Futurist Architecture

The rooftop extension is designed in contemporary design style. The work process of making this rooftop is based on the environmental considerations and also the interpretations of the important elements from existing building.

Dalton School is not only famous because of its best education system but also popular because of its historically landmarked buildings. The five buildings have a historical design and construction which are different from other schools around the city.

A complexity was found on how to properly match the varying tree’s trunk to the differing structural performance requirements in the structure.

A 60-meter long curtain is surrounding the auditorium, offering different flair from open to intimate depends on its position. The semi-transparent curtain was designed by Petra Blaisse from Inside Outside.

This design also highlights the building’s entrance and defies the slope in the process. From this angle, the building plunges toward the majestic view of Mont Chauve and the island.

The whole interior of Shangri-La Hotel is a type of a luxury hotel. The floors are designed with luxury marbles with some natural accents on the wall. The use of wood material on the wall is used to match the wooden furniture inside the hotel.

The final site of Tunica River Park doesn’t have a too much environmental alteration, considering the previous ecological disturbance on it. The museum and park offer an interesting interaction with the water on some different levels. The visitors can have a good traveling with different ecosystems along the park road and finally arrive at the Museum.

Hilton Leeds Arena is designed with full height windows and also Portland stone cladding. The visual connection can be seen on the first floors and the glazed ground of the hotel interior. The bar and the restaurant facilities will provide and an awesome access to invite passers-by and hotel guests.

The building was organized so that the travelers can have a look at the historic city immediately from the station hall. Measures include a geothermal heat pump and an optimal façade design showcasing highly insulated glazing to reduce 35% of energy use from prescribed requirements.

The building connects the First Street zone with the city center. Its triangular shape is the building characteristic, creating a strong visual identity.

The landscape architecture was also realized by considering the natural habitat and its resources, offering environmental education while supporting the functional needs of the Deloitte University.