Architects - Broken Cross, Trix Antwerp
Artist: Architects Song: Broken Cross Album: Lost Forever // Lost Together This was the opening of the Architects concert at Trix in Antwerp. One of the best performances I #39;ve seen in a long time.
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Architects - Intro + Broken Cross live @ Roxy, Prague
18.2.2015 ROXY PRAGUE w/ Blessthefall, Everytime I Die, Counterparts.
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Architects-These colours don #39;t run live London Roundhouse
14/03/2015.
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La Roseraie de l #39;Atlas - Marrakech - Narrowminded Architects
La Roseraie de l #39;Atlas projet conjoint du Groupe El Alami Holding (Maroc) et Oberoi (Inde) est la concrtisation d #39;une vision: celle d #39;un ensemble rsidentiel o l #39;architecture et...
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Architects Go Simple in Their Own Homes
Many luxury buyers ask architects to design them homes that have it all. But when architects design homes for themselves, the results are simple, sophisticated structures that merely look expensive...
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Vali Architects: Setting up a Project in Sketchup - Part 2 Site Design
Chuck Vali of Vali Architects shows you the techniques he uses to set up design projects in SketchUp. This is the 2nd video in a five part series: parts 1, 2, 3 focus on site design, videos...
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Architects whose resumes are filled with skyscrapers in downtown Chicago, prominent buildings around the world and projects the likes of Canary Wharf in London did not pass up the chance to work on the banks of the Mississippi River.
From the moment the lineup of architects laid their eyes on the more that 130 acres of riverfront, they were attracted to redeveloping it. As demolition begins on the site, owned by River Eagle Investments LLC, the architects already have been busy designing buildings and elaborate landscaping to transform the former Case New Holland plant site into Fountainhead Quad-Cities.
Keeping its pledge the development would be a local project, River Eagle hired Russell Construction and McClure Engineering, both based in the Quad-Cities. Russell is the construction manager.
The scope of the project, the site and the chance to transform a rare sizable parcel along the Mississippi has created an excitement among those involved.
"We're actually creating a whole village, a little city on the site," said Chicago architect Jim DeStefano, who first saw the site three years ago. He is the project's master planner.
"I'm still amazed when you look at the plans; it looks like little parcels,'' he said after the project's first pre-construction design meeting last month in Davenport. "You get out there and it is just vast."
Tom Fennelly, Russell's senior vice president, said the project compareswith nothing else "that has been done or is being done."
"Usually, a project has many small phases. This one is coming out with a large phase at the beginning. It's more exciting and shows the commitment of the developer."
Fennelly said the original plan was for the two hotels and one apartment building in phase one, but the three planned apartment buildings now are part of the initial phase.
"It's a once in a lifetime opportunity to do a multi-building, multi-phase project that is going to be significant to the community," he said. "Early on, we had our doubts whether this would come to fruition. Now we see it is and we're extremely excited to be part of it."
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Sprawling site attracts prominent design team
Have you ever wanted to be a fly-on-the-wall at the Rochdale Council headquarters?
The architects behind the award-winning Number One Riverside in the town centre have used the latest technology to allow you to do just that.
FaulknerBrowns Architects have teamed up with photographers Hufton and Crow to create a drone fly-through video of the 42.5m office block.
Its believed to be the first time the technology has been used to capture the inside of a building.
Steve McIntyre, partner at FaulknerBrowns, said: The still photographs of the building are beautiful, but they dont quite capture what the space feels like.
The drone video footage does.
Its great to be able to give people that extra dimension to showcase a building and it gives a much better feel of the space and what it actually looks like.
The drone helicopter was taken into the building on a Sunday when the offices are closed and friends and family were drafted in to walk about the building to give the impression it was in use.
Rochdale Council headquarters Number One Riverside
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Architects - These Colours Don #39;t Run - London Roundhouse 14/3/15
Heavy!
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Luisa Todini - Poste Italiane: Architects of our Future
ASP 11th Cycle Opening Politecnico di Torino February 27th, 2015 Luisa Todini is an Italian entrepreneur. Former member of the European Parliament, from 2014 she is President of Poste Italiane.
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