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Showing posts with label Grimshaw Architects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grimshaw Architects. Show all posts

KOÇ CONTEMPORARY BY GRIMSHAW



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The Vehbi Koç Foundation is a unique organisation which has made an extraordinary and sustained contribution to the cultural and social life of Istanbul and Turkey. The new project has been conceived to fulfil the Foundation’s vision of showcasing the growing Koç collection to the broadest possible audience and to place these works in a national, regional and international context of contemporary artists.


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The site for Koç Contemporary is situated in the Beyoglu area of Istanbul, which is undergoing rapid redevelopment and fast becoming one of the most dynamic districts in Europe. Grimshaw’s design will create a building which is an extension of this vibrant public realm where the boundary between inside and out is blurred and where passing pedestrians are tempted through exciting public spaces, which are rich in activity and surprise.


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The creation of Koç Contemporary will result in a landmark building entirely derived from its context with the mosaic tiled forms of traditional Ottoman architecture providing the inspiration for the design’s materials concept. Resolving the conflicts between the needs of the visitor and the needs of the collection were crucial to the competition-winning scheme.


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Grimshaw’s design will embrace the collection in all its diversity; its works on paper, paintings, video, media installations, performance art and music events are integral to the design of the visitor spaces. Kirsten Lees, Partner in Charge of the design, commented “Koç Contemporary is a hugely exciting and ambitious project that will have a significant impact not only on the role of contemporary art in Istanbul, to educate and exchange ideas, but on the regeneration of a rich and diverse area of the city.”


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The inter-relationship between architecture, place and the collections informed our proposals to enrich the visitor experience. The Museum is due to be open to the public in 2016. Grimshaw’s winning proposal was selected from a long-list of 20 world-renowned entries.

WIMBLEDON MASTER PLAN BY GRIMSHAW ARCHITECTS

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The Wimbledon Master Plan sets out the All England Club's vision for the future of the Club’s grounds and is a framework against which new development will be assessed and refined.


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Grimshaw Architects announced that they have been selected by the All England Lawn Tennis Club to design their “Wimbledon 2020” masterplan for future development requirements.

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After a competitive selection process, it was decided that they will design the new masterplan to continue the previous ‘Long Term Plan’, which was commissioned in 1993 and completed in June 2011.

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Working with such a prestigious British and internationally renowned institution, Grimshaw will embrace Wimbledon’s unique history of tradition and innovation to enhance further its position as the pre-eminent tennis Grand Slam.

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After a competitive selection process Grimshaw was selected by The All England Lawn Tennis Club to design their “Wimbledon 2020” masterplan for future development requirements. The new masterplan continues the previous ‘Long Term Plan’, which was commissioned in 1993 and completed in June 2011.

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Grimshaw is delighted to be associated with such a prestigious British and internationally renowned institution and will work to embrace Wimbledon’s unique history of tradition and innovation to further enhance its position as the pre-eminent tennis Grand Slam.
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Location:London, UK

Size: 15 Ha 
Year: 2013 
Client: The All England Lawn Tennis Club

QUEENS MUSEUM OF ART EXPANSION BY GRIMSHAW ARCHITECTS

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“In November 2013, the Queens Museum ushered in a new phase in the institution’s history, completing an expansion project that gives New York a spectacular new art venue, and provides the Museum with the space necessary to better serve its diverse communities.

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Since the Museum’s founding in 1972, there had been an underlying goal of occupying the entirety of the New York City Building, and now, with the design insight of Grimshaw Architects, the new Queens Museum has realized that ambition, doubling in size to 105,000 square feet, and been transformed into a nexus where the art world and real world can engage in open, meaningful dialogue.
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In conceiving of the design for the new space, the Museum’s aspirations were clear: a building that embodies the overarching philosophy of openness, integrating with Flushing Meadows Corona Park on the east and appearing vibrant and inviting from the Grand Central Parkway on the west.
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The interior should provide room for the display and care of growing permanent collections, spacious galleries for temporary exhibitions, and flexible and welcoming educational and public programming spaces to serve the Museum’s myriad communities.
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With daylight streaming into the new Museum through a series of skylights, and with soaring 48 foot ceilings, the entire space rings with an airiness that fits in well with its setting in a park.  A suite of six galleries, ranging from 800 to 2,400 square feet, allows for concurrent exhibitions of different scales and flexible curatorial choices.
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The galleries ring a large central sunken living room where experiences and ideas are shared, playing a role similar to that of a town square.  Hanging above is a stunning light reflecting lantern composed of glass ribs that appear to float beneath a large skylight.
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Not only a visual focal point, this crucial piece allows visitors in the sunken living room directly underneath a glimpse of the sky above while managing the trajectory of natural light entering the space. The surrounding galleries are further shaded from this natural light by a series of strategically aligned louvers acting as a ceiling.
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Galleries house a varied temporary exhibition program, as well as two long-term installations – highlights and changing exhibitions from the Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass, and From Watersheds to Faucets: The Marvel of the NYC Water Supply System, a partnership with the NYC Department of Environmental Protection.” Queens Museum
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“The design called for a building which was integrated with the park on the east and was visible from the highway on the west.  It required an interior that provided room for an expanded permanent collection of art and culture, spacious temporary galleries, expanded educational and public events spaces, as well as a special branch of the Queens Borough Public Library.
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Grimshaw's design expands the building to fill the approximately 9754 sq m New York City Building, adding a range of new exhibit spaces complete with "back of house" facilities including art storage and exhibit preparation space. The expansion allows the Museum to expand their permanent collection, which now has adequate space for exhibitions. ” Grimshaw Architects
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Location: Queens, New York, USA
Architects: Grimshaw Architects
Executive Architect: Ammann & Whitney
Structural Engineering: Ammann & Whitney
Specialty Structures: M. Ludvik Engineering
Services Engineer: Buro Happold
Museum Consultant: Lord Cultural Resources
Landscape Architect: Mathews Nielsen
Size: 9,754 sq m
Cost: $68 million
Year: 2013
Client: Queens Museum, New York City Department of Design & Construction
Photo: David Sundberg / Esto

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OPEN PULKOVO AIRPORT BY GRIMSHAW



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A new terminal of the airport Pulkovo in St. Petersburg is ready to welcome its first passengers since its official opening on December 4, 2013.
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Grimshaw worked as part of a team to design a new terminal and Airport City for Pulkovo Airport, St Petersburg. Pascal + Watson acted as executive architects and Ramboll were appointed as lead design consultants.
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This is the first project in Russia for international firm Grimshaw who won the scheme in an international competition, see project, and were retained as concept guardians.
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Grimshaw Project Partner Mark Middleton said: “This building represents a point of departure for Grimshaw. We are known for our expressive structures and attention to detail. We wanted to keep all of those elements - the practicality and the buildability, and our interest in sustainability - but also try to make this building more about form and space.
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“This development is a quantum leap, easily holding its own among the world’s top airports. I think the future for St Petersburg is bright; Pulkovo will become a large hub, drawing business from Asia and Eastern Europe.”
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The master plan represents and responds to the climate and heritage of St Petersburg. The striking new terminal roof and envelope are designed to accommodate the extremes of climate experienced by the city.
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The roof is created from a series of 18m bays, which effectively act as large hoppers. Pulkovo Airport acts as a gateway to both St Petersburg and Russia, while reflecting the city it serves.
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The internal layout of the new terminal consists of well-defined and separate zones to echo the external layout of islands and bridges which make up the city. This emphasis is carried through into the Airport City masterplan. It is reminiscent of St Petersburg’s wide avenues, and terminates in a large square which represents the past, present and future environments of St Petersburg through a series of pavilions.
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Location: St Petersburg, Russia 
Architects: Grimshaw 
Design Consultants: Ramboll, Pascall + Watson 
Structural Engineer: Arup 
Services Engineer: Buro Happold
Quantity Surveyor: Turner & Townsend
Airport Specialist: Naco 
Retail Specialist: Chapman Taylor 
Size: 110,000 sq m 
Year: 2013 
Client: Pulkovo Airport