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The inside of the Bánffy Castle main building in Bonţida village is now in the public imagination due to a combination of historical architectural richness in its present dilapidated state and the contemporary spirit of cultural events, such as music festivals that have already enshrined in this built framework.
The renovation of ING Bank Turkey Headquarters was started with a project workout within the participation of current employees. By getting their current space experiences, it was aimed to analyze their needs and expectations to create a more dynamic and ergonomic office atmosphere that also meets their needs. Workshop outcomes show that majority of the participants is not happy with the color scheme, workstation placement and space organization. Meeting room amounts are not enough and not designed efficiently. Besides, no common spaces exist for socialization. Three out of four participants need to be isolated to concentrate on their work and
This project aims to adapt, or rather, to make use of the stones available to put up a new building. It is a new building, in which various voices and functions (some already registered, others still to be constructed) intervene; it is not a reconstruction of the building in its original form.
Frequent floods have deprived the locals of an access to the wild and beautiful landscape. For this project, TERRITOIRES chose the radical and minimal system of a wooden path, which is as smooth as glass. This path extends across the two neighboring villages, frequently teasing and eventually crossing the river halfway via a footbridge. The geometric contrast between the sinuous river and the path’s rigid lines give its visitors an astonishing sense of levitation, without ever touching the ground.
The Ulma Family Museum of Poles Saving Jewish People during World War II in Markowa is Poland's first institution commemorating Poles who helped Jews. Within the museum's layout composition it is not only the form, but all the other elements, too, such as texture and material, that are to express the content related to the museum's message.
The book is structured in two parts, both equally consistent. The first part is theoretical, while the second presents case studies. The theoretical approach details the sustainability concept of a process of regeneration and the need for it to continue its actions autonomously, subsequent to the short or medium term of the implementation process. The bioregional vision is detailed in relation to the Mediterranean space, with the economy of the technological means and the available human and community resources. In the second part, the case studies presented insist on the Mediterranean space by commenting its urban regenerations, in a bioregional perspective