Tag Open Architecture

21-06-2017

Open Architecture: Tsinghua Ocean Center Shenzhen, Cina

In Tsinghua Ocean Center in Shenzhen, Open Architecture has designed a symbolic building inspired by the sea, in which the model of the university campus with pavilions take the form of a broken-down asymmetrical tower which Open Architecture paints in all the colours of the abyss.

28-04-2017

OPEN Architecture: a prototype of the HEX-SYS system in Guangzhou, China

Continuing their research into optimisation of design work, the Chinese studio Open Architecture has created a prototype of the HEX-SYS system for an exhibition centre in Guangzhou, China. Open Architecture’s HEX-SYS is a flexible construction system which is easy to dismantle and rebuild.

24-04-2017

Open reveals plans for Shanghai’s Pudong Art Museum

The die is cast, but nobody knows yet which is the winning project for the Pudong Art Museum in Shanghai. The finalists in the competition are OPEN, SANAA, Jean Nouvel and David Chipperfield.

19-12-2014

Open Architecture: Geuha Youth and Cultural Center

Open Architecture’s new Geuha Youth and Cultural Center in Qinhuangdao (China) contemplates the relationship between architecture and education. The circular floor plan creates a series of open, flexible spaces facing onto a big inner garden. Passive energy-saving technologies guarantee the project’s sustainability.

22-09-2014

OPEN Architecture

24-06-2013

Koya Restaurant & Lodge in Riga. Project by Open AD.

The Zana Tetere Open Architecture and Design team took an abandoned warehouse in the old docklands of Riga, Latvia and turned it into a restaurant that builds on the strength of the panoramic setting.

26-04-2013

Open Architecture GEHUA YOUTH AND CULTURAL CENTER

The centre designed by Open Architecture and opened at the end of July 2012 has won two prestigious prizes in China.

23-01-2012

2011 Open Architecture Challenge: [UN]RESTRICTED ACCESS

Making abandoned military areas into vital living spaces for society There’s a lot of talk about recovery of old industrial areas, conversion and other kinds of work permitting reuse of such spaces, often in parts of the city which have now become central, and are therefore of interest to developers and conveniently accessible with existing infrastructures.