70F architecture

70F architecture is a growing office, combining the three major elements in design; architecture, interior design and design. The two partners have built up experience in all fields working in other offices and have started for themselves in 1999.

Bas ten Brinke was born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, in 1972 and got his diploma in architecture from the Technical University in Eindhoven in 1995.

Carina Nilsson was born in Lund, Sweden, in 1970 and got her degree in architecture from Chalmers Technical University, Gothenburg, in 1998. Before that she studied sculpture, drawing and jewellery making at Lawrence University, USA.

1104 Architects

Chris Roche is an award winning architect, registered with ARB (Architects Registration Board) and a chartered member of the Royal Institute of British Architects. Chris is a former University Lecturer, and has taught at schools in London, Leeds, Manchester, and Brussels. Chris has represented RIBA London Region on RIBA Council (2002-2004) and 2008-date, Chris is a former Deputy Chair of RIBA London, and former Chair of RIBA Camden. The practice is active politically in the community, and Chris Roche is the RIBA advisor to Jeremy Corbyn MP. Chris is a former professional karate instructor, and amongst his current interests, lists collecting first editions; horology; and Manchester City FC.
1104 Architects

4a-architekten

Architecture offers identity, stimulation, reflection, fun, orientation and security.

Architecture is a process that undergoes constant development. For this reason alone, there is a need for a moderator, a role which we fulfil as a team.

Our team is always centred around the building owner: his needs, his requirements, his wishes, his views and his claims.

A dynamic is then generated around him in the course of our working process which at first leaves all options open, yet at the same time remains goal-orientated and results in an integrated solution......4a-architekten

123DV

The company is founded in 1999 by Liong Lie.
The current team consists of 10 architects, planners and interior designers.

WORK FIELD
In addition to buildings and interiors, we also design custom made products such as furniture, sinks, doors, lighting for an optimal experience.
Your question is our mission.

VISION We believe that due to changes in society existing concepts of living and working are to be reconsidered.
When necessary they should be revised to better reflect the diversity of lifestyles that provide for new developments.

We believe in "form follows identity", from personal to public and commercial projects.
In personal projects such as villas it results in tailor made buildings.
To stress the character of the public space we designed "edible" sinks for a restaurant.

We embrace "crossover thinking". We think that it can lead to unexpected solutions and increase people's comfort of life.
Traces from the car- and fashion industry can be found in the blackbox project; a cupboard as a silence room or a silence room as a cupboard.
123DV

2012Architects

2012Architects is a Rotterdam based architecture office that utilizes the contextual potential for design. A design is not considered as the beginning of a linear process but as a phase in a continuous cycle of creation and recreation, use and reuse. The latent properties of used materials and products offer an added value to new products and buildings. Our office views re-use as an integrated design strategy called ‘Superuse’. The Reuse concept applies to building materials as well as to energy supplies, human resources, water, traffic and food cycles. We develop strategies for cities to connect different loops, while integrating these processes into the existing urban environment. This concept is coined ‘Recyclicity’. To get a grip on the complexity of all these aspects, most projects start with investigating the different relevant layers. Important layers are: existing location, context, energy sources, water, food systems, existing built structures, green structures, climate, materials, functionality, ergonomics, available budget, capacity of the project team. After mapping those layers we search for possible interconnections. This ultimately leads to a design that integrates all these aspects. Even the way the office is organised is conceived as a cyclic development process; RE.search, RE.design, RE.build. In RE.search potential waste-streams and regional cycles are investigated. The results of this RE.search are used experimentally within projects in RE.design. In this way knowledge is developed that will be used in architectural projects in RE.build. Practical results are then evaluated by RE.search.

51n4e

Johan Anrys (partner)
1974 ° Architect (Sint Lucas Brussels, UCD Dublin)
Assistant architectural design (University of Leuven ASRO)
Freek Persyn (partner)
1974 ° Architect (Sint Lucas Brussels, Dublin institute of Technology)
Peter Swinnen (partner)
1972 ° Architect (Sint Lucas Brussels, Architectural Association London)
Studio master architectural design (ISACF la Cambre Brussels)
Saar Persyn (office manager)
1981 ° Communications (Free University of Brussels)
Aglaia De Mulder (collaborator)
1973 ° Architect (Henri Van De Velde Institute Antwerpen, Ecole d'architecture de Paris Belleville)
Tine Cooreman (collaborator)
1982 ° Architect M.Eng. (UGhent)
Sotiria Kornaropoulou (collaborator)
1977 ° Architect M.Eng. (NTU Athens)
M.Design (DAEindhoven)
Kelly Hendriks (collaborator)
1981 ° Architect (Sint Lucas Ghent, TU/e Eindhoven, Kyushu University Fukuoka, Tokyo University)
Master in Architecture and Urban Culture (UPC-CCCB Barcelona)
Emmanuel Debroise (collaborator)
1983 ° Interior Architect (Saint-Luc Tournai, ENSAV La Cambre Brussels)
Jan Opdekamp (collaborator)
1978 ° Architect (Sint Lucas Brussels)
Marian Beschoner (collaborator)
1976 ° Architect (University of Stuttgart)
Tom Baelus (collaborator)
1985 ° Architect M.Eng. (Free University of Brussels, Universidad Tecnica de Lisboa)
Philippe Nathan (collaborator)
1982 ° Architect (ISACF La Cambre Brussels)
Karel Verstraeten (collaborator)
1985 ° Architect M.Eng. (UGhent)
Aline Neirynck (collaborator)
1985 ° Architect (Sint Lucas Ghent)
Paul Steinbrück (collaborator)
1980 ° Architect M.Eng. (TU Dresden)
Jan Das (collaborator)
1982 ° Interior designer (Katholieke Hogeschool Mechelen)
Ulrike Franzel (collaborator)
1974 ° Architect M.Eng. (RWTH Aachen)
Postgraduate Research of Architecture & Urban Planning (Berlage Institute Rotterdam)
Valbona Koçi (collaborator)
1980 ° Architect (METU, Ankara)
Master of City Planning in Urban Design (METU, Ankara)
Dritan Turabi (collaborator)
1982 ° Architecture and Urban Planning (Polytechnic University of Tirana)
Medlin Sina (collaborator)
1976 ° Secretary, English interpreter (University of Tirana)
Piet Geirnaert (collaborator IT)
1974 ° Architect (Sint Lucas Brussels)
website:http://www.51n4e.com/

360 architects

360 Architecture Office
Transforming an underutilized urban building, this exterior and interior renovation openly displays our firm’s design aesthetic, organizational principles and sustainable approach
website:http://www.360architects.com/#

3XN

3XN was founded as Nielsen, Nielsen and Nielsen in Aarhus in 1986 by the architects Kim Herforth Nielsen, Lars Frank Nielsen (partner until 2002) and Hans Peter Svendler Nielsen (partner until 1992). The three Nielsen architects, often referred to as the Nielsens – and today simply as 3XN – quickly became known for two things: their preference for ground-breaking architecture, in defiance of the anti-humanistic modernism, and projects demanding a high level of detail and employing workmanship of the highest quality.
Website:http://www.3xn.dk/

450architects

450 architects was established in 1995 by Richard Lee Parker, AIA, and David Bushnell, AIA. Our practice prizes individual creativity. At the same time, we work together in an open studio environment. And that says a lot about who we are: collaborative, democratic, and focused on an end result we can all take pride in.

website:http://www.450architects.com/

5gstudio

website:http://www.5gstudio.com/

6a architects

website:http://www.6a.co.uk/

3rw Architects

3RW architects was established in the fall 1999 as a young and independent office. Since then 3RW architects have been working with a wide variety of projects and clients. At the moment we are engaged in projects expanding from singular housing in privat context, to consulting the Norwegian Ministry of Defence in developing new strategic concepts for their properties. 3RW architects have participated in the Venice Biennale 2006 and also in 2000. The office also exhibited at the Havanna Biennale 2000, and additionally many other internartional exhibitions of contemporary architecture. Members of 3RW architects have recived the AR award, overall winner in the Architectural Review award - 1999 and the Ralph Erskine award - 1997. In 2008 3RW was selected as the winner of the Eurpa 40 under 40 award. 3RW architects focuses on architecture as a tool for investigating social relationships within our surroundings. We consider ourselves a network-orientated company since it is our opinion that creating architecture, creating the framework of a dynamic society, is too big a task to be handled within a traditional architects office alone. Therefore we engage in many cooperative projects along with technical consultans, artists, scientists, anthropologists, geographers, scenographers and writers, in order to be a proper participant in the discussion of our surroundings. It is our opinion that dealing with urban questions of today require innovations based upon interdisciplinary collaboration. Perhaps the most striking characteristic of the new generation of architects, is the ability to replace traditional experience with other forms of autorisation. This is representative for a new set of possibilities for the new contemporary architect. Working within a peculiar landscape and society requires knowledge within a wide range of subjects. As architects we need to develop tools of investigation supplying us the relevant information we need to create meaningful interventions. All members of the office are also teaching at the Bergen School of Architecture.

website:http://www.3rw.no/

3ggon architecture

Born: Argentina

Year: 1976, MAR 10

Year: 2007, FEB-Architect for the University of Buenos Aires Faculty of Architecture, Design and Urbanism (FADU-UBA).

Since the year 2001 I gained experience in the business architecture in different studies in Buenos Aires, and on a free-lance in Argentina and the U.S. as a designer and 3D modeler. Oriented in the project area was developing skills in architectural rendering and graphics.

Towards the end of 2003, linked to plot area, I began to internalize the communication interface design and multimedia design, specifically in the areas of website development of corporate identity, product and image. Self-taught in this area, I developed several websites for different professionals and companies in Argentina and other countries.

In 2005 arch media.design 3ggon melts, a comprehensive design study, which compiled the work done to date and encouraged the production of integrated solutions tailored to each project and every client, always looking for innovative, cutting edge design, economy of resources and definition of identity. Under this format I have developed various projects in Argentina, Spain, Italy and France.

Since 2006, parallel to the completion of the university was building up to this day, orders in the architectural area, and participating in various Professional Development Courses, National and International Competitions, Workshops and Seminars, achieving several awards and publications Architecture projects.
website:http://www.3ggon.com.ar/arch/

3rd uncle

3rd uncle
Industry: Architecture
Country:Canada
3rd UNCLE design is an award-winning multidisciplinary design studio based in Toronto Canada. Its reputation is based on an innovative approach to spaces, objects and ideas, as acknowledged by a diverse clientele and by the national and international media. 3rd UNCLE is known for creating memorable environments, and approaching design in an integrated, often playful, and collaborative way.

Website:http://3rduncle.com/home

5468796 Architecture

5468796 Architecture
Industry: Architecture
Country:Canada
Website:http://www.5468796.ca/

60 Lab

60 Lab
Industry: Architecture
Country:USA
60 LAB is a New York based architecture firm founded by Luay Bahoora. The firm is dedicated to producing architecture and design conceived through rigorous and meticulous attention to detail. Our work is a collaborative and exhilarating process aimed at developing clearly articulated and beautifully detailed designs that meet the goals, aspirations, and desires of the client. The firm works with a skilled team of engineers, consultants, and artisans to produce sophisticated and well-crafted design.

Luay Bahoora, RA is a licensed architect in the State of New York and holds a Master of Architecture from the University of Michigan. Prior to founding 60 LAB, he served as an associate at Stonely Pelsinski architects Neukomm (SPaN), where he successfully completed numerous high-profle projects that required sustained attention to detail and an adept understanding of modern construction methods and processes. He has worked closely with acclaimed architect John Pawson on several projects, including Calvin Klein’s residence in New York City. He has also worked in Ahmedabad, India, in the office of Balkrishna Doshi, where he collaborated on the schematic design of thirty100-unit residential buildings in the urban center of Pune. He has over 13 years of experience working in the field of architecture.
Website:http://www.sixtylab.com/