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DR. ASSEM ABD EL-HAMID AL-GAZZAR
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WHO IS DR. ASSEM ABD EL-HAMID AL-GAZZAR?
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r. Assam is an urban and environmental planner with a multi-disciplinary technical background, with extensive experience in planning and implementing various strategic development programs, including tourism, environment, civil, service, and real estate sector. He obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Urban and Regional Planning from the Faculty of Regional and Urban Planning, Cairo University, 1990, works as a faculty member in the Department of Urban Design and Site Coordination, as he obtained a PhD from Cairo University, March 2006 On “The importance of decision-making as a tool for strategic environmental assessment,� Department Urban Design, College of Regional and Urban Planning. He spent the last ten years, focusing on strategies for growth and transformation from large-scale development in the area of public-private partnerships.
Dr. Assem said that the two parties agreed on developing the unsafe El-Mawardi area, which stretches over area of 3.35 feddans, referring that the protocol comes within the framework of the development project of Tal Al-Aqareb area in Al-Sayeda Zeinab. Dr. Assem referred that the Cairo governorate’s vision aims to restore the city's vital role as Egypt’s capital, and focuses on evacuating some areas in Cairo to be able to develop and use these areas in cultural and urban activities.
One of the most important things that Dr. Assem Al-Jazzar did, at one time, as the head of the Urban Planning Authority, the idea of establishing The New Administrative Capital, and deďŹ ning more than one place. Among these places were Sadat City and the current administrative capital.
Egypt's Plan 2052 is also one of the successes of Dr. Aseem El-Gazzar, which was adopted by President, “Abdel Fattah El-Sisi� in the implementation of a number of major national projects
Beginning with Dr. Assem El-Gazzar at the Ministry of Housing‌ Responsibilities began when he was assigned to work with the Urban Planning Authority, then he was appointed as Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Urban Planning Authority in 2012, and before that he was a teacher at the Faculty of Urban and Regional Planning at Cairo University, specializing in urban design. Dr. Assem remained Chairman of the Urban Planning Committee until he became Deputy Minister of Housing Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, who succeeded him in chairing an urban planning. In July 2018, Dr. Madbouly and Dr. Gazzar witnessed the signing ceremony of two cooperation protocols between the Cairo Governorate and the New Urban Communities Authority.
By: Aya Abd Elbary
especially the new administrative capital, and the fourth generation of new cities, as well as the project of developing the Suez Canal hub area, and the plan included the national road networks that are being implemented and work on it, and plans to develop slums, and plans to develop islands in the Nile.
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In July 2018, Dr. Madbouly and Dr. Gazzar witnessed the signing ceremony of two cooperation protocols between the Cairo Governorate and the New Urban Communities Authority.
Dr. Assem believes that the most important challenges facing, Egypt, are to increase the current urban space, which does not exceed 10% of the total area of Egypt.”
THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE MINISTRY OF HOUSING DURING THE ERA OF DR. ASSEM EL-GAZZAR:
THE SKILLS OF DR. ASSEM EL-GAZZAR:
• Strategic Planning • Environmental and strategic impact assessment • Design and coordination of sites • Urban design • Participatory planning • Planning of protected areas • Tourism planning
BOARD MEMBERSHIP: • Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Urban Planning Authority • Head of the Technical Secretariat of the Supreme Council for Urban Planning and Development. • Member of the Ministerial Committee for the development of the Suez Canal axis • An experienced member of the Board of Directors of the National Investment Asset Management Company. • Member of the Board of Directors of the Housing and Development Bank. • Member of the Board of Directors of the General Authority for the Economic Zone northwest of the Gulf of Suez.
• Member of the Board of Directors of the National Organization for Civilization Coordination. • Member of the Board of Directors of the General Authority for Tourism Development. • Member of the Board of Directors of the Greater Cairo Transportation Regulatory Authority. • Member of the Board of Directors of the National Council for Planning the Uses of State Lands. • Member of the Board of Directors of the National Center for Housing, and Building Research. • Member of the Board of Directors of the Saudi Egyptian Company. • Member of the Board of Directors of the Risk Reduction Center (Cairo University). • Member of the Board of Directors of the Remote Sensing Authority.
• Introducing the first phase of distinguished housing in (New Alamein • The official opening of the most important services for the new city of El Alamein. • Delivery of units, and plots of land that had been put in place in several new cities. • A new offering from the (Jannah) project. • Introducing a new phase of the “Housing Egypt” project. • Social housing project deliveries.
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THE NEW ADMINISTRATIVE CAPITAL WHAT ARE THE SERVICES OF THE NEW CAPITAL?
The new capital contains a large Central Park called (Capital Park) with an area of more than 1,000 acres and a length of more than 10 km — the equivalent of two and a half times the size of Central Park in New York. The first model was built only on area of about Seven acres. The capital contains a green river with a length of 35 km linked to all the neighborhoods, and universities of the city to emulate the Nile River in Cairo, the river is the largest green axis in the world, containing central and recreational gardens with free entry on area of Five thousand acres. The city includes the first center of control and security control and public safety services through Six thousand cameras in the city.
WHAT IS THE NEW ADMINISTRATIVE CAPITAL OF EGYPT?
WHAT IS THE IMPORTANCE OF THE NEW ADMINISTRATIVE CAPITAL?
WHERE IS THE NEW ADMINISTRATIVE CAPITAL LOCATED?
The new administrative capital is a new smart city, one of the newest investment projects for real estate development in Egypt.
The administrative capital forms a civilized bridge that creates a political, economic, and cultural entity in the Middle East and North Africa region to provide a prosperous economic climate and infrastructure that will be the nucleus of affluent living and sustainable development.
The new administrative capital is located on the borders of Badr City, in the area between the Cairo-Suez and Cairo-Ain Soukhna roads, immediately after New Cairo, The Future City and Madinaty. The location of the new administrative capital is considered one of the most important distinctions, as it is about 60 km from Ain Soukhna and Suez, and from the areas of central Cairo.
This huge construction project is expected to grow its population from 18 million to 40 million by 2050, a project that will introduce a new concept of the nature of residential life in Egypt.
The new capital project will be connected to a new railway line with all railway networks in the republic. The electric train project will be linked to the 10th of Ramadan City and Belbeis via the electric train. An international airport will be established in the administrative capital, on area of 16 km. The city will contain several other services such as a conference center — a medical city — a sports city — an exhibition city. The City of Arts and Culture, which was implemented on area of 127 acres, which will, in turn, include an opera house and a music theater. Museum of Egyptian art and parts of modern and contemporary arts. Candle museum includes statues of Egyptian dignitaries. Ceremonies for sculpture, graphic arts, and design. An open theater to serve all segments of society. A center for artistic creativity, dedicated to serving creative youth.
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WHAT ARE THE LATEST PROJECTS IN THE NEW ADMINISTRATIVE CAPITAL? Al-Fattah Al-Alim Mosque It is one of the largest mosques around the world, the mosque is located on the middle ring road, the mosque seats 17,000, people The total area of the mosque is 106 acres and 3,150 meters long The number of minarets: 4 in the Fatimid style, with a length of 95 meters (31 floors) number of domes: 21 dome.
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THE FIRST FOREIGN UNIVERSITY IN THE NEW CAPITAL
AL-SALAM ELECTRIC TRAIN IMPLEMENTATION PROJECT - ADMINISTRATIVE CAPITAL
A Republican Resolution was issued to establish a university institution in the new capital, named (Canadian Universities in Egypt).
The fourth phase of the third line of the metro accompanying the work of the project of the electric train, Al Salam, the administrative capital — the tenth of Ramadan has been completed, where efforts were intensified to finish the six stations, so the completion rate was 16.5% of the total project.
The first foreign university in the new capital is the international branch of the Canadian University of Prince Edward Island. The university contains several services such as European-style football, basketball, and tennis courts on area of 30 acres.
The length of the electric train track is 70 km and includes the construction of 12 stations along the track.
The importance of the project is that it contributes to link the Greater Cairo City, with each of the administrative capital, new urban communities, industrial areas, and investor services, moreover, it helps to increase industrial, residential, and commercial development and development through the advancement of the mass transportation system.
The work area of the project itself includes 6 bridges, 2 tunnels for the electric train, and finally 4 bridges with high-speed cars, and the entrances to the cities of El-Sherouk and Future City.
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WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF REAL ESTATE THE NEW ADMINISTRATIVE CAPITAL? First, the residential neighborhood includes a special area for villas and a townhouse, and 4,000 villas, and houses are scheduled to be constructed as follows: The first phase: an area of 10 thousand acres and will include 190 villas and 71 townhouses for sale in the new administrative capital, It is planned to accommodate 7 million people. The second stage: an area of 15 thousand acres, it will include 139 villas, 50 townhouses. Second, the business, and financial district includes the New Capital Towers project, which includes 20 residential, administrative, commercial, and service towers. The region includes the highest tower in Africa, 385 meters high. The total area of the project is about 195 acres. The project is located in the new capital and all services are available. The project will be implemented within 3 years. The amount of investments in the project is 3 billion dollars. The Chinese company, (CCCEC) is implementing the project in cooperation with Egyptian contracting companies.
MEGA PROJECTS MANAGEMENT STRATEGY WITH TIME-PRESSING PROGRAMS Dr. Assem El-Gazzar, stressed that the first goal of the National Strategic Plan for Urban Development in Egypt 2052 is to double the Egyptian public from 7% to 14%, to provide development opportunities Various, and finding new containers for urbanization to accommodate the population increase, and all the activities needed by the population, as the area of the current globe, have become unable to meet economic needs in light of the steady population increase, indicating that the concept of urban development is not limited only to the establishment of For cities and housing, it extends to include all aspects of development in various fields Agriculture, Industry, Education, Tourism, etc…) Because of urbanism is the (pot of development) which is the command of God Almighty for ”Saydna Adam” to reconstruct in the land. To achieve the strategic goal of doubling the world, at the top of the national projects, the national road network to reach new urban development areas or priority urban development projects, indicating that the city is not only for housing but is a (pot of development) as development Without a container, it contains, it is fragile and not sustainable.
To achieve the strategic goal of doubling the world, at the top of the national projects, the national road network to reach new urban development areas or priority urban development projects, indicating that the city is not only for housing but is a (pot of development) as development Without a container, it contains, it is fragile and not sustainable.
DR. ASSEM, THE GOALS OF THE NATIONAL STRATEGIC PLAN FOR URBAN DEVELOPMENT IN EGYPT 2025 ARE TO DOUBLE THE EGYPTIAN PUBLIC FROM 7% TO 14%”
DR. ASEEM “THE CITIES ARE LIKE HUMANS, AS THERE IS A CITY (NASCENT, EMERGING, YOUNG, OLD), AND THE EXISTING URBANIZATION IN EGYPT SUFFERS FROM DISEASES OF AGEING”. The role of new cities (areas of entrepreneurship and business, such as the new administrative capital, etc..., to form a strong structure that supports existing cities in the performance of their assigned roles, along with the performance of modern roles (such as smart cities), along with providing the state with an opportunity to interfere in the reform, and development of urbanization based.
Dr. Assem added, that we do not have enough time to implement new cities and various development project, and therefore we press the timelines for the implementation of development projects, which requires a large investment in a short period to implement the infrastructure for urban expansion, and that 6 billion pounds have been spent within 21 months to stimulate and accelerate development rates, while what was spent in the new city of Fayoum, which was issued by a Republican decision to establish it in 1999, is only 2.4 billion pounds.
DR. ASEEM, ” THE STATE IS NOT A REAL ESTATE DEVELOPER, BUT RATHER AN URBAN DEVELOPER, WORKING TO FIND NEW AREAS FOR URBAN DEVELOPMENT ”
We start to work on its development through the implementation of infrastructure works, basic services (schools — universities — hospitals — etc.., and some leading development projects, Pump huge investments into it and implement a huge network of national roads to reach new urban development areas, in order to provide an opportunity for real estate investors and developers to complete the development process with those new urban communities, for example, the new city of El Alamein, which we create to be a pole for development (Multi-activities), the capital of a new province planned (El Alamein), where 15 billion pounds have been spent for the establishment of new universities in El Alamein.
Dr. Assem stressed the need for good management of projects with compressed time programs, efficiency in the use of time, parallel work in various components of the project, and discipline at work, to raise performance efficiency, not only from the technical side, but also from the engineering side, explaining there is a training institute for the construction craft, in cooperation with the Chinese company implementing the central business area project in the new administrative capital, to work on training Egyptian engineers, and workers and transferring modern experiences to them, directing the invitation the students of engineering colleges — civil department, to see the methods that It has been worked on in this project.
The Minister emphasized that the new administrative capital (the new administrative center for finance and business) was planned to contribute to solving Cairo's problems and crises, and its location was also chosen on two regional roads (Ismailia — Suez), to serve the Suez Canal development hub project, and be launching for comprehensive development in Sinai.
THE MINISTER POINTED OUT THAT THE EXPERIENCE THE STATE IS CURRENTLY EXPERIENCING IN IMPLEMENTING MAJOR PROJECTS WITH COMPRESSED TIMETABLES WILL ENRICH AND IMPROVE THE PERFORMANCE OF THE URBAN SECTOR IN EGYPT, WHETHER ON THE SIDE OF THE CONTRACTING COMPANIES OR FROM AN ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL POINT OF VIEW. 47 2020
DenPaku The Beachfront MIJORA is a collection of villa style tourist accommodations, designed by Yasuhiro “Hiro� Yamashita of Atelier TEKUTO.
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Architects: Amami Design Firm, Atelier TEKUTO Area:1986.0 m² Year:2019 Photographs:Fukuoka Now Manufacturers: Electrolux, Elmes, Sanwa, Toto, Cera Trading
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Situated along a beach in Amami Oshima, a subtropical island in southern Japan, each villa boasts a breathtaking view of the sea.
The villas are composed of bold origami-like concrete structure topped by wooden roofs, inspired by Amamian traditional architecture.
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The oor-to-ceiling window connects the interior with the exterior, creating a sense of oneness with nature.
The villas belong to a brand of tourist accommodations, DenPaku, founded by the architect.
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It ďŹ rst started from renovating vacant traditional houses and converting them into lodging facilities, aiming to pass down the local traditional / legendary architecture, villages and culture to future generations.
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It is an ongoing project to revitalize the local community, involving tourists and the locals, in a sustainable way.
The brand provides not only places for tourists to stay, but also elder care facilities and immersive activities for tourists to interact with local people. 57 2020
A' DESIGN AWARDS Announces Winners for 2019-2020 E
veryone likes to win. And if design is your passion, what could be better than winning a design award? Out of the multitude of design competitions in the world, the international A' Design Award is the largest, and now they've announced their winners of the 2019-2020 competition. Winners of this prestigious award must impress a jury panel of experts - 170+ press members, academics, and design professionals - in order to receive the A' Design Prize. In addition to the prestige, recognition, and international publicity, laureates are presented with a trophy, annual yearbook, certiďŹ cate, invitation to the gala night, inclusion in the winners' exhibit, and more. Part of what makes the A' Design Award notable is its diversity of categories; over 100 different award categories that focus on innovation, technology, design, and creativity are awarded. From these categories, those relating to the built environment include Architecture, Building and Structure Design; Interior Space and Exhibition Design; Landscape Planning and Garden Design; and more. Continue reading for a selection of this year's winning designs!
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HILL WIND HOTEL & RESORT HUAFANG WANG
PLATINUM A' DESIGN AWARD
CLOUD OF LUSTER WEDDING CHAPEL TETSUYA MATSUMOTO PLATINUM A' DESIGN AWARD
Inspired by modern Japanese wedding ceremonies, the Cloud of Luster chapel was designed to celebrate lightness, brightness, and a smooth transition to a happy future life. Reflected in the organic curves and natural light of the design, these ideals are translated into the physical space.
This resort design uses a modern language to combine local culture and historical context. The designer was inspired to create a geometric cloud using origami-like irregular shapes. The quiet interior and striking exterior create an intriguing tension that draws people into the space.
Z LINE HOUSE
REVANO SATRIA
SOLAR SKYWALKS
PETER KUCZIA PLATINUM A' DESIGN AWARD
PLATINUM A' DESIGN AWARD The designers' foundational idea of combining the most fundamental architectural knowledge with an unorthodox design approach led to a visually fascinating yet wholly functional and efficient home. The building's geometry maximizes the potential of the existing site, while the interior was designed to allow for both horizontal and vertical fluidity.
With the aim of upgrading cities' current pedestrian bridges, this design clads them in aesthetically pleasing photovoltaics to generate solar energy for escalators, lighting, e-bike charging stations, and more. These sculptural bridges were developed for existing sites in Beijing, but with the idea that they could be adapted to any context. To eliminate monotony, over 80 designs have been developed with the use of just one size of rectangular PV panel.
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SHANXIAO SALES PAVILION
HK PORT PASSENGER CLEARANCE BUILDING CROSS BORDER CROSSING FACILITY
LARRY WEN GOLD A' DESIGN AWARD
AEDAS PLATINUM A' DESIGN AWARD
This small scale sales center is detailed delicately to provide a sense of being hidden in nature. Inspired by the natural setting and landscape of Nanshan, the building refines traditional architectural culture with modern technical language and artistic techniques to create an experience of seclusion for visitors.
Serving as a new "front door" for Hong Kong, the Passenger Clearance Building sees constant movement and a steady stream of travelers. The building is meant to celebrate travel and nature in a site surrounded by water and with views to the mountains beyond. The sweeping modular roof form allowed for efficient and high-quality off-site production.
THE LINEAR HOUSE
WARM TRANSPARENCY CLINIC YOSHIAKI TANAKA GOLD A' DESIGN AWARD
CHRISTOS PAVLOU GOLD A' DESIGN AWARD
The clients for this clinic wanted an environment that featured wood to express warmth and comfort, which the designers then utilized on the interior and exterior of the building. The large wooden eaves extend the clinic's bubble of security to beyond its exterior walls, providing a safe and comfortable outdoor space for patients.
The landscape of linear vineyards and olive groves inspired the form for this house, which is oriented parallel to the rows surrounding it. This orientation also allows for optimal sun angles, natural breezes, and views. Linear elements on the home's interior recall the exterior form as well.
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ALILA WUZHEN HOTEL
ERC AUTUMN VILLAGE RECEPTION CENTER
GOA: LU HAO & ZHANG XUN
GOLD A' DESIGN AWARD
WEY DUAN LUO GOLD A' DESIGN
The minimalist design of this hotel eschews decorative elements in favor of fine materials and simple forms. In the characteristic nature of traditional villages, the individual buildings cluster in a repetitive manner and seem to grow out organically from one another.
This reception center for an apartment complex is focused on the reading room, trying to break the stereotype of a typical reception space. By integrating a cafe, bookstore, and reception center into one space, the designers are pushing back against the disappearance of physical bookstores in the digital era by creating a truly multifunctional space.
TIBETAN EAGLE CAMPSITE ZHE YANG GOLD A' DESIGN AWARD
This campsite complex takes advantage of the site's existing natural terrain and elevation to ensure that none of the buildings block each other's views. The appearance of the main building is also shaped by the terrain, symbolizing an eagle spreading its wings on the lakeshore.
BIENVILLE HOUSE DUPLEX NATHAN FELL GOLD A' DESIGN AWARD The family of this house was tired of spending all their time indoors, whether at work, school, or at home. Yet they preferred the city to the suburbs, so wanted to make the most out of the small, urban lot. The design creates transparency between the interior and exterior spaces on the first floor, with more private spaces on the upper floor. Communal spaces were configured to have the most access to natural daylight, ventilation, and volume - creating bright, open spaces.
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FENGYUAN RESTAURANT
GUIYANG ZONGSHUGE BOOKSTORE
LILI XIE & FAN HUANG PLATINUM A' DESIGN AWARD
XIANG LI PLATINUM A' DESIGN AWARD
This campsite complex takes advantage of the site's existing natural terrain and elevation to ensure that none of the buildings block each other's views. The appearance of the main building is also shaped by the terrain, symbolizing an eagle spreading its wings on the lakeshore.
The creation of this branded space is envisioned to be able to expand as this chain restaurant grows. Inspired by the restaurant's most well-known dish, the designers wanted to recreate the feeling of springtime in a coconut tree forest. The abstracted coconut trees are represented by green-plated steel elements and when paired with the striking central light feature, the entire environment is one of a fantasy world.
K11 MUSEA SHOPPING MALL
POLYOT RESTAURANT JULIEN ALBERTINI & ALINA PIMKINA PLATINUM A' DESIGN AWARD
K11 MUSEA PLATINUM A' DESIGN AWARD
This mall goes beyond shopping to celebrate art, culture, and design. The central atrium features hundreds of programmable lights to simulate a galaxy, while the sculpture stretching over the escalator recalls the well-known form of the buttress roots of Hong Kong's banyan trees.
Reminiscent of the set of a sci-ďŹ movie, the Polyot restaurant interior conveys energy, speed, and dynamism with streamlined shapes and asymmetrical angles. The decor creates an aura of futurism, inspiration, and invigoration with its sleek, minimal, yet impactful design elements.
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PARK ZOO HOTEL
NINE COURT MANSION RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPE
XIANG LI PLATINUM A' DESIGN AWARD
SHENZHEN IN LAB DESIGN AND CONSULTANCY PLATINUM A' DESIGN AWARD This landscape project is meant to recall China's traditional roots in the midst of industrial advancement, while improving the quality of life of the residents through the use of modern design. The juxtaposition between vernacular and modern aims to draw attention back to important Chinese traditions and culture.
Designers hope with this themed hotel to draw attention to the increasing numbers of endangered animals worldwide. The use of color, graphics, and minimalist patterns recalls the aesthetics of a modern art gallery, while the animal sculptures encourage visitors to stop and reect on their global impact.
LE BLE D'OR RESTAURANT
SOREC HORSE PARK GRANDSTAND
LI SHOU HUNG & JHENG CIN FANG - PINHAU GOLD A' DESIGN AWARD This restaurant aims to make use of the retro trend in design by creating a nostalgic, industrial aesthetic. Recycled iron pieces and beer bottle walls create unique visual effects throughout the space, giving the illusion of twisting and traveling through space and time upon entering.
VICKY CHAN GOLD A' DESIGN AWARD The twisting form of this structure was inspired by the movement of a running horse, while also reacting to solar conditions and optimal views. The site is organized to be utilized as a park, while having the ability to view the horse races in the background, maximizing the central green space.
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The “twisting� tower in Milano City Life, named today Generali Tower, Designed by Zaha Hadid Architects powerfully soars above the city, being anew landmark with a futuristic mood.The Architecture of the tower is visible, what we don’t see but makes such a peculiar building physically feasible, are the structures, visible only when the construction is growing. This is the result of the Structural Design by Redesco (Research-Design-Consulting), a true Italian excellence in the engineering sector that has authored the structures of some of the most important buildings of the recent modernisation of Milan.
The Tower Conceiving and developing the structures for the Generali Tower has been the perfect example of Structure-Architecture interaction. Starting from a complex set of problems, Redesco team applied an holistic approach based on the premise that “simplicity is complexity resolvedâ€? (K. Brancusi), thus imagining and implementing a structural system that did match with Architecture, safety, economy, functionality and buildability in the most efďŹ cient way.
From the beginning of the project, some main challenges had to be addressed: above all how to cope with the torsion of the tower, induced by the warping of the columns around the core, while choosing the most efďŹ cient materials, shapes and construction methods. Once set the conceptual basis of the project in terms of structural members lay-out, Redesco decided, after a thorough evaluation of structural alternatives, to go for a reinforced concrete structure, being the one that maximized the beneďŹ t/cost ratio.
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Similar to the challenge of structural physics, the innovation of this project consisted in implementing a method that would pair with the parametric approach of Zaha Hadid Architects. All structural simulations, analysis, drawings and detailing were developed with advanced tools and in-house software that followed the mathematical method set by the Architects in designing the Tower’s shape. The whole Structural Design, from concepts to final construction documentations, has been created by means of parametric tools. The final stage of the Design has also been implemented in BIM, in full coordination with other Design disciplines.
Redesco’s role in the Generali Tower Structural Design has been extended from the initial conceptual stages all the way through to the Construction phase, so that we had the chance to follow the design until the tiniest detailing, rebar scheduling, steelwork joints and details and moreover to cooperate with the Contractor in defining construction methods, sequences, monitoring of the structural behaviour and checking of results.
A more efficient structure albeit extremely more complex to design and calculate than any solution made of steel. Concrete means a highly non-linear material: the structure’s deformations are evolving during and after construction. To control and forecast with precision the evolutive behaviour of the structure has been the key to success, not only in order to understand how internal forces and stresses changed in the structural organism, but moreover to allow the façade, internal elements, installations to be designed to strict tolerances and no waste.
The complexity of the spatial resisting phenomenon of the Tower required to dwell into the most advanced Structural Engineering tools and methods, and to perform a substantial amount of research. The leading of ZHA proved to be a key factor to success, since the strict and creative cooperation with the Architects lead to a clean, simple, extremely optimized layout of the structure and a deep coherence of all the building’s elements.
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The Podium Redesco has been in charge of the Structures of the “free form” volume of the Podium, which is the visible part above the upper plaza level. The complexity of this Structure arises from the coexistence of an extremely high number of constraints: from one side, the columns could only rest on the regular grid of the parking structures below, on the other side, the freedom of form, internal arrangement, density of functions of the Podium asked for an extremely sophisticated structural strategy.
Finally, one of the most challenging aspects of the structure is its being built across a series of structural joints: joints between different parts of the underground parking structure and joints between the Tower base and the surrounding systems.
A sophisticated study of details and structural behaviour, that allows each different part to settle independently, has been carried on. Also for the Podium Redesco has been appointed to design and follow the Structures from the conceptual stages down to the detailing and construction phase.
The structural arrangement was born by parametrically coupling of the external surface to be respected and the internal constraints: the whole structural frame was generated automatically by combining all the constraints in a graphic algorithm. Based on this frame, that includes very long spans, column deviations and cantilevers, optimization and recurrent operations have been carried on the structural members in order to achieve the maximum cost-efficiency and structural soundness. All the structures are in steel, including the façade sub-structure that consisted in many hundreds of different frames.
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Architectural Studio KIENTRUC O applied a subtractive logic in order to create D House,a home of contemporary elegance that looks inwards for comfort and serenity.
KIENTRUC O chose to ďŹ ll in the context by subtracting the site with avoid. The house is a seventy years old colonial villa that sits on one of the busiest roads in the heart of the city.
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ARCHITECTURE IS A VISUAL ART AND THE BUILDINGS SPEAK
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Called House D, the property comprises a 70-year-old two-story house madeof brick, and a perpendicular four-story-high steel extension, which was added 20 years ago.
Confronted with the constant chaos of the city, the house juxtaposes against its urban context by introverting itself through spatial subtraction, creating a void that denotes its noisy context,only to remain a moment of internal monologue, poetic stillness, reection, contemplation, and connection. Elliptical in geometry, the void carves along the horizontal side of the house toward the steel structure to the back, continuing upward to the roof forming the receding pattern of the oors above. The spatial abstraction of the void’s geometry ismaterialized. It does not just convey aesthetic as how it used to be, but more commercial construed, whose logic at some point in the future will expire, and it rather expires quickly.
Architecture has changed since commercialization.
As the void sits in silence, denoted of distractions, it is the embodiment of the purity of emotion, triggering a sense of subtlety in the Vietnamese understanding of nature, despite the ambiguity of programmatic function.
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KIENTRUC O introduced the light well between the buildings to provide the residents with an outdoor space secluded from the busy city road that runs along the front.
At the atrium’s bottom, an elliptical reflecting pool is shielded by the busy road by a perforated wall of stacked white tiles that wraps around it creating a secluded, serene communal space.
The filigree-like texture of the stacked tiles is picked up by the gridded white metal roof that covers the street-facing space on the other side of that wall, which, seen from the upper floors, blocks out the unbuilt area to accentuate the well’s shape, Specially designed holes allow the trees on the ground level to grow through this metal lattice, creating a soil-less planted area on the floor above.
The roof above the old yard is made of gridded white metal that allows daylight to shine through, while circular openings provide gaps for trees to grow up through, on this upper level, greenery is also planted along the edge of a paved walkway.
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ASPECT Studios PUBLIC SPACE, LANDSCAPE SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA Architects: ASPECT Studios Area: 5250 m² Year: 2019 Photographs: Brett Boardman
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Public realm of Darling Square which was designed by ASPECT Studios is unveiled in Sydney. The mixed-use precinct, being developed by Lendlease, brings together residential, commercial, retail uses and community facilities, anchored around a new public square.
Darling Square sits on the site of the former Entertainment Centre and car park, south of the revitalized Darling Harbor Live precinct. Recognizing the potential of the site, Lendlease ran a limited design ideas competition to develop new concepts for the design of the public square and adjacent laneway. ASPECT Studios won the competitive process in late 2014 and was subsequently engaged by Lendlease to develop the design for the public domain across Darling Square.
With a renewed sense of place and position, urban connections are forged, realigning and reconverging the city with its prior landscape and landmarks. The precinct includes a strong, pedestrian-focused network of city streets, laneways and the 20-metre-wide pedestrian boulevard bisecting the ground plane, with the public square as the focal point.
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Darling Square embodies a new urban typology, fusing landscape, architecture, art, food and culture. It is home to 4,200 residents, 2,500 workers, and more than 60 retail and food stores, attracting visitors and locals alike.
The square was designed as smaller, discrete but still connected spaces that were flexible enough for event and community use, whilst maintaining human-scaled for day-to-day use. The spaces within the square are broadly similar in scale and comprised of
The Exchange is a seven-storeys modern retail complex with multiple functions: three storeys as retail and high-end restaurants, two will be leased by Commonwealth Bank of Australia as its child care centre, and two of which will be Sydney Library. As part of the design competition, Lendlease asked the respondents to consider how to integrate community and public uses for the building. ASPECT Studios’ proposed that the form of the building be altered to a circular ‘building in the round’. A building with no front or back door that allowed the public domain to continue freely underneath. This proposal formed the basis of the subsequent brief for the Darling Exchange, designed by Kengo Kuma and Associates.
Inspired by the landscape of Sydney’s leafy green suburbs, Kengo Kuma blended the energy of nature with The Exchange building sitting as a punctuation point. The organic, spiraling facade, wrapped in 20kilometers of timber extends into the public domain both materially and functionally. The public domain integrates effortlessly with The Exchange, forming the centerpiece for the precinct, as a community building in the round and a destination in its own right.
The Square a hard paved, flexible open space suitable for evening and weekend temporary market and event overlays. In order to create a true square, delineation was provided on all four sides so as to define space and hold the edges.
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The Canopy Edge & The Boulevard ASPECT Studios designed an intervention of a new canopy – a verandah – to occupy the western edge. The canopy creates a critical visual termination to the square, whilst also providing an opportunity for shade, shelter and amenity. The canopy provides a visual link and connection from building to square, reinforcing the generous blurring between the two. Besides the Canopy Edge is the Boulevard, an urban linear park with a rich palette of plants and generous seating and tables.
The Lawn & The Grove a local-scaled turf space that captures good solar access and has a strong spatial relationship with the Square. In daily use this is the community lawn – for picnics, eating lunch, walking the dog. The Grove provides critical shade in the hot summer months, whilst its deciduous canopy allows light to permeate to the ground through winter. Moveable furniture offers a space of inclusivity, a welcoming place for the community to gather and connect and converse.
Laneways: Steam Mill Lane and Little Hay Street ASPECT Studios collaborated with Lendlease and Leon Paroissien to develop a brief and lead the process for the public art/lighting for the lanes. Artist Peta Kruger’s proposal was selected for Steam Mill Lane and artist Brendan Van Hek’s proposal selected for Little Hay Street – two bustling, distinct laneways that draw people to the heart of Darling Square. The lighting design creates a joyous public ceiling to the lanes. They contribute to the activation and human-scale of the place, and assist with wayfinding and night-time activation.
Darling Square offers green spaces for all, as an ever-changing civic space where daily life and spectacle collide. The contextual design from the landscape of custom grown Eucalyptus trees and endemic gardens offers a thriving and inviting multi-use urban space for all ages, treasured by residents, workers and visitors. The public domain design response was in alignment with the wider site master planning, for three new residential developments, two new student accommodation buildings and a new commercial building, each with active, retail oriented, ground planes.
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The construction of the house is created based on the pure expression of materials, in all its variants: concrete, brick, wood and veneer. This allows a set of colors and textures to take place on the scene. The architectural design of the House, it's umbrellas, openings, the bond between walls, allow the materialization of light, making of its geometrical games or diffuse light, a living House, which mutates, changes and turns expressing and reflecting what happens on the outside at various times of the day. We also worked with the water as matter that reflects sky, cooling and accompanying the tour's entry to the House.
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Light as protagonist. The house is located in a parcel in the middle of a block of 30 x 50 m. with moderate slope that descends to the street. The place is at the foot of Córdoba´s hills, in the city of Villa Allende. The House is born and takes its level on the back of the field, allowing it to raise and create a 'balcony' for the contemplation of the landscape; which is characteristic and a typical view of Córdoba. Its dialogue with nature is very strong, because the spirit of the place is linked to nature.
The House is implanted in the ground according to the topography and existing trees. The facade, with a concrete plan that is being cut, officiates of screen of the native vegetation: the Espinillos, sculptured trees that generate a filter between the street and the architecture. The House is raised, fleet, doesn´t touch the floor. That empty space is the connection between the ground and the construction. The architecture is a creator of vacuum, courtyards and places of family gathering that get discovered when the place is toured and inhabited.
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We worked with a system of paths that generate different instances from the street to the house. Arrival place: highlights the natural, Espinillo area. Route: It is circulated through a ramp or stairs that have a strong bond with the trees. Finally, the entrance is given by a connector bridge, elevated over a pond, filter: pass the water, enter purified. All these elements form a private patio which have a strong link with the interior of the kitchen.
The concrete screen, materialized as the edge of the patio and exterior boundary of the kitchen, allows us to see the street, without being looked at, observed.
The bedrooms to the East have door windows and balconies, which focus and frame the Espinillos. There is nothing inside, there is nothing outside, what's inside is outside, Goethe.
We also worked with a very rational functional system, fundamentally taking into account the orientations. The social gathering spaces face the North, and interact with the central private patio, where family meet.
We work with a concept of "versatile house" which is very important for us: allowing us to make small gatherings, or ones with many people. This leads to a search in the design of “what's flexible”.
Therefore the house opens and closes, enlarges and shrinks according to the needs of the occasion. It has large doors windows that are inlaid on the walls. This allows you to connect, link the interior with the exterior and make them practically the same space, contained by the architecture.
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THE INTERVENTION WAS CARRIED OUT IN A MODERN 112 M2 APARTMENT FROM THE 70S, LOCATED IN THE HISTORIC CENTER OF QUITO.
The project starts from an investigation carried out with the owners, from which several fundamental ideas emerged such as the importance of generating less deďŹ ned spaces, the central role of the social area, diffuse divisions between spaces and a strong presence of nature within the apartment.
The other starting point for the conceptualization of the project was given by the following existing elements and the experimentation with them: 1. Light: An existing air and light well. 2. Materiality: A concrete structure with a free height of 3 m. 3. Location: A very seductive historical urban landscape consisting of a view of an iconic place in the city, framed by facades of the republican area.
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Without walls, the columns of the concrete structure acquired a strong presence, inviting to work with this element as a basic unit of the project. In addition, this configuration of elements triggered a poetic dimension of the work, the columns ceased to be columns to started being called trunks. This metaphor of space defined the entire design and understanding of the project. The idea of not being in a domesticated space arose, inviting to enter a wilder world, "a forest".
If the columns were trees and the space a forest, only other trees could appear in this scenario, some fallen and others superimposed, as in nature. New elements of this same size were generated and a playful and experimental exercise begun until a series of relationships was created to solve the needs of habitability. By overlapping "the logs", new floor levels were created and an interior topography was produced.
These conditions together with the results of the investigation established the bases for the intervention.
Firstly, the interior walls were demolished and the entrance of air and light was amplified, allowing the introduction of a garden. The walls were replaced by windows with access to the courtyard, reconfiguring the space and transforming this non-place into a green space, delivering nature and light.
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These new elements were designed with three faces and an interior void, giving it the characteristics of a piece of furniture, turning it into a multifunctional piece, where a book, a piece of bread or a shoe could be placed. Metal was the most suitable material since it allowed a versatile use in the development of all the elements of the project.
The "Un Bosque" project is a world in constant discovery. The textures, levels and elements oating and crossing the space invite us to reinvent the forms of use and the appropriation of the space.
Another intervention strategy was to clean the place of any elements that sought to hide the nature of the material, producing new and unique textures. The brutality of the materials in an unďŹ nished state generates the feeling of a modern ruin.
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HE MULTIPROGRAM SHIP WAS BUILT AS A LOGISTIC CHAIN OF EVENTS WHERE CONSTRUCTION PHASES WERE INCLUDED AS A PART OF THEM. EVENTUALLY, AFTER YEARS OF FRICTIONS, TRANSACTIONS, AND INTERACTION, PROGRESSIVELY AND INCREMENTALLY TRANSFORMED INTO A COMPLEX SOCIAL, PERFORMATIVE, AND ENVIRONMENTAL APPARATUS. THE BUILDING IS A SPATIAL APPARATUS THAT EXPLORES CULTURAL OCCUPATION CREATING TACTICAL REGENERATIONS AND MOBILITY STRATEGIES IAN T’S AN ALTERNATIVE CONDITION OF TEMPORALITY TO ACTIVATE HYBRID PUBLIC SPACES IN THESE COMPLEX GEOMORPHOLOGICAL SLUMS.
THE PROJECT TAKES PART IN A SERIES OF INTERVENTIONS OF COOPERATIVE URBAN REENGINEERING, FOCUSING ON CONSOLIDATING A NETWORK OF SPORT, CULTURAL SPACES AS NEW PRODUCTIVE AND FORMATIVE URBAN MODELS FOR THE INFORMAL GROWTH AREAS OF CARACAS. BASED ON MICROSURGERY OPERATIONS UPON THE ORGANIC TISSUE. THIS URBAN DEVICE IS COUPLED TO THE MAIN MOBILITY SYSTEMS OF THE FAVELA, BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS ALONG THE DIMENSION OF THE STAIR IN FLEXIBLE OPERATIVE STRATA. THE SHIP DEPLOYS DIVERSE PROGRAMS BASED ON GROUND REENGINEERING AND ALSO SUSPENDING AERIAL SPACES USING PREFAB SYSTEMS BY A SERIES OF MODULAR METAL FRAMES.
The Building is an empowerment machine full of social effervescence. It provides flexible platforms to enhance everyday life within forms of collectivity. It is an ensemble artifact that controls automatic procedures but at the same time allows the community to produce subjectivity and randomness. The project looks into urban cooperative reengineering across initiatives that aim to intervene more in time than in space. 103
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The process develops a series of hybrid, flexible, and incremental civic artifacts that promote cultural activities to regenerate the existing ecosystem. The projects operate on degraded context redefining urban sprawl. A series of social, technological, and environmental strategies propose new forms of urban life in order to revitalize community networks and alternative circular economies through citizen participation, public consultation, knowledge democratization, and symbolic capital. The implementation is also a way to rethink the local democracy connecting peoples to each other in an emerging network governability.
The projects integrate applied science and local traditions as a sustainable approach to human, environmental, and material resources. It examines collective landscapes, post-industrial ecologies, and network governability politics developing community projects in an intersection between design, arts, and engineering. The intervention has fulfilled to dilute the boundaries between an urban 70's government housing plan and an informal growing phenomenon articulating collective activities that benefit the citizens of both urban conditions. The building acts as a knowledge factory improving new social dynamics, supporting the appropriation of the urban soil through pedagogic activities and multiple and simultaneous programs. Every building is a manifesto, a statement.
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STEEPNESS of the VOID APARTMENT This is a typical type of apartment in Saigon that was divided into small and separate rooms by walls. The client wants to renovate into an open space, rustic and close to nature for her, her son and a maid. As a nostalgia for the origin - a family of Northern descent to the South.
Two large reinforced concrete shear walls - the main structure of the building, divide the oor into three spaces - two sleeping spaces on the sides and the living/ dining/ kitchen space in the middle, where is towards a large balcony.
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All three spaces have large glass facades, provide light and airow deeper inside. The partition walls and concealed gypsum board ceiling were removed to return the feeling of clear space.
The large balcony becomes a small garden - the center of the apartment. To keep the mother and son in contact with the trees and each other, two large openings were opened on the walls between the sleeping spaces and the garden.
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Walls, floor and ceiling has been finished by paint and terrazzo in white. In that space, we built a set of inclined structures with different steepness’s and dimensions.
Depending on the angle and distance with walls, each inclined structure will create a flexible space with specific functions.
The combination of inclined structure in white background space creates a rich environment of experiences when interacting with human activities. Arousing memories of the verandas, alleys, bamboo fences they were once familiar with.
The mother can leisurely sit and read books under the veranda, while her son "roams" in the garden, around the alley, or climbs up to the small attic - experiences seemingly absent in the hustle and bustle of life in Saigon.
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UNDER THE SLOGAN OF “BUILDING BETTER TOMORROW� ENG.SHERIF SELEEM “We want to participate in the sector progress in Egypt�
“If you want to bring the Olympic games to China, you have to do it the international way, not the Chinese way�
In the second part of the day there was a panel discussion on the challenges with "Fast-Track" mega projects management With the participation of selected real estate developers, major contracting companies, consultants and project management personnel
Dr.Aseem Abdel Hamid El-Gazzar Minister of Housing Eng.Yehia Zaki President of the Suez Canal Economic Zone Eng. Hussein Sabour, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Al-Ahly Urban Development Company The discussion was moderated by Eng. Sherif Seleem, Chairman and CEO of Pinnacle The celebration ended with a dinner banquet for the attendees, during which many fruitful discussions were held about the construction industry in Egypt and the challenges it faces during the coming period.
Eng. Sherif Seleem, Chairman and CEO of Pinnacle began to welcome the attendees, who numbered more than one hundred invited workers and those interested in project management, real estate development and contracting. The interactive day began with a lecture by an engineer Sherif about "Fast-Track" mega projects management
DIRECTOR JOHNATHAN SHAHADY
TBH Director George Matta sees that the Egyptian construction sector is bringing foreign demand, especially as Egypt has become safer He also believes the Egyptian market is going in the right direction.
The main speakers in the seminar were:
Pinnacle Real Estate Investments and the Australian project management company celebrated the signing of its strategic partnership with TPH, which has been working in project management for more than 50 years, during which it has managed more than 8,000 projects worldwide. Today, Pinnacle Company held an interactive day under the patronage of Dr. Assem Abdel Hamid El-Gazzar, Minister of Housing, on February 29 at the Nile Ritz-Carlton, Cairo.
Eng.Sherif Seleem, says that the JV will contribute to training all calibers involved in the construction industry. Eng.Sherif added that the market is now rapidly changing than before, given the ongoing developments of Fast-Track mega projects.
DIRECTOR GEORGE MATTA �Egyptian real estate does not face any recession, and the statistics and numbers show an increase in the demand, which will lead to more activity in the real estate construction and infrastructure sectors.�
By: Aya Abd Elbary
Then, Mr. Johnathan Shahady, TBH Director gave another lecture on modern methods with a compressed schedule "Fast-Track" mega projects management Shahady noted during the signing ceremony that the JV can help the country with its infrastructure developments, adding the country has to adopt the international workow system that, according to him, can be a challenge.
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