atmosphere, not yet open and light the floating effect. Specializes in producing high-end medical equipment, Germany from Saegeling Medizintechnik has impressed the design world with their newest office building in Heidenau, Germany.
The warmest and inviting of the building in tokyo
EAST Design Office is an architect firm located in Kyoto, Japan. The “gap” This house is made entirely of wall that shows the building has no windows. The light will only go through the gaps that this project turned out to be very genuine. However, concrete walls do not really make this the most warm and inviting place to live go But this is only the exterior, the interior may be a reply to greet hostility “” This place was originally inspired. All in all, architecture is really impressive and so also feel that the form of light in the house.
