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Architect 2015, one of Sri Lanka's most sought after event was ceremonially launched in Colombo on Wednesday with the simultaneous felicitation of stall holders and sponsors of Architect 2014 in gala reception hosted by the Sri Lanka Institute of Architects(SLIA).
Archt Prof Chitra Wedikkara, President of SLIA addressing the event said Architect 2015 would bring a number of new opportunities to everyone.
She said, " the event has achieved progress in all facets. This time we also have a international conference of architects."
Prof Wedikkara added that a number of world class speakers would be addressing the annual sessions of the event with a blend of foreign and Sri Lankan architects.
Archt D H Wijewardena, Vice President SLIA, Chairman of Exhibition Committee said Architect 2014 was a tremendous success with the highest numbers of visitors who witnessed an international accepted stall system. He said this time they plan to make the event more user friendly.
Architect 2015 will be inaugurated on February 17, 2015 followed up by the National Congress on February 18, 2015.
The inaugural opening of the exhibition will take place on February 18 and will be open for public for 4 days from February 19 to 22, 2015 from 10 am to 10 pm.
The detailed Stall Layout will be presented with many new items having included to be more user friendly. Architect 2015 will have 292 stalls and 150 display panels of work done by architects during 2014.
There will be special invitation for schoolchildren so that one day of the exhibition will be dedicated for them.
Awards will be given to best stall holder and for the best display panel.
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The Hamilton Architects Champion Stakes Final 2014
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PORTSMOUTH If city officials decide to move forward with a plan to build a new police station, they might have to erect a three-story structure that would include a "police department parking garage and firing range," according to a report on the department's space needs.
Pointing to the "land constraints in downtown Portsmouth," the report prepared by Lavallee Brensinger Architects in Manchester and the Architects Design Group from Winter Park, Fla. states that "consideration has (also) been given to combining the firing range and the fleet maintenance program components into a two-story stand-alone structure."
The report is scheduled to be presented to the City Council on Monday.
The study estimates that a two-story structure would be roughly 178,000 square feet and include the headquarters, a parking garage and a firing range, while the three-story option would be roughly 168,000 square feet with the same elements.
But the authors of the report declined to estimate what a new station would cost, saying, "without critical information from the site selection and master planning process, it is impossible to create a useful conceptual project budget."
"Land procurement, number of building stories and site development costs greatly impact the overall project cost," the report states.
Police Chief Stephen Dubois said it's too early in the process for the department to start looking at potential sites.
"We're taking it step by step," Dubois said.
Choosing a site for a new police department will be "a community decision" as much as an "internal discussion," Dubois said Friday.
"We have no aspirations to rush into something without giving it a lot of thought and also including a lot of people in that discussion," Dubois said.
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2014 AIA Institute Honors for Young Architects
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The Australian Institute of Architects has revealed the five winners of its 2014 International Awards, which highlight projects tackled by Australian architects outside their home country. A luxury condominium in Bangkok, a Malaysian rainforest retreat, and the innovative Stonehenge Visitor's Center were among the projects recognized.
Taken from a total of 24 entries in all, the projects are separated into categories for the first time this year: Public Architecture, Interior Architecture, Commercial Architecture, Residential Architecture, and Small Project Architecture.
England's Stonehenge Visitor's Center, by Denton Corker Marshall, has been awarded the Public Architecture award. Probably the most high-profile building to be recognized by the judges this year, the 27 million (US$44 million) project involved re-routing a major road, and placing the visitor's center 0.9 miles (1.5 km) away from Stonehenge's famous stones.
Commendations: Binus Kindergarten and Primary School, by Denton Corker and Phoenix Valley Youth Palace and Grand Theatre, by studio505.
BVN Donovan Hill and Jasmax dominate the Interior Architecture category with first and second-place honors. First place went to New Zealand's ASB North Wharf: a colorful three-story office that features a novel cross ventilation system. It comprises a central atrium that draws in fresh air from open windows, which is then directed around the building with the help of a specially designed funnel.
Commendation: Regional Terminal at Christchurch Airport, also by BVN Donovan Hill in association with Jasmax.
Looking like the sort of ambitious project that typically remains on the drawing board, Singapore's striking Park Royal Hotel, by WOHA, has been given the nod in the Commercial Architecture category. The building certainly achieves the "hotel-as-garden" design that WOHA aimed for, and its green-covered facade and roof is a striking addition to Singapore's skyline.
Commendation: Asia Square, in Singapore, by Public Architecture winners Denton Corker Marshall.
Kerry Hill Architects fared well in the Residential Architecture category, winning first place and also receiving the judge's second-place commendation. The winner, Sukhothai Residences, is a luxury condominium in Bangkok, Thailand, that comprises 41 stories and 196 homes, and rises 166 m (544ft) into the sky.
Commendation: Urban Suites, by Kerry Hill Architects.
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