Circular Economy Villages (or CEVs) is a systems-based approach to living and land regeneration developed by Dr Steven Liaros, a town planner and political economist, together with water engineer Nilmini De Silva, directors of Australian town planning consultancy PolisPlan.
Project name
Spiral Village
Architecture firm
Valentino Gareri Atelier
Location
Bellingen, New South Wales, Australia
Tools used
Autodesk 3ds Max, AutoCAD, Rhinoceros 3D
Principal architect
Valentino Gareri
Design team
Valentino Gareri Atelier, Polisplan
Visualization
Denis Guchev
Client
Polisplan (For Bellingen Council)
Typology
Mixed-Use Development
The project is an abstract amalgamation of nature and human habitat. The scene explores the intimate relationship humans have with nature.
The scene aims to highlight how induction of features imitating nature can hugely impact spaces visually and aesthetically. It also portrays the huge impact organic forms can have on us.
Project name
Under The Sea-Ling
Architecture firm
Rohit Dhote
Tools used
Autodesk 3ds Max, Blender, Adobe Photoshop
Principal architect
Rohit Dhote
Visualization
Rohit Dhote
Typology
Conceptual Interior Design
Home for a Winemaker is a small house, for adults. It is sited on a hill with great views of Arrowtown's famous autumnal trees displaying their glory for much of the year and the Remarkables mountain range and moody skies in the other direction.
Project name
Home for a Winemaker
Architecture firm
Stacey Farrell Architect
Location
Arrowtown, New Zealand
Principal architect
Stacey Farrell
Design team
Stacey Farrell
Structural engineer
McConaughy Consulting
Landscape
Jude van Brandenburg
Supervision
Stacey Farrell
Visualization
staceyfarrell.com
Construction
Brosnan Construction
Material
Wood, Glass, Steel
Typology
Residential › House
Supported by a grant from the Getty Foundation, the newly enhanced digital atlas will allow users to view thousands of digitized archival photographs, architectural plans, and landscapes that animate Rio’s evolving cityscape.
Photography
Courtesy imagineRio
In today's modern world, concrete has become a very commonly used substance in construction. Watch any building being built, and you will most likely see a lot of concrete being poured and formed to create walls, slabs for floors, sidewalks, roads, bridges, and so on.
Photography
La Casa del Sapo ( Onnis Luque, Fabian Martinez)
Aedas’ triumphant scheme of Genzon Technology Innovation Center in Shenzhen’s Nanshan District encompasses offices that promote a new mode of working, luxury hotel facilities and a bracing shopping experience.
Project name
Shenzhen Genzon Technology Innovation Center
Tools used
Autodesk 3ds Max, V-ray, Adobe Photoshop
Principal architect
Dr. Andy Wen, Global Design Principal; Dong Wei Wang, Executive Director
Design team
Andy Wen, Dong Wei Wang
Client
Genzon Investment Group Co.
Status
Conceptcept - Design
Typology
Commercial › Offices, Retail, Hotels
Villa No. 1 has been designed for a family of three in Mazandaran - North of Iran - on top of a humid green Hill. By forming the open and semi open spaces and openings on southern side of the building, it’s been tried to throw more attention to the natural outdoor landscape and views to green nature, down the hill and the surrounding jungles.
Architecture firm
Didformat Studio
Location
Mazandaran, Iran
Tools used
Autodesk 3ds Max, Corona Renderer, Adobe Photoshop
Principal architect
Amirhossein Nourbakhsh, Sara Saidi
Collaborators
Mohammad Yosefi, Babak Behboudi
Visualization
Amirhossein Nourbakhsh
Status
Under Construction
Typology
Residential › House
This house was built as a secondary house combining earth, wood and stone structures with very traditional Moroccan finishings: Tadelakt in wall, earth tiles in the ground, sculptured cedar wood, Ourika Stones in the façade and roofs with eucalyptus and bamboo.
Project name
Bsabess Ecodome
Architecture firm
Ecodome Maroc
Location
Bsabess, Benslimane, Morocco
Photography
Ecodome Maroc
Principal architect
Youness Ouazri
Material
Earth, Wood and Stone
Construction
Ecodome Maroc
Typology
Residential › House
A successful architecture firm can be made or broken on the back of its ability to discover the right clients, but how do you go about doing this in the first place?
Photography
FIRM architects
This is a renovation project in Germany. This space has a good view of the Berlin TV Tower and this was very important for the employer. Therefore, we removed the previous windows that existed in this space and used large windows for better visibility and view.
Project name
Mulackstrasse Project
Architecture firm
Novono (Nora von Nordenskjöld), https://www.novono.com
Tools used
Autodesk 3ds Max, V-ray , Adobe Photoshop
Visualization
Hamidreza Meghrazi
Typology
Residential › House
