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Los Premios EMPORIA, convocados por Veredictas Internacional, con el apoyo de Efímeras, Etsab, CSCAE, CODIC, AFE, AOF, ASPEC, FEFIC, Expone y Grupo eventoplus, ya tienen ganadores. te mostramos los proyectos ganadores. Toda una dosis de inspiración para tus eventos.

La relación del espacio con el uso, aspectos constructivos y de comunicación, respeto por el medio ambiente o la relación entre la decoración y los valores de marca, son algunos de los criterios que valoran las categorías del certamen.

Mejor stand ferial de diseño: AB Diseño

Con el concepto "Castellón de Cine" se diseñó y realizó este stand para el Patronato de Turismo de Castellón en 2012. Una película cinematográfica de 4m de alto muestra en 24 fotogramas retroiluminados la oferta turística de Castellón, actuando como escaparate al tiempo que su diseño envolvente guía al visitante hasta el interior, ofreciendo un espacio con diferentes zonas interrelacionadas.

Mejor stand ferial modular: {ms_1998}

Un nuevo concepto de stand modular sin carriles metálicos que permite crear infinidad de soluciones en base a sus piezas estandarizadas y fácilmente ajustables.

Mejor stand ecológico: Clavel Arquitectos

El encargo consistía en acotar una porción del espacio público, de manera temporal, para la celebración de un evento de promoción. Diseñado bajo directrices de ecodiseño y sostenibilidad, 5.000 macetas conformaron una piel viva que, tras el desmontaje, fue regalada a los ciudadanos.

Mejor diseño o sistema de carpa y estructura móvil: Nussli

Nussli produjo dos pabellones análogos e itinerantes para SEAT que además se podían unir para formar uno más grande. Cada pabellón se resolvía en dos partes, una plataforma base y sobre esta, una cubierta hinchable apoyada en cuatro módulos, generando así un espacio exterior y otro interior delimitado por un cerramiento de policarbonato. El toque final lo daba la iluminación a base de luces LED en la zona de la cubierta.

Mejor punto de atención comercial no ferial efímero: Espai Androna

La cooperativa de La Fageda tenía que crear un espacio de atención al visitante, además de un área para catas. Los elementos debían de ser efímeros ya que se esperaba construir el centro de visitantes definitivo a medio plazo. La única intervención que se realizó fue crear un elemento separador de los espacios utilizando un objeto característico de la cooperativa: las botellas de yogurt. La repetición de los envases y la transparencia del material crearon una celosía semitransparente, resolviendo el espacio creativamente.

Mejor montaje de una exposición no itinerante: Vol2

Para CasaDecor la marca de Pinturas Tollens se presentó con el concepto "Sin luz no hay color". Partiendo del color como expresión de la luz, se dotó al espacio de una cualidad gráfica que permitió mostrar el color tanto desde la luz como desde la sombra. La luz exterior se canalizó para mostrar el comportamiento de la pintura y su textura según la incidencia de la luz natural.

Mejor sistema de una exposición itinerante: Xevi Bayona

Para los premios de arquitectura de la comarca de Girona se creó una superficie curva de casi 1.000 barras de madera de abeto Douglas generando una forma curvilínea, alternando lo cóncavo con lo convexo.

Mejor cobertura de un evento: DICOM

{ms_2213} ideó y realizó la presentación internacional a prensa del nuevo SEAT Toledo en un entorno insólito y espectacular: una antigua iglesia. Se escogió la iglesia de San Marcos en Toledo como encuentro de lo antiguo y lo moderno. Se respetó la arquitectura interna y se intervino creando una "lengua central" que albergó la presentación y exposición del modelo.

Mejor decoración de una asamblea o junta de accionistas: {ms_1998}

Para la convención de directivos de CaixaBank se combinaron telas iluminadas y la gran multipantalla proyectada con la técnica mapping, ofreciendo un juego de volúmenes que creó diferentes ambientes dentro de un mismo espacio.

Mejor elemento construido publicitario efímero: {ms_1998}

Pronovias contó en su desfile con un espectacular árbol de 13 metros de altura y más de 28.000 hojas doradas, en un verdadero trabajo artesanal. Montado junto a la pasarela retroiluminada, consiguió crear el ambiente de sueño que buscaba la marca para la presentación de su nueva colección.

Mejor aplicación de imagen corporativa en un stand: {ms_1998}

Gas Natural Fenosa se ha mostrado en ferias durante el 2013 con un stand Inspirado en el gran compromiso de eficiencia energética del cliente. Se buscó un stand en el que los materiales naturales fueron los grandes protagonistas, tanto en la estructura como en el mobiliario personalizado. El ambiente estaba perfectamente alineado con uno de los valores de la empresa, el bienestar en el hogar.

Mejor iluminación de un espacio efímero: Xevi Bayona

Para el festival del Fuego y de la Luz que se celebró en Olot, el artista Xevi Bayona propuso en el Passatge de l´Amargura de la ciudad un ejercicio urbano con dos muros de tubos de cartón reciclado. La entrada se hacía a través de un pequeño paso en el interior del recinto de colores, donde unas luces estroboscópicas convirtieron la instalación en una gran lámpara urbana.

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Lo mejor de los premios Emporia de arquitectura efímera - eventoplus.com

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Los Premios EMPORIA, convocados por Veredictas Internacional, con el apoyo de Efímeras, Etsab, CSCAE, CODIC, AFE, AOF, ASPEC, FEFIC, Expone y Grupo eventoplus, ya tienen ganadores. te mostramos los proyectos ganadores. Toda una dosis de inspiración para tus eventos.

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El festival internacional de Arquitectura y Diseño Concéntrico se caracteriza por realizar intervenciones efímeras en la ciudad. En esta edición, se han realizado 16 pabellones que buscan experimentar en espacios dentro y en las afueras de la ciudad, que permitan proponer nuevas aproximaciones al entorno urbano.

Nolla
Robin Falck
Es la representación de la cabaña sustentable, Nolla, construída originalmente en Finlandia.
La estructura una vez construida, ya no crea emisiones contaminantes, está cábala intenta forzar al usuario para disminuir la creación de basura, idealmente basura cero. El pabellón se ha ubicado en el patio del Colegio de Arquitectos, y nos invita a refleccionar sobre la reducción de emisiones tanto en el proceso constructivo, como en la vida útil de la obra.

Esimportante destacar, que todas las propuestas son parte de un llamado a concurso abierto, para oficinas de arquitectura de todo el mundo, para mayor información sobre Concéntrico 2019, pueden visitar el siguiente link.

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16 pabellones efímeros que reflexionan sobre el espacio público

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A tree bench can either refer to a tree shaped like a bench or to an actual man-made bench that incorporates a tree in its design. Today we'll only focus on the second category and we'll show you a series of beautiful benches that definitely know how to embrace nature.

Instead of getting rid of the beautiful tree that stands right where you want your deck to be built, wouldn't it be better to build your deck around the tree and to have a bench wrapped around it?{found on cairnconstruction}.

The combination is perfect. The bench offers you a comfy place to sit while enjoying the beautiful weather and the views, the tree offers you shade and everything is in perfect harmony.{found on f-architects}.

There are plenty of designs and shapes to play with when building or designing such a tree bench. Usually a hexagonal design is preferred because it's just easier to put together.{found on tsaxbyarchitect}.

But other more unusual and eye-catching designs can work wonderfully. For example, this spiraling tree bench is exquisite and so is the marvelous tree around which it was built.

Maybe your tree is not as majestic as that one but this doesn't mean you can't make the most of it. But if you decide to build a bench around a small tree, allow enough room around the tree for it to develop over the years.{found on valledeverde}.

Want to take things a step further? How about a planter designed around a tree or a cluster of trees which also doubles as a bench? That would look beautiful in the garden or backyard.

If you want your tree bench to look simple and a bit more modern, give it an adequate shape and look. This one is a simple, flat and square-shaped platform which wraps around the tree trunk.{found on goexplorenature}.

But what about houses with elevated decks such as this one? Actually, nothing changes. You can still let the tree run through the deck if you want and surround it with a wooden bench, custom made to perfectly fit.{found on udincgc}.

DIY.

If you want, you can build the tree bench yourself. It's not even that difficult or complicated. First, create a template. The bench will have six sections of equal size so measure the tree's diameter and make sure you allow a few extra inches between it and the bench.

Cut the seat boards to size and at an angle. Lay out the boards in a hexagonal shape and adjust the joints between them.

Then you'll have to cut and assemble the legs. You'll need 12 legs, equally spaced. Once you have all the leg sections built, assemble the bench and level it.

At the end, attach the backrest.{found on thisoldhouse}.

Urban designs.

Even though trees are not that numerous in urban areas, this doesn't mean they don't exist. And where there are trees you can also sometimes find tree benches. Some are really impressive. This one, for example, it quite stunning, both in shape and in the way it protects the tree.{found on lepamphlet}.

You can expect urban tree benches to look more modern and to have more fluid and artistic designs. This particular one features gentle curves and smooth lines and an overall very stylish design.

This is another example of an urban tree bench which perfectly combines looks and function. The idea and the design would suit most campus courtyards and other such spaces.{found on mmaltzan}.

This bench is designed in such a way that it offers comfortable seats on each side of the square-shaped planter which is built around the tree. The reduced dimensions of both the benches and the tree make this an excellent idea for apartment complexes or pretty much any other urban area.

Contemporary designs.

In case you weren't impressed with the more modern versions we showed you, take a look at these contemporary designs which were definitely designed to stand out from the crowd everywhere they go. This one lets its vibrant green color transform it into a focal point. It was designed by Roman Vrtiska.

The Round-B bench is even more impressive. It doubles as a bike rack and it consists of two semi-circular elements. You can rest on the bench along with your bike. That's quite practical indeed.

CrousCalogero designed a garden bench with a fluid and smooth shape and is made of a single continuous piece. It was designed to be placed around trees or columns and can look just as beautiful in gardens, on terraces or in indoor public spaces.

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In the midst of a newly designed building ensemble boasting bright facades and ultramodern workspaces the German architecture practice has created a visionary plaza that is a celebration of contemporary mobility. Cyclists and scooters cruise along organically curved levels, between them oases of tranquility, water features, cafes and restaurants.

This hybrid of skatepark, playground and urbane living room has now opened - the perfect venue for a young, dynamic society. Cool Lithuania!

„Since cars will gradually disappear from our cities, it's high time we redefined the area that has hitherto been called the street and sidewalk. This invaluable area needs to become a people-friendly, urban space for environmentally sound mobility, leisure time, relaxation and communication - all in one. For us, the V-Plaza in Lithuania is a pilot project along the way to this development, one that been imbued with a new, positive vibrancy by the impact of the Corona pandemic.."
Dieter Brell - Creative Director Bei 3deluxe

What was previously a largely unused space adjoined by historical buildings is now becoming a new, inviting public amenity where you can casually enjoy a coffee in your lunch break or get some work done outdoors while children play in the water, young people skate and students relax in the sun...

This is certainly the new now in Kaunas, a city in Lithuania which, with the help of 3deluxe, has brought to life a future-oriented architectural concept that sets new impulses and is geared towards the communicative needs of a young and dynamic generation.

The history-steeped "Unity Square" with its impressive buildings from different eras has been redesigned to reflect the innovative spirit of a country considered to be a pioneer of digitization.

The extraordinary design sets off the extensive façades to bright and cheerful effect, creates modern workspaces, and uses organically shaped green spaces, curved pathways, seating levels and the latest technology to transform the space into inspiring terrain with an urban ambiance.

The real challenge was to preserve cultural heritage while creating space for social transformation. And the solution was innovative architecture that caters to the needs of today's society: bright, friendly, open and connecting.

Back in 2016 3deluxe was commissioned with the complete transformation of the central square, together with the buildings that adjoin it on its eastern side - three new builds and two renovations, along with an underground garage that extends beneath the entire square.

The buildings and façades: 3deluxe meet the International Style of the early 1960s. Here, 3deluxe is creating an exciting ensemble featuring various architectural interpretations of the different eras that define the city.

Hence, for example, the new corner building is an homage to Lithuania's Art Deco heritage. With its rounded and organically shaped glass fronts and the elongated façade, the corner building is quite captivating thanks to its elegant simplicity and flowing forms. Here, the coming together of old and new building cultures is celebrated rather than concealed. Extensive glazing and unfussy design meet detailed window frontage featuring applied decoration inspired by the façades of the neighboring historical buildings.

The central new-build block reflects the city's Bauhaus tradition and forges a clear link to the now modernized dual ensemble that so epitomizes the International Style of the early 1960s. The redesign of the façade picks up on the aesthetic simplicity to be found in this Baltic testimony to mid-century Modern, with a pronounced Cubist design vocabulary and clear lines.

An elongated roof pavilion covers both the newly built and the renovated structures and thus melds different styles to create a new whole.

The roof pavilion incorporates a roof terrace that stretches the entire length of the complex - a green oasis offering a magnificent view of the whole city.

The stylistic connection between all five buildings is their uniform, white-rendered façade, which enables all the buildings to merge into one radiant unit.

The redesign of the interiors likewise emphasizes the idea of connection, since all the buildings are linked internally. Extensive lobbies, atriums and open workspaces permit straightforward communication as well as concentrated and creative work. Meanwhile, shops, cafés and restaurants inject further life into this modern, agile world of work and the lively, urban leisure society.

The square: new quality of life across 22,000 square meters.

A historical square is transformed: 3deluxe initially developed two design levels that structure the entire surface as a grid made up of visible lines on the ground.

One is linear and forms the historical context, in which the existing axes of vision and movement are taken into account. The other level is designed to be organic and fluid, reflecting the natural flows of movement of passers-by.

This structuring gives rise not only to pathways, but also to natural islands, which are enlivened in different ways: a green lawn for sunbathing, a skate park, a programmed fountain complex or a modern event venue.

The natural result is an organic, landscape-like arrangement comprising dynamic thoroughfares, staggered seating and steps, and gently sloping green spaces and water features that connect the different height levels of the square in a seemingly obvious way. The materials used form a welcoming interplay of light granite, wood, and elaborately modelled elements made of white molded concrete. The choice of plants for the green spaces is based on the local flora. Native pine and birch along with insect-friendly grasses and shrubs form the basis of the greening concept.

An artificial stream meanders through the organic concrete landscape with wooden islands, inviting visitors to linger and play, while an interactive fountain installation enlivens the large, flat open space in the square, which can also be used for events, festivals and markets.

The man who is funding the transformation of the square is a passionate skateboarder and wanted to offer skate enthusiasts a new home in the city, hence large parts of the square are laid out to be skater-friendly too. Specialists in skate park construction were therefore brought on board to help realize the challenging free forms developed by 3deluxe.

Another addition, lying opposite the new corner building, is a modern amphitheater, and the frontage facing it can be outfitted with a giant LED screen for public viewings when required.

On this basis, additional mobile elements will be used to bring further life to the square: a pavilion that can be planted in various ways as an urban gardening project, changing installations such as kiosks, food trucks and mobile seating, and a temporary event stage.

All in all, it's a square to bring people together, to create new opportunities, and to improve the quality of life for people in Kaunas.

The earthworks began in 2017, and the project is expected to be finished in June 2020.

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V-Plaza - Urban Development de 3deluxe | Parques

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🏗️ SketchUp modelado de ARQUITECTURA desde cero | TUTORIAL español BASICO para arquitectos 1ra PARTE

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Ciclo de vida de una botella de plástico | Cuando veas este vídeo, no volverás a tirar una botella de plástico a la basura | By SIGNUS Ecovalor | Facebook

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Bienvenidos una vez más a Mundo Fachadas, en el día de la fecha pensamos seguir innovando y renovándonos, es por eso que les compartiremos el diseño de plazas temporales, construcciones al paso distribuidas por todas partes de nuestro hermoso planeta. De manera que les sugerimos que no se despeguen de la pantalla porque ya mismo, damos comienzo... ¡Allá vamos!

Diseño de plazas temporales para todo aquel que necesite un momento de relax

Los esfuerzos de la industria de la construcción, normalmente, están destinados a diseñar espacios permanentes y duraderos. Sin embargo, hay ocasiones en las cuales crear un espacio temporal moderno puede ser de gran ayuda no solo a la hora de proveer infraestructura de rápido montaje, sino también activar espacios residuales o abandonados de nuestra ciudad. A continuación verán más de 10 diseños de plazas temporales para estar al tanto de esta gran innovación...veamos.

Recuerden que pueden seguir a Mundo Fachadas en sus redes sociales Facebook y Pinterest para estar al corriente con las últimas noticias de arquitectura y, además, interactuar con toda nuestra comunidad, de manera que ¡Los esperamos!

Saludos!

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Plazas temporales - Diseños especiales para todo aquel que quiera innovar en arquitectura - Mundo Fachadas

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Bienvenidos una vez más a Mundo Fachadas, en el día de la fecha pensamos seguir innovando y renovándonos, es por eso que les compartiremos el diseño de plazas temporales, construcciones al paso distribuidas por todas partes de nuestro hermoso planeta. De manera que les sugerimos que no se despeguen de la pantalla porque ya mismo, [...]

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In her ongoing series, Japan, New York photographer Emily Shur captures the colourful characters, architecture and atmosphere of a country that never ceases to amaze. Visiting the place 15 times over many years, she has taken thousands of photographs, developing a visual tribute that celebrates Japan, its people and its culture.

Now transformed into a book, Super Extra Natural!, which contains a collection of images taken in Japan between 2004 and 2016. As the introduction reads: "What began as a one-time getaway possessing no agenda beyond experiencing something new expanded into a long-term body of work that has resulted in over 15 trips to various parts of the country. However, these images are not just a documentation of place. They are explorations of an unspoken connection; a state of mind that has become its own version of a getaway."

Emily was born in New York City to an auditorium full of nursing students and grew up in Houston, Texas. True story, apparently. She attended the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University with a major in Photography and graduated with the Artist Award for Creative Excellence.

She has exhibited her work in Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, London's National Portrait Gallery, and as part of Humble Art's 31 Women in Art Photography group show. Her images have been published in various collections including Milk and Honey: Contemporary Art in California, Photographers' Sketchbooks, and eight editions of American Photography.

Emily currently lives in Los Angeles with her husband in a 114-year-old house. Discover more at emilyshur.com.

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Super Extra Natural: Emily Shur chronicles 12 years of travel in Japan

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In her ongoing series, Japan, New York photographer Emily Shur captures the colourful characters, architecture and atmosphere of a country that never ceases to amaze. Visiting the place 15 times over many years, she has taken thousands of photographs, developing a visual tribute that celebrates Japan, its people and its culture.

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The Midtown Center Plaza activates the urban fabric of downtown Washington, D.C., introducing a 15,000 square foot public plaza and cross-block connection into the dense and built up environment of center city. Located at the corner of 15 th Street NW and L Street NW, diagonal paths recall the L'Enfant Plan for Washington, D.C. that connect and pull visitors into the central plaza along direct pedestrian routes. Inside the plaza, sculptural forms emerge from the diagonals and host shrub plantings that bloom in a changing spectrum of colors throughout the spring, summer, and early fall. A sunken granite fountain creates a cooling and immersive entrance to the building lobby on L street, reflecting light from the patterned soffit above. When seen from the roof terrace, the plaza and paths reflect the radiating urban geometry of Washington D.C. in miniature. A collaboration with SHoP and WDG architects, the new development will replace the old Washington Post headquarters and house a new headquarters for Fannie Mae. In addition to the public plaza, the design incorporates 28,000 square feet of terraces and a 16,000 square feet extensive green roof that enhance the local environment and contribute to an active downtown.

Collaborators

SHoP Architects
WDG Architects
Tri-Lox

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The Midtown Center Plaza activates the urban fabric of downtown Washington, D.C., introducing a 15,000 square foot public plaza and cross-block connection into the dense and built up environment of center city. Located at the corner of 15th Street NW and L Street NW, diagonal paths recall the L'Enfant Plan for Washington, D.C.

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Alrededor de 60 bloques de hormigón de colores en negro y amarillo adornan la explanada de la universidad de arte en la plaza principal en Linz.

Diseñado por "arquitectos Caramel", el obsequio de la universidad para todos los residentes de Linz invita a quedarse en los escalones para sentarse y al mismo tiempo fortalecer la visibilidad de la universidad en el área urbana.

Inspirada en los escalones de asientos temporales en el mismo lugar en "Linz 09", esta nueva forma de mobiliario urbano está destinada a abrir la universidad y la "Splace am Hauptplatz" al espacio de exhibición en el planta baja de la Universidad de Arte, hacia la plaza principal - y viceversa. Concebida como una instalación temporal, la instalación debe estar disponible para Linzers y sus visitantes durante al menos 3 años.

El llamativo esquema de color también se ve a sí mismo como un signo de exclamación (¡atención! ¡Algo está sucediendo aquí!) al resaltar ópticamente el exterior discreto de la Universidad de Arte y al mismo tiempo guiar al visitante a la entrada principal de la institución.

Leé la nota original en inglés > https://arqa.com/en/architecture/ufg-take-a-seat-seating-steps-for-the-linz-art-university.html

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ufg - ¡toma asiento! Escalones para los asientos de la Linz Art University - ARQA

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Alrededor de 60 bloques de hormigón de colores en negro y amarillo adornan la explanada de la universidad de arte en la plaza principal en Linz.