El Bruc Residential Barcelona public building
El Bruc Residential, Barcelona public building, Spain design by David Oliva + Elisenda Planas / www.SP25.es – Catalan architecture
Community building designs
Community building designs and architects
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The website features a selection of the best new civic buildings around the world. We feature modern society properties by respected designers.
Ceremony Hall Oita, Japanese Civic Building
The requirements from a client: A ceremony room is a capacity of 40. Space like a cave. Space which descends to the deep place toward the center. In contrast with it, it is bright and a lounge is open space.
Nebuta-no-ie Warasse, Nebuta Festival
Nebuta-no-ie Warasse, Nebuta Festival, Aomori, Japan – design by molo + d/dt Arch + Frank la Rivière Architects inc – In August, Nebuta Festival (origin 8th century) fever descends upon Aomori: paper lantern like floats showing warriors from Japanese and Chinese history and myth in dramatic poses often showing battle scenes.
los Mondragones Granada, Vitoria Building
This intervention is located on the banks of the Beiro River north of the city of Granada. The presence of a white wall delimits the former military property of Los Mondragones and its watchtowers determine the place’s characteristic image.
Pharrell Williams Center: FOHTA Virginia Beach
Musical impresario Pharrell Williams and architectural visionary Chad Oppenheim present contemporary treehouse concept to inspire future generations through architecture.
Landsbyhuset, Gyrstinge Building, Jutland
The landsbyhuset in Gyrstinge is an attractor in a small community – a magnet for sports and social activity. Since it is a facility for the whole village, it is intended as a visual symbol that can be a part of a common consciousness
Iron Market Port-au-Prince Building, Haiti
When the Haiti earthquake mangled Port-au-Prince’s Iron Market, it destroyed a symbol of the nation. Built in France and bound for Cairo to serve as a railway station, the vagaries of history, tides or captains led it to end up here, where it served as a perfectly good market hall until ravaged first by fire in 2008 and then by earthquake.
De hood Amsterdam-Osdorp Youth Centre
The realized building consists of the simple stacking of two – diametrically opposed – concepts of space. The ground floor level is designed as a flat sandwich-space, which opens up completely to the surroundings thanks to the glazing on all sides.
Meiso no Mori Municipal Funeral Hall
Meiso no Mori Municipal Funeral Hall, Japan: Japanese waterfront building design by Toyo Ito architect
CEU Pimentas, São Paulo: biselli+katchborian
The Center of Arts and Education of Pimentas is located in Guarulhos, in Pimentas neighborhood, a place with few community equipment directed to education, leisure and sports.
Taipei Organic Acupuncture – Taipei City Buildings
The community gardens and urban farms of Taipei are astonishing. They pop up like mushrooms on the degenerated, neglected or sleeping areas of the city, which could be referred to as urban composts.
Raasay Community Hall Skye Building
Raasay Community Hall Isle of Skye Project, north west Scotland – by Dualchas Building Design Architects. The hall is rendered civic through this heightened awareness of scale and through minimal detailing. Externally all detail is removed – no rainwater goods.
Gola Forest, Sierra Leone Building
Man’s obsession with marking out his land is not new. Even the World Bank currently has a program dedicated to assigning land tenures to vulnerable populations.
Parochial Centre Tenerife, Canary Islands
The programme of requirements for this parochial centre was solved in a raised floor, distinguishing two functional building units that are arranged on both sides of the principal entry.
Lorch All-Purpose Hall, Baden-Württemberg
It was designed by Architektur 109 in Stuttgart. The building complements directly with the School Campus created by architect Günter Behnisch in 1973 – 2003.
Churchill Community Hub Building, Australia
The township of Churchill was developed as a man-made heterotopia to house the influx of workers to the local power plant of Hazelwood in the 1950’s.
Gloucester Language Immersion Centre Building
Gloucester Language Immersion Centre building design by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios Architects – Gloucestershire architecture, western England, UK