Mode Gakuen Cocoon Tower in Tokyo, Japan

Located in Tokyo, Japan, Mode Gakuen Cocoon Tower was designed by Tange Associates. Tower floor plan is simple. Three areas rectangular room of about 120 degrees for about insiders. From the first floor to 50th floor, these areas rectangular room has a curved shape. The inner core consists of an elevator, stairs, and the shaft. Student Lounge is located between the classroom and face in three directions, east, southwest and northwest. Green planted down the door and the soft nature of the design and its elliptical shape, wrapped in aluminum curtain wall to create a form that meets the eye at all levels to minimize the impact of the construction.

Canadian Design Firm Set Of Global Weight In Montreal, Canada

Canadian design company set for international recognition in Montreal, Canada, was designed by architects Saucier + Perrotte. Saucier + Perrotte acclaimed buildings have been published worldwide, reflecting the situation of the Office as a business-class design. While adding to his considerable volume of work built in Canada, the company is expanding its international portfolio of work in Japan, China, Middle East and Africa. In 2009, Saucier + Perrotte received the award for best architecture firm roots in Canada.

The company believes that the architecture of the process can affect all aspects of designing an intervention, from master planning and renovation of a house on a sustainable residential complex designed to museums and theaters, as opposed to interior design. Since its inception, Saucier + Perrotte is closely linked to its geology and landscape architecture, which emphasizes the physical and symbolic importance of the project site. study of society / research-based approach to understand the architecture reflects its role in shaping the contemporary urban and rural landscape.

Housing Design That Is Based On The Subtleties Of Human Relationships In Tokyo, Japan

Housing design that relies on the nuances of human relationships designed by architects kimizuka is located in Tokyo, Japan. Recreate a society that hides the definition of "home": Azamino SoHo in Yokohama (2011), a family home and the workplace, is to rethink the concept of a home within the community, rather than as a closed box, separated from society. Although this house has rooms fully equipped with no children, common areas for family and work space is completely safe and is associated with the other. This program is expected to affect the relationship between parents and children, families and communities and even individuals in society.

Increase the importance of a shared empty: Lightwell House in Tokyo (2008) is designed for a family with their grandmother. How different generations live together, there is a common value of their home will be one of the main problems in the near future with the aging population and the long recession that Japan is facing.