Fort Cortina / Karelse & den Besten
چهارشنبه, ۱۶ آذر ۱۳۹۰، ۱۱:۵۵ ق.ظ
با تجربه ای که از رفقای گرافیک‌م در طرح های فضاسازانه داشتم، هیچ وقت فکر نمی کردم در زمانه‌ی حاضر -بر خلاف گذشته که هنرمند همه کاره بود و در هر چیزی دست می برد شاهکار به وجود می آورد- گرافیستی بتونه حرفی در معماری داشته باشه
اما با دیدن این کار اندکی نظرم عوض شد. هر چند چالش‌های پلانی اندکی داشته طرح و طراح هم در سطح پلان و روابط حرف خاصی برای گفتن نداشته اما دانش‌های بصری خوبش چنان به کمک‌ش اومده که محصول چیزی بسیار فراتر از تجربه ما با گرافیستای عزیزه. :)
Courtesy of Karelse & den BestenArchitects: Karelse & den Besten
Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Client: Cortina, Amsterdam
Project management: TPAGH architecten, Hoorn
Contractor: Klies & Jozef Bouw, Volendam
Project area: 1000 sqm
Project year: 2008
Photographs: Sjaak Henselmans, Marcel van der Burg, Jan Derwig
Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Client: Cortina, Amsterdam
Project management: TPAGH architecten, Hoorn
Contractor: Klies & Jozef Bouw, Volendam
Project area: 1000 sqm
Project year: 2008
Photographs: Sjaak Henselmans, Marcel van der Burg, Jan Derwig
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As a graphic design agency we already had a long cooperation with Cortina, a wholesale in gift items, before they asked us to design their new headquarters. It was our first architectural assignment. Fort Cortina is built on the premises of the NDSM-wharf, a former shipyard located on the banks of the river IJ in Amsterdam. In this harsh environment we designed an office and warehouse building that looks like a Morrocan fort. A monolithic structure, rough on the outside with metallized brick walls and smooth on the inside patios that are lined with cedar wood.
The dynamic lay-out of the facades is a reflection of the different rooms that vary in height and size. A result of our intention to make an exciting interior with small and big views over the river. Rooms to hide and rooms to expose.
A commercial building that almost fits like a home. The patios at the hearth of the building are inspired on a monastery tour. A space for reflection and a way to give light to the interior and to create outdoor recreation areas with footpaths on the roof, which is planted with sedum for an optimal indoor climate control.
The dynamic lay-out of the facades is a reflection of the different rooms that vary in height and size. A result of our intention to make an exciting interior with small and big views over the river. Rooms to hide and rooms to expose.
A commercial building that almost fits like a home. The patios at the hearth of the building are inspired on a monastery tour. A space for reflection and a way to give light to the interior and to create outdoor recreation areas with footpaths on the roof, which is planted with sedum for an optimal indoor climate control.
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