• Centuries ago, the walls and floors of halftimbered buildings as well as roof trusses were prepared on the ground for erection. (detail.de)
  • highly insulated prefabricated walls and roof and floor elements perfect for a straightforward rectilinear building. (e-architect.com)
  • By removing all dividing walls to kitchen, staircase and entrance the ground floor opened up completely to gain a joyous sense of spaciousness. (e-architect.com)
  • This patient task yielded hopeful results, revealing the floor plan of a building whose walls were used to configure the museum, auditorium, workshops, and storage space. (nietosobejano.com)
  • and the concrete walls and cor-ten steel roofs reflect the white and red colors of the stuccoed walls of the Caliphal city. (nietosobejano.com)
  • The main exhibition area-designed for large-scale artworks-is a column-free, 3,000-square-foot space, with 22-foot-high walls, and a polished concrete floor. (architizer.com)
  • It has a ying shan roof which is a gable roof with solid walls at both ends. (khookongsi.com.my)
  • This kitchen can take dark and moody tones on the walls and ceiling without it feeling oppressive due to the installation of the roof light. (livingetc.com)
  • The natural process of deterioration of a ruin progresses from top to bottom: first, the roof structure disappears until only parts of the walls and foundations remain. (valerietraan.be)
  • The gazebo structure defined the ceiling, walls and windows, while red bricks and an outdoor rug served as the floor. (conversationgardens.com)
  • The roof, façade, and walls consist of hexagonal elements in three different sizes, depending on the spatial use. (azraaksamija.net)
  • The rise of cross laminated timber is enabling multi-storey construction using CLT panels for walls, floors and roof. (xylotek.co.uk)
  • Ethmoid sinuses form the roof, and maxillary sinuses form the walls. (medscape.com)
  • Crafted by Chris Collaris Architects, this family home blends clear form characteristics with a distinct white lime wash brick facade and an overhanging roof with large extensions that nestles the home and defines the structure against the modest streetscape. (designboom.com)
  • Chris Collaris Architects have punctuated the Lime Wash House's facade and roof with a strategic arrangement of various openings that forge connections between the structure and the garden. (designboom.com)
  • The profile of the banister is tilted, directing the spatial orientation towards the preserved upper floor facade and tiled roof of the neighboring timber building. (archdaily.com)
  • While canceling the reading of the traditional image on the ground floor, this new façade also highlights the more refined details of the preserved facade of the upper floor and tiled roof. (archdaily.com)
  • The new buildings adapt design features of the old town, such as the sandstone facade and the pitched roof with plain tiles," the architects explained. (dezeen.com)
  • Ropemaker Place builds on British Land's and Arup's ethos of sustainable design and the importance of technical and spatial flexibility for modern office buildings. (arup.com)
  • The end result shows that it is not about improvement of quality in the office projects, with words such as: flexibility, specific areas, thematic areas, but about the spatial change as a result of bearing words that will guide the future: free energy and energy savings. (e-architect.com)
  • In designing Kasmin, studioMDA has created a purpose-built gallery that acts as a Kunsthalle for displaying and viewing art with maximum spatial flexibility and daylight. (architizer.com)
  • The use of reinforced concrete enabled a free floor plan, offering flexibility in internal partitioning. (archeyes.com)
  • Because of its spatial flexibility and soundproof wall cladding, even non-exhibition events can be held here. (gmp.de)
  • The building's ground floor is made of brick, while the second floor, with big windows, opens onto terraces on the roof of the ground-floor part and in the back toward the hill, creating outdoor spaces sheltered by an overhanging roof. (floornature.com)
  • The one-story building's roof features a green scape that functions as a sculpture garden. (architizer.com)
  • The building's interiors feature natural and hard-wearing materials such as the pale-green stone used for flooring and counters in the atrium. (dezeen.com)
  • At Hanse Haus, you can choose between four different detached house variants as the basis for your home, which differ in their roof shape: From our gable roof classic Variant to Cubus with a flat roof and Vita with a pent roof to the city villa with a hipped or pavilion roof. (hanse-haus.de)
  • The high gable roof in the main living area provides ample space for creativity, with a staircase leading to the main bedroom. (archiscene.net)
  • The roof is of the type called xie shan (half-pitched, half-gable roof). (khookongsi.com.my)
  • The terraces and the exterior ceilings are clad in heat-treated pine, while the roofs are covered with galvanised steel, responding to the clients' desire to live in a home with an industrial look . (floornature.com)
  • High ceilings and roof lights in the pitched roof allow this kitchen to take dark tones and still feel airy and bright. (livingetc.com)
  • Inside, the new wings contain spaces optimised for flexible office use, including areas beneath the eaves which are narrower than the main floors and benefit from higher ceilings. (dezeen.com)
  • In some places they planted small gardens of flowers and mango trees, in others they found second-hand materials to build better floors, roofs and ceilings. (bath.ac.uk)
  • This is why the architects used composite boards consisting of a mixture of wood chips and concrete on the inside of the house, with polished concrete floors. (floornature.com)
  • The main building consists of a reinforced concrete structure with subsequently preloaded ceiling slabs (ground floor and three floors). (igh.hr)
  • The left and right outcrops consist of a monolithic reinforced concrete structure (ground floor + two floors). (igh.hr)
  • Design interventions include carefully punching new windows into the concrete façade, and retaining the frame of the old garage door, allowing natural light to flood through the deep floor plan via a sequence of aligned doorframes. (bustler.net)
  • From the entrance through the ramp to the terrace, each space is designed by Wiyoga Nurdiansyah Architects to create an engaging and enriching spatial experience, a dynamic sequence of unfolding spaces. (designboom.com)
  • A defining characteristic of the project, the roof extends the usable volume of the upper floors, shelters dry walkways on the sides, and provides an inviting entrance. (designboom.com)
  • Stepping inside, the south-facing living room is infused with abundant natural light and connected to the front garden, while a green entrance on the east side welcomes inhabitants to pass through the roof. (designboom.com)
  • Another entrance is via the new four-floor commercial building. (japan-architects.com)
  • A dense system of floor ducts also provides each exhibitor with individual access to power. (gmp.de)
  • The fall across the site meant there was scope for a half-basement under the front of the building which could absorb all the ancillary utility and storage spaces, leaving the two main floors purely for primary living spaces. (e-architect.com)
  • Openings in the floorplates create double height spaces in both a large ground-floor dining room and a first-floor living room. (dezeen.com)
  • In the core of the house, a three floors tall service 'tower' ('magic-box') contains a toilet on each floor, storage spaces, installation shafts and a dumbwaiter. (dezeen.com)
  • With a modest ground floor footprint, the Lime Wash House enhances the spatial experience by fostering interactivity between the interior and exterior spaces. (designboom.com)
  • In this way, the project unveils the floor plan of an underground museum, which articulates its halls around a sequence of solid and void spaces, covered areas and courtyards that guide visitors along their itinerary. (nietosobejano.com)
  • The main lobby leads to a large courtyard with a square floor plan that, like a cloister, organizes around it the main public spaces: assembly hall, cafeteria, store, library, and exhibition halls. (nietosobejano.com)
  • The existing conditions have been drawn and now the fun of schematic design options, typically the floor plans, can begin as the owner and architect begin collaborating for the best layout and articulation of spaces. (hiddencityphila.org)
  • basement, ground floor and first floor with regards to the building height limitation to 8.5 meters and the various spaces the client specified. (worldarchitecture.org)
  • Roof lights will flood previously dark rooms with natural light, providing a gravitational pull to once dingy spaces. (livingetc.com)
  • The spaces are arranged by considering minimizing severance of floors, smooth vertical circulation and combination, and independency. (archilovers.com)
  • The atrium linked with the floor one, two and three empty spaces becomes a sharing container, a sophisticated atrium space. (theplan.it)
  • The second-floor swimming pool, positioned at the center of the inner court, serving as a focal point that fosters a positive spatial relationship with the surrounding areas. (designboom.com)
  • Within a residential expansion area in Son en Breugel, the southern Netherlands , the Lime Wash House embodies pure materialization and a spatial organization plan that fosters a dialogue of connectivity with the surrounding garden. (designboom.com)
  • and panels of CLT use for flooring between those beams, and as occasional vertical shear panels to provide lateral stability to the building. (xylotek.co.uk)
  • Designed by Dutch architect Hans van Heeswijk for himself and his family, the Rieteiland House is located on the recently developed island of IJburg and has three floors that face out across the water, as well as a basement below. (dezeen.com)
  • The house is an elongated rectangular block of three floors and a basement. (dezeen.com)
  • The placement plan of the project is as follows: On the basement floor there is a pool, one master bedroom, living room for catering, warehouse and a caretaker's room (with yard access). (worldarchitecture.org)
  • The central hall at the lower floor (basement) was used for wedding tea receptions in the early days. (khookongsi.com.my)
  • roof , ceiling , floor , and basement, will allow students to spatially plan where letters belong. (brainspring.com)
  • We demolished the partition wall on the ground floor and also the timber doors with wood lattice. (archdaily.com)
  • The McRae Bar includes hand-painted murals by Gumbaynggirr/Bundjalung artist Otis Carey, while the hotel restaurant Brasserie 1930 combines rich timber finishes with a black and white marble floor. (archello.com)
  • Eun Young Yi designed the new library as a simple cube shape with two floors underground and nine above ground. (wikipedia.org)
  • The ground floor serves as a functional service area and accommodates the kids' bedrooms, while the second floor houses the spacious common rooms. (designboom.com)
  • The foyer on the ground floor is adjacent to the inner court. (designboom.com)
  • Three bedrooms occupy a portion of the ground floor, while a fourth is situated on the top floor diagonally opposite a screened roof terrace. (dezeen.com)
  • The space of the ground floor therefore opens up to the outside. (archdaily.com)
  • They decided to break up the home visually into three volumes, each with a ground floor and an upper level following the slope of the land. (floornature.com)
  • The living area on the ground floor features a kitchen, a foyer, a bathroom, a utility room, and an outdoor bathroom accessible from the outside. (archiscene.net)
  • Above the floor is situated the sloping roof truss of Scotch pine, 120mm x 150mm, 30°, with the heights from the ground varying from 4.7m to 3.1m, and that of the eaves, merely 1.3m at most, from which rain drops fall into the boundary in the twinkling of an eye. (tfam.museum)
  • On the ground floor, there is a guest room, kitchen, dining room, seating room and a main living room and First floor of the building contains, three bedrooms, a private seating room and a small workspace. (worldarchitecture.org)
  • The result is a social space on the ground floor and dynamic living areas in the upper floors. (bustler.net)
  • Here, the ground floor accommodates a restaurant and a large conference room. (gmp.de)
  • Before becoming home to the Contemporary Arts Center in 1977, the historic building had a variety of uses: law offices, light manufacturing, printing, even a ground-floor Sears & Roebuck. (architecturalrecord.com)
  • In our brick building renovation example, 2nd floor commercial instructional space requires a use variance from the norm, as does the proposed roof top deck and pilot house, both requiring approvals at both neighborhood (Registered Community Organizations) and City (Zoning Board of Adjustments) levels before the final design and layout can be assured approval. (hiddencityphila.org)
  • It makes more sense to combine cultural industry and spatial design together for rural renovation. (chinese-architects.com)
  • A second floor is added to the bungalow at the north side of the courtyard, with a traditional Bai style tiled roof (responding to the design code of Dali old town). (archdaily.com)
  • A retractable roof was considered for the central courtyard for natural ventilation in the interior and to allow the efficient airflow throughout the building. (worldarchitecture.org)
  • A courtyard in a house can be considered interior, it's simply a room without a roof. (archdaily.com)
  • As part of the refurbishment, the architects reinstated the original floor plans, introducing a circular access corridor on each floor with views to a reinstated rectilinear central courtyard. (archello.com)
  • A previously open area on the west side of the site was filled in, allowing an existing central courtyard to be transformed into a glass-roofed atrium. (dezeen.com)
  • It is an archaic central space that extends over four floors and does not have any specific library functions. (wikipedia.org)
  • Two roof extensions further amplify the available space, flooding the bathroom and attic study on the first floor's east side with light. (designboom.com)
  • A sloping roof system is designed in the space adjacent to the window, the background cote is raised and the light is fully utilized in order to nourish the tree. (officesnapshots.com)
  • Property developer CRLand preferred Kokaistudios' vision for an 'urban valley,' the floor of which is a subterranean commercial space that merges into its green land surroundings through a series of stepped slopes. (japan-architects.com)
  • 3rd floor can be shared with 2nd floor through open space of mezzanine. (archilovers.com)
  • 4th and 5th floor creates double layered space with roof garden as its center. (archilovers.com)
  • The main level provided space for four classrooms while the top floor featured facilities for housing students. (historicplaces.ca)
  • Le Corbusier, along with his cousin Pierre Jeanneret, undertook this unique project that combined both a gallery for La Roche's art collection and a residential space under one roof. (archeyes.com)
  • The flat roof not only serves aesthetic functions but also acts as a functional garden space. (archeyes.com)
  • The first floor is the business center and showing space. (theplan.it)
  • Shota Nakanishi Architects' highly commended house sees a large, single-sided, gently tilted roof hanging over a sheltered veranda on a street edge. (bustler.net)
  • From there, you can access the roof terrace, which offers a 360-degree view of the Stuttgart Valley. (wikipedia.org)
  • A roof terrace adjacent to the bathroom on the second floor provides a place to sit unseen. (dezeen.com)
  • If, for example, the element is to be filled with fill on site as a storey ceiling or roof terrace (LIGNO® Rippe Q3-x), its cavities are open at the top (feature _r0). (lignotrend.com)
  • On the terrace, stand six octagonal granite pillars that support the beam and the roof. (khookongsi.com.my)
  • Spatial structure system should be provided which allows people to move smoothly throughout the building with proper use of stair and slope to maximize artificial land use, such as, sunken garden, terrace, roof garden, and mezzanine. (archilovers.com)
  • 2nd floor can be accessed from terrace, which is created from expanded balcony, to allow independent access without passing through interior public hall. (archilovers.com)
  • The monolith intends to create a new feature that will function as a calming point for the entire area, creating visual and spatial orientation. (wikipedia.org)
  • There are spatial shifts in where activity is taking place - from the unloading bays, to the market floor, to the offices, each location populated by variable combinations of workers and customers at different times - but something is always happening somewhere, often at a different pace. (socresonline.org.uk)
  • The first floor of this old brick building had once been a corner store with the family name, like a crest, tiled into the corner entry step-a common sight in Philadelphia. (hiddencityphila.org)
  • In the older buildings, the original spatial organisation with a more traditional arrangement of rooms and corridors has been retained. (dezeen.com)
  • It provides shelter and also transforms the spatial sequence. (archdaily.com)
  • The 21-storey building incorporates a total of 55,000m² net of office, including two designated trading floors, 1270m² of retail facilities, and over 1850m² of roof garden terraces. (arup.com)
  • The roof of the garage is used for private terraces. (herokuapp.com)
  • The ramp roof provides an architectural promenade in the foyer. (bolles-wilson.com)
  • All architectural renovations start with a site visit to field measure and record spatial tolerances for new use. (hiddencityphila.org)
  • At FCJZ, we have been trying in various ways to reinterpret this specific spatial proposition - an architectural element that is part of the inside but outside by nature. (archdaily.com)
  • vietnamese-based architecture firm kientruc o were commissioned to remodel a traditional vietnamese house into a contemporary structure using spatial voids. (designboom.com)
  • 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 floors above and the spatial abstraction of the void's geometry is materialized. (designboom.com)
  • The roof steel grid structure of the main building is "Mero" type. (igh.hr)
  • The height of the top of the steel roof structure varies from +20.00 m to 34.00 m. (igh.hr)
  • The second floor is covered with a cylindrical roof structure of a spatial steel grid of variable height, also of the "Mero" type. (igh.hr)
  • Hyper-scale structure, curved floor and sloping roof-all fabricate a particular urban crevice and bodily experience, where a multiplicity of spatial and bodily perceptions, by the public activities during the exhibition period, will be gradually triggered and brought into our consciousness. (tfam.museum)
  • Floor and wall slabs ensure sufficient bracing of the structure. (knippershelbig.com)
  • Meandering path leading to gazebo and unique roof aspect of the structure. (conversationgardens.com)
  • A saddle roof design allows for increased openings without compromising privacy. (designboom.com)
  • The design of the roof extends the visual plane of the High Line, creating a unique sculpture garden visible to the promenade's six million annual visitors. (architizer.com)
  • The new floors include larger guestroom suites, notably different from the heritage portion due to a change in ceiling height and windows, but still maintaining the design identity of the hotel as a whole. (archello.com)
  • The roof design is a central element of the overall scheme, mainly as it is visible from neighbouring tall buildings. (archello.com)
  • It focuses on the performative nature of the spatial interventions they design and create. (valerietraan.be)
  • The design would like to create a cosy and dramatic atmosphere by placing colorful floral pillows, Kang table, pigsty feeding,rebar decorated floor and color variable LED lights, etc. (chinese-architects.com)
  • In addition, the floor load is also considered in the design, and can meet the operation of large machines and industrial deployment. (theplan.it)
  • We try to establish particular articulations with memory and innovative culture of the client by our design work, and also actively explore a spatial identity and characteristics of group industrial architecture with mixed function. (theplan.it)
  • Bornstein Lyckefors' intention is to create a manifold spatial experience , not only outside but inside the home. (floornature.com)
  • it means vertical connection between floors take place in different spots by distinct visual experience and spatial quality. (worldarchitecture.org)
  • The floor plan, view and section always match the grid size of 0.97 meters. (wikipedia.org)
  • The building is topped by a landscaped roof, which sits on the rigorous skylight grid. (architizer.com)
  • In contrast the upper floors in white plaster transcend this intentional massivity through their material and geometric abstraction. (bolles-wilson.com)
  • Small units suitable for elderly occupants or studio apartments with garden below, the larger first floor apartments have generous balconies while the upper two floors are organised as maisonettes. (bolles-wilson.com)
  • In the rear verandah, there is a stairway connecting the upper and lower floors of the main hall. (khookongsi.com.my)
  • On the upper floor of the central hall is the Cheng Soon Keong. (khookongsi.com.my)
  • The artists' intervention reverses this process by showing the roof, the upper wall sections and top parts of the columns. (valerietraan.be)
  • So, about a year later, the organization renewed its exploration of real-estate options for the upper floors. (architecturalrecord.com)
  • The building prototype with five stories is divided into three blocks: the lower block is floor one with business center, the middle block is floor two and floor three with training office, and the upper block is floor four and floor five with independent office. (theplan.it)
  • The cabin's floor plan is inspired by a former hunting cabin, preserving its shape while offering contemporary comfort and functionality. (archiscene.net)
  • The floor plan is divided into four part for raising pigs. (chinese-architects.com)
  • The honeycomb-like floor plan can be infinitely expanded and adapted to any site. (azraaksamija.net)
  • The main living room, pantry and dining room is on the second floor with a high ceiling following the shape of a sloping roof and accessible by ramp from the front area. (designboom.com)
  • An internalised ramp allows three 18 m long trucks to park directly besides the first floor stage. (bolles-wilson.com)
  • confronted with the constant chaos of the city, the kientruc o -designed house juxtaposes against its urban context by introverting itself through spatial subtraction, creating a void that denotes its noisy context. (designboom.com)
  • The earliest experiments were avant-garde for the Chinese context, evolving the spatial volume of a home beyond the physical embodiment of daily activities, into a lifestyle. (archdaily.com)
  • The objectives of this work are to 1) evaluate the performance of the P7 method on field samples of low quartz mass loadings, 2) evaluate the magnitude of dust mass spatial variability within an enclosed cab environment, and 3) estimate the subsequent p. (cdc.gov)
  • Tracer gas tests were performed under a variety of conditions including the movement of the emission source to areas across the bench top surface to evaluate the spatial capture efficiency. (cdc.gov)
  • The mixture of retreat areas and public areas runs through the entire building as a spatial theme. (wikipedia.org)
  • Some floor areas are attached to wall-type supports (span width approx. (knippershelbig.com)
  • The parietal lobe, which sits on top of the temporal and occipital lobes, receives sensory information, in the sensory projection areas, from all over the body and figures in spatial abilities. (medscape.com)
  • The roof-hexagons carry differently-colored light and shading elements, which can project patterns onto the floor. (azraaksamija.net)
  • Each roof hexagon is supported by three steel columns forming an "umbrella. (azraaksamija.net)
  • The architecture thus becomes a spatial and formal expression of its constructive support, a connection so often forgotten these days. (nietosobejano.com)
  • The stairwell serves as an atrium and a light well, while leading up to the first floor. (floornature.com)
  • A meeting room located on a fourth-floor balcony has a view of the dramatic atrium. (architecturalrecord.com)
  • The second and third floors are the training and development area, sharing the container of the atrium hall. (theplan.it)
  • It was designed to allow for large continuous floors with spacious open aspects and, a legible circulation and views over the City of London and Islington, providing a working environment of the highest quality and a desirable place to work. (arup.com)
  • Between the eaves and undulated floor is left a gap, like an accident, extending upwards to the plaza's horizon. (tfam.museum)
  • The exterior of the building is not aggressive by keeping previous materials: rubbles and wooden roof. (chinese-architects.com)
  • 60). Many researchers have turned to the work of Lefebvre to interrogate the spatial and temporal properties of the everyday, notably his last and posthumously published work, Rhythmanalysis ( Lefebvre 2004 [1992] ). (socresonline.org.uk)
  • Extending just a metre into your garden can bring huge returns in terms of interior spatial advantages and a free-flowing layout. (livingetc.com)
  • The addition of floor-to-ceiling glazing and sliding glass doors will instantly connect your home and garden, allowing you to enjoy the outside all year round, even if it's from the comfort of a warm kitchen diner inside. (livingetc.com)
  • The first floor is the dining-hall in the park, the second to third floors are office and production plants, and the fourth floor is the enterprise headquarters and roof garden. (theplan.it)
  • The cladding system was installed from the individual floors using sophisticated mechanical manipulators, and without expensive and time-consuming tower cranes. (arup.com)
  • We've been trying to maximize those floors to generate income for the nonprofit since the building was given to us almost two decades ago," says Neil Barclay, CAC director and CEO. (architecturalrecord.com)
  • The placement of dormers along the roof, decorative fence atop the tower roof, and the regular pattern of the large rectangular windows on the façade also reflect the Second Empire architecture. (historicplaces.ca)
  • Judge David Leech noted: "The architecture is the opposite of a singular concept or diagram but instead is built up in layers of many smaller thoughts - environmental, spatial, contextual and material among many others. (bustler.net)
  • The second floor contains a conference hall with production and interpreter rooms that can also be subdivided if necessary. (gmp.de)
  • The total floor area of constructions is 63.5 billion m 2 , and the urban per capita residential floor area is 34.9 m 2 . (hindawi.com)
  • A staircase core is also driven through the full-height of the building to house storage closets, a toilet for every floor and a dumbwaiter. (dezeen.com)
  • In this way the house can be seen as a sort of spatial grandstand. (dezeen.com)
  • The three floors and 7.000 sqm of offices house a branch of local government that deals with the administration of psychiatric services. (bolles-wilson.com)
  • Along the wall, enter the house through the oval arch with the toes slightly inclined forwards, reaching the pavement of Dahurian larch, 45mm x 191mm, jointed and screwed: the imagination is curved as such with the curved floor. (tfam.museum)
  • This allows for fluid spatial arrangements (be it parallel, behind one another, or even zigzag) depending on the community size and its gender arrangements. (azraaksamija.net)
  • EDR enlarged the opening around the stair to visually connect the two floors and created a wall of private work booths near its base. (architecturalrecord.com)
  • A large-span floor layout can be expanded from 1000 m2 to 2000 m2, which can meet the needs of headquarters office, high-tech R & D, production and processing and other mixed function expansion. (theplan.it)
  • Riley S. Large-scale spatial-transmission the body and legs of their 2 children, but also in the milk of the sow, which models of infectious disease. (cdc.gov)
  • For roof superstructures, there is usually a flat closed finish _rg0 (LIGNO® Block Q-x, LIGNO® Block Q3-x or corresponding versions of LIGNO Acoustic classic). (lignotrend.com)
  • The flat roofs will be extensively greened and equipped with photovoltaics. (knippershelbig.com)
  • Long since emptied of its useful wares, save for the evidence of a decorative tin ceiling, the 2nd and 3rd floors above were likely the store owner's family home. (hiddencityphila.org)
  • Black accessories complement the dark frames of the floor-to-ceiling glass doors. (livingetc.com)
  • A small meeting room next to 'Pigsty Bistro' has tilted roof, with a full-height glass window facing to Tai Fu Tai Mansion and its stage. (chinese-architects.com)
  • The produced spatial confinement is compensated by introduction of a complete glass façade and a double high living room. (herokuapp.com)