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Entelechy II: Entry
SEA ISLAND, GA
Landscape design for an architect's seaside house utilizing sub-tropical plantings featuring flowering vines to integrate the house with the site, and screen private zones within the house.
Architect: Portman Architects
https://portmanarchitects.com
Landscape design for an architect's seaside house utilizing sub-tropical plantings featuring flowering vines to integrate the house with the site, and screen private zones within the house.
Architect: Portman Architects
https://portmanarchitects.com
Entelechy II
SEA ISLAND, GA
Landscape design for an architect's seaside house utilizing sub-tropical plantings featuring flowering vines to integrate the house with the site, and screen private zones within the house.
Architect: Portman Architects
https://portmanarchitects.com
Landscape design for an architect's seaside house utilizing sub-tropical plantings featuring flowering vines to integrate the house with the site, and screen private zones within the house.
Architect: Portman Architects
https://portmanarchitects.com
Copperwood
PRINCETON, NJ
Copperwood, designed by Studio Hiller architects, compressed a community development design from and original developer of 77% disturbance down to 17% of the 21-acre mature Oak/Beech forest. Arnold Associates design married the new complex into the surrounding preserved forest and integrated extensive and intensive roof deck landscape fissures through the buildings, balancing unit privacy with enjoyment of public outdoor spaces by the residents.
Architect: Studio Hillier
https://www.studiohillier.com
Civil Engineers: Van Note Harvey
https://vannoteharvey.com
Copperwood, designed by Studio Hiller architects, compressed a community development design from and original developer of 77% disturbance down to 17% of the 21-acre mature Oak/Beech forest. Arnold Associates design married the new complex into the surrounding preserved forest and integrated extensive and intensive roof deck landscape fissures through the buildings, balancing unit privacy with enjoyment of public outdoor spaces by the residents.
Architect: Studio Hillier
https://www.studiohillier.com
Civil Engineers: Van Note Harvey
https://vannoteharvey.com
Copperwood Roof and Courtyard
PRINCETON, NJ
Copperwood, designed by Studio Hiller architects, compressed a community development design from and original developer of 77% disturbance down to 17% of the 21-acre mature Oak/Beech forest. Arnold Associates design married the new complex into the surrounding preserved forest and integrated extensive and intensive roof deck landscape fissures through the buildings, balancing unit privacy with enjoyment of public outdoor spaces by the residents.
Architect: Studio Hillier
https://www.studiohillier.com
Civil Engineers: Van Note Harvey
https://vannoteharvey.com
Copperwood, designed by Studio Hiller architects, compressed a community development design from and original developer of 77% disturbance down to 17% of the 21-acre mature Oak/Beech forest. Arnold Associates design married the new complex into the surrounding preserved forest and integrated extensive and intensive roof deck landscape fissures through the buildings, balancing unit privacy with enjoyment of public outdoor spaces by the residents.
Architect: Studio Hillier
https://www.studiohillier.com
Civil Engineers: Van Note Harvey
https://vannoteharvey.com
Woodhull Residence
BROOKLYN, NY
This 6-story supportive housing building sponsored by Woodhull Hospital and the NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation provides shaded outdoor community courtyard space for the residents for quiet enjoyment, gathering, and interconnecting with others and nature.
Architect: Monica Lopez
https://mlopezarchitect.com
This 6-story supportive housing building sponsored by Woodhull Hospital and the NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation provides shaded outdoor community courtyard space for the residents for quiet enjoyment, gathering, and interconnecting with others and nature.
Architect: Monica Lopez
https://mlopezarchitect.com
Stanworth Commons: Princeton University Faculty Housing
PRINCETON, NJ
Existing faculty housing of the 1950's within a mature forest canopy was renovated to a new LEED Gold multifamily garden community complex for Princeton faculty. The site design integrated the new community into an existing historic neighborhood linking the Stanworth residents to the Princeton campus through pedestrian/bicycle links and connection to adjacent YMCA/YWCA facilities. Utilizing existing building foundations, the architects, Torti Gallus + Partners minimized site disturbance and maximized tree preservation. Up to 60% of viable trees were preserved enhanced with over 500 next generation trees while providing community greens, play areas, picnic pavilions and community walking paths under mature tree canopy.
Architects: Torti Gallas + Partners
https://tortigallas.com
Civil Engineers: Van Note Harvey
https://vannoteharvey.com
Existing faculty housing of the 1950's within a mature forest canopy was renovated to a new LEED Gold multifamily garden community complex for Princeton faculty. The site design integrated the new community into an existing historic neighborhood linking the Stanworth residents to the Princeton campus through pedestrian/bicycle links and connection to adjacent YMCA/YWCA facilities. Utilizing existing building foundations, the architects, Torti Gallus + Partners minimized site disturbance and maximized tree preservation. Up to 60% of viable trees were preserved enhanced with over 500 next generation trees while providing community greens, play areas, picnic pavilions and community walking paths under mature tree canopy.
Architects: Torti Gallas + Partners
https://tortigallas.com
Civil Engineers: Van Note Harvey
https://vannoteharvey.com
Institute For Advanced Study: Short-Term Housing
PRINCETON, NJ
Asphalt parking and roads dissected the historic research institute housing designed by Marcel Breuer. Working directly with the architects and the Institute, vehicular access was removed from the interior of the site freeing these spaces for a contemplative open setting. The natural assets of mature trees were carefully protected with growing conditions enhanced to allow them to thrive adding to the park-like reflective setting.
Architect: Michael Landau Associates
Asphalt parking and roads dissected the historic research institute housing designed by Marcel Breuer. Working directly with the architects and the Institute, vehicular access was removed from the interior of the site freeing these spaces for a contemplative open setting. The natural assets of mature trees were carefully protected with growing conditions enhanced to allow them to thrive adding to the park-like reflective setting.
Architect: Michael Landau Associates
Governors Lane: The Commons
PRINCETON, NJ
A townhouse community benefiting from a landscape designed to extend the indoor spaces and merge the buildings with their surroundings.
A townhouse community benefiting from a landscape designed to extend the indoor spaces and merge the buildings with their surroundings.
Governors Lane
PRINCETON, NJ
A townhouse community benefiting from a landscape designed to extend the indoor spaces and merge the buildings with their surroundings.
A townhouse community benefiting from a landscape designed to extend the indoor spaces and merge the buildings with their surroundings.
Songdo Master Plan
INCHEON, SOUTH KOREA
Songdo Landmark City, Districts 6 & 8, is a comprehensive 1500-acre multi-use new city master plan along the sea. The vision reduces vehicular dependency while weaving together communities, parks, open-space, pedestrian and bikeway circulation with green corridors.
Architect: Portman Architects
https://portmanarchitects.com
Songdo Landmark City, Districts 6 & 8, is a comprehensive 1500-acre multi-use new city master plan along the sea. The vision reduces vehicular dependency while weaving together communities, parks, open-space, pedestrian and bikeway circulation with green corridors.
Architect: Portman Architects
https://portmanarchitects.com
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