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Nieto Sobejano Arquitectos | Barceló Temporary Market

Barcelo Temporary Market

Barcelo Temporary Market

Called Barceló Temporary Market, the structures remain in place while a series of new buildings for the area are under construction, including a shopping centre, sports centre and library.

Barcelo Temporary Market

Barcelo Temporary Market

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3 “Crystal Clear” Landmark Towers for Oslo Skyline

Project Facts and Credits: Address: Biskop Gunnerus gate 14 b, 0185 Oslo, Norway Client: KLP Eiendom AS Year: 2009 Year of competition: 1st prize in architectural competition, 2009 Architect: Kristin Jarmund Architects in collaboration with C. F. Møller Architects Landscape : Kristin Jarmund Architects in collaboration with C. F. Møller Architects Competition collaborators: ATKINS, Erichsen & Horgen AS, MIR (illustrations), Oslo Modellverksted (model) Area: 92,000 m² (75,000 m² above ground)

Landmark Towers

Project Facts and Credits:
Address: Biskop Gunnerus gate 14 b, 0185 Oslo, Norway
Client: KLP Eiendom AS
Year: 2009
Year of competition: 1st prize in architectural competition, 2009
Architect: Kristin Jarmund Architects in collaboration with C. F. Møller Architects
Landscape : Kristin Jarmund Architects in collaboration with C. F. Møller Architects
Competition collaborators: ATKINS, Erichsen & Horgen AS, MIR (illustrations), Oslo Modellverksted (model)
Area: 92,000 m² (75,000 m² above ground)

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Giant Cactus-Shaped Biofuel Towers – Biooctanic

Biooctanic

Biooctanic

Biofuel is a sexy topic right now, and we’ve seen everything from crop waste to algae to even tuberculosis as possible energy sources. But how about whole buildings that can generate biofuel? While the idea is still largely hypothetical, architects like UPI 2M in Croatia are jumping on the bandwagon and coming up with fascinating designs for biofuel production stations. Their project, dubbed ‘Biooctanic‘, is a series of cactus-shaped biofuel crop production towers located in an urban setting at the site of petrol (gas) stations. The idea is that by placing these sci-fi-esque fuel producing centers at the refill locations, the towers can act as filters to help improve urban air quality as well as lower transportation costs.

Biooctanic close

Biooctanic close

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Blaas General Partnership / monovolume

lead Blaas General

Architect: monovolume architecture + design
Location: Bolzano, Italy
Project team: Christian Gold, Barbara Waldboth, Thomas Garasi
Structural Engineering: Baucon Bozen (Ing. Neulichedl Simon)
Program: Commercial building
Building area: 1,250 sqm
Budget: 2,5 Mil. Euro
Project year: 2007
Photographs: Oskar Da Riz

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