MAZEN AL.ORABY
American embassy Vienna Walter Gropius :
The Embassy Building, completed July 4, 1961, Priority was given to the use of local materials. All the marble, cement, tile and plastering materials are Greek products. Most of the fabricated materials came from Western Europe.
It was imported from the United Allowalat materials
Such as plant and equipment adjustment and and Thuh
Pumps and transformers.
Pompidou Center Richard Rogers and Renzo Piano :
Design engineer Richard Rogers and Renzo Bannu
- Is a multi-use building in the area Bubur P
Pars, was designed by a superior architecture model
Technology. By architect Richard teams
Rogers and Renzo Bannu, along with
Gianfranco Francn
The New York Times noted that the design of the Centre
"turned the architecture world upside down" .
Eva Jiricna stairs, Joseph retail shops :
oseph took over a unit of three different sized floors,
totalling 800 sq.m. The existing geometry was unworkable and incoherent
, with limited shopfront in relation to the shop’s size.
Also the existing spiral staircase was located
in a position which neither assisted circulation nor complied with building regulations.
Re-locating the stair to the centre of the ground floor was a device to ease circulation,
free up previously constrained floor space,
and act as a sculptural focus as well as creating a clear
orientation link between all levels. A limited palette of materials was
selected for the finishes, to achieve a neutral background
against which the merchandise would shine.
Jean-Marie Tjibaou Cultural Center :
The project site is on a thin peninsula near Noumea,
where on the bay side are the building’s ten wooden
cases with their curved facades facing the prevalent winds from the ocean.
The National Library of France :
The French National Library is a glamorous project done by
the architect Dominique Perrault, and known under the official name
“Bibliotheque Nationale de France
The whole site is an impressive and sensational creation
of ingenious architecture and creativity. Four giant tower
blocks in the form of open books surround a little forest.
Lloyd's Building :
Lloyds of London building in an institution secured
An example of a very high Architecture Technology.
Albanisation designer was put Altanh and services outwardly
To make the space more spacious interior and fun
Considered one of the best times Alamban event garnering
Multiple awards.
Vienna Jewlery Gallery :
Designed Hans Hollen
Space was abroad continue to flow into the
The inside with a change of Alrish materials. Of segregation status magnify then corridors Aldqh And confined spaces
Waterloo Station:
Waterloo station in central London Train
More than one floor underground, Tabguen of
Services for passengers
Ula class of trains and cars in site
Marasmus Floor .
Metabolism Architecture:
When: 1960 – 1970s
Where: The urban design philosophy and ideas of metabolism were presented at the 1960 World Design Conference in Tokyo.
The origins of the movement date back to 1946, post World War II Japan, when Kenzo Tange established the Tange Research Laboratory at Tokyo University. Urban reconstruction of Japanese cities destroyed during WWII was the problem to be solved. Tange's Japanese students challenged the Western ideas of static urban planning.
Who: Fumihiko Maki, Masato Otaka, Kiyonari Kikutake, and Kisho Kurokawa. Other students and associates of Kenzo Tange, such as Arata Isozaki, are also associated with the movement.
Characteristics: organic urban design and reconstruction, recycling, organic growth and change, prefabrication, expansion and contraction based on need, megastructure infrastructure (core), attachable / detachable substructure, replaceable units (cells or pods), sustainability
Water Template :
Few of Tadao Ando’s projects represent the architect’s contribution to Japanese culture better than his Water Temple: more than a building,
it is a sensorial experience representing a radical change in the age-old tradition of Japanese temple architecture.
Ando employs a series of different architectonic spaces conceived as a succession of theatres for initiation.
Walking between the lotus flowers, one feels that this is a place which transcends day-to-day life, a place where the combination of architecture with nature and the reverberation of the placid mirror of water naturally lead to meditation and asceticism.
After descending the narrow staircase flanked by the cement walls so typical of Ando’s works, the visitor finally reaches the sacred space, where everything is enveloped in a warm vermilion red – an unusual use of colour by the architect.
Access to the sanctuary is not immediate: once again, basic geometrical elements oblige the visitor to take a route which only gradually leads to the place of worship,
شعر أو نثر للعمارة
ان تقدم الحضارة والعلم في المدينة
يدين للشعور بالجمال
بقدر ما استحمل العدل والحرية
فاهانت عليه التضحيه في سبيل جمالها
والفرق بين امة راقية وامة منحطة
الشعور بالجمال ورقي بالعقول
