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15 spectacular building, where the art of origami meets Architktur

Origami, an ancient Japanese art is a creative method by which you create by folding paper beautiful forms and structures. After it was popularized outside Japan in the mid-1900s, origami are developed in a form of modern art, which artists from around the world and several genres, including architecture, inspired. To create tests, architectural drawings, which are based on the concept of origami shapes, ranging from residential buildings to hotels and leisure centers, offices and other buildings. This trend is still very timely because Origami has become something of a trend zeigenössische Archutektur. In support of this idea, we show here 15 beautiful buildings around the world, bringing the art of origami and those of architecture and design on a brilliant guy Festspielhaus Tyrolean Festival -. Erl, Austria (first image – top)
This black rectangular concert hall was the Delugan Meissl Associated Architects configured after winning a competition for the project in 2007. The new concert hall was designed as a counterpart to the show room white arched Erl, Austria, but its shape and position also refers to the evocative landscape, which is determined by the rock formations in the background, and the presence of the nearby historic counterparty exposure

Tel Aviv Museum of Art – Tel Aviv, Israel – 15 models spectacular building

15 spectacular building designs, where origami meets modern architecture Exposure Located in the center of cultural complex in the city, the project the challenge was to release tension in the narrow triangular side and give an appropriate response to the needs of the museum galleries large neutral rectangular. It was created following solution: easily twisted geometric surfaces, which connected the corners between the galleries and the context in which they also provided natural light into the cavities of the semi-buried building. Designed by Preston Scott Cohen, Inc., Tel Aviv Museum of Art Amir Building was the first winner of the Chocolate Museum Herta and Paul Amir International Competition Nestlé -. Mexico City, Mexico 15 spectacular building designs, where origami meets modern architecture The concept of Rojkind Archutektor for the design of this building is a playful bent a form of origami bird or rear spacecraft structure, which can be done easily. The as if facing a form drop occurring at random, is actually the result of studies and insights of what this place has to express a neat design. The spectacular result is as firm as the faceted shapes which make up the Pantheon – Nube. Murcia, Spain 15 spectacular building designs, where origami meets modern architecture Pantheon Nube located in Murcia, Spain, and was built by the studio Clavel Arquitectos, is a serious modern, including an asymmetrical design and ambient lighting that comes from Karneolstein. The tomb is located in Pantheon Nube hull facets that is revealed when the doors are open. However, passage doors in zigzag shape can not be opened from the mausoleum, if you stick to a specific order, known only to the owner. This approach you suggest a reference to the mystery, which is connected to the death of the Klein Bottle House -. Rye, Victoria, Australia 15 spectacular building designs, where origami meets modern architecture Designed by McBride Charles Ryan, this holiday home is located in the branched network of sand dunes directly behind the sixteenth range of the Mornington Peninsula, just two hours from Melbourne. The building is based on the version of origami Klein bottle, which fits perfectly with the site boundaries. The result is a unique and spectacular design. Largely of steel shapes including wearing red and layers of cement and metal separated, and light, these materials meet strict fire regulations park pavilion -. Cuenca, Spain 15 spectacular building designs, where origami meets modern architecture Designed by Moneo Brock Studio, it closed with the surrounding park pavilion ersreckt over 35 hectares, and is bounded laterally by the Fluen Júcar and Moscasand and the historic city of Cuenca Nagano, Japan. – From 23 modules including pentagonal, which together form a structured network, the concept of building the relationship between the natural beauty of the urban landscape and the adjacent factory offers Museumskoplex Karuizawa. 15 spectacular building designs, where origami meets modern architecture Karuizawa Nagano-Ken Museumskoplex, Japan was designed by a Tokyo-based, where he tried to reach a contrast to that of curved device, used by the ideas of the craft of origami studio. Low building built on two floors, is a series of folding and curling in their design allgmeinen. The faceted surface creates its own topography, now complete environment surrounding hills reference Yatsugatake mountain, while the triangular windows that were stacked on the south facade, allow for greater transparency in the building and the nature and harmonize strong external equipment titanic Integrated Project. – Shanghai, China 15 spectacular building designs, where origami meets modern architecture This contemporary interactive installation, which was designed by HHD_FUN, based on the concept of a complex system that observes, receives and examines our world, society and biology. Design methodology of traditional architecture and leave the benutzend protected computer algorithm, the artist try to limit the possibilities of the method of top-down design to do. By connecting the logic of the algorithm and its implementation process with physical Archutektur, you can get incredible results. Viualisieren for the result, the center of digital data generated for sustainable Enegietechnologien- Ningbo, China have been integrated into Google Earth projection. 15 spectacular building designs, where origami meets modern architecture University of Nottingham opened a new campus in Ningbo, China: The Centre for Sustainable Energy Technologies (CSET). The building was designed by Mario Cucinella Architects in a way that helped to reduce the impact on the environment through the dissemination of energy efficiency, to draw their own energy using renewable sources and store rainwater and gray water, where you can use again. The intention is that this creates is that the building needs heating or cooling system further, and that the energy requirement is satisfied by the inhabitants from renewable sources. The building was used as a konzipieter lighthouse that can be seen from all sides in the campus. The tower is rotations and distortions of printed glass wrapped, similar to a Chinese Latterne, wherein the facade is provided with a plurality of different uniform envelope. During the day, it shines in the night and some are purely transparent glass Penelle Origami House -. Barcelona, ​​Spain 15 spectacular building designs, where origami meets modern architecture This amazing house in Barcelona, ​​Spain, home of AA was called. It was designed by the ATO that the geometry and the simple design of the house designed by Japanese origami inspiration. The ceiling and flags were made angry and opened in different directions. This house was painted only in white clay and gives some illusions spacious home watching the Deaconess chapel of Saint-Loup -. Hospital St-Loup, the Shweiz 15 spectacular building designs, where origami meets modern architecture Community locale and architect Danilo Mondada were rewarded in 2007 with the contract to renovate the mother house of the Deaconess Community of St-Loup. Built under the ground, the new chapel blends subtly and delicately with the landscape. The floor plan of the traditional interpretation of the chapel, the designers create a space whose horizontal and vertical dimensions vary via a series of origami folds, which introduce a rhythm in the interior and exterior design Estacao Oriente -. Lisbon, Portugal 15 spectacular building designs, where origami meets modern architecture Lisbon Orient Station, one of the main transport hubs in Lisbon, Portugal and the largest plant in the world was built for Expo 98 in the Parque das Nações, where it is also present. Designed by architect Calatrava, known for concepts that are often based on the natural and forms, especially those that are typical of marine life and birds, bears striking resemblance to the station only these forms, such as previous work of the same architect Allen Lambert Barclay seat Brookfield Place in Toronto -. Paris, France 15 spectacular building designs, where origami meets modern architecture Much of the design of the building was affected by the unusual Standtort (over a wide range of twenty meters of the avenue, and an extension at the back between two courtyard gardens!) This led architects Architecture Manual Gautrand for a project to develop that embraces the view and at the same time the benefits of this, and that is immersed in natural light. An iconic element of the entire building facade. It consists mainly of glass, in part with a second layer consisting of units of marble pressed sieve, covered. GENERAL INFORMATION The effect is a giant origami and folded for this delicate marble is both from the inside and the outside of the building as possible Helios House -. Los Angeles, USA 15 spectacular building designs, where origami meets modern architecture The Helios House is a refueling station in Los Angeles, which became a symbol of the city shortly after Erbau 2007. It was designed by Office dA in Boston and Marklee Johnston Architects in Los Angeles and indeed with the idea of ​​redefining the standard model of the gas station. It is characterized by some typical features "Green" roof, which was designed tolerance and collected water from sprinkler irrigation, consists of triangles that consist of machined stainless steel and cactus and 90 Solarpanelle that includes energy consumption of the station by 16% reduces the building of the Ministry of Health -. Bilbao, Spain 15 spectacular building designs, where origami meets modern architecture The external equipment striking the building of the Ministry of Health in Bilbao glass, Spain is the response of designers Coll-Barreau Arquitectos on Baurestriktionen limiting in the city that requires repair downgraded projectiles for all large buildings height along the main streets. The result is a mixed form of anziehnde attention, which increases the energy efficiency of the building structure, the design continues to offer two great practical advantages: The noise of the busy boulevard is considered and has reduced the gain of solar thermal energy by reducing the radiation and decreased breathable wall system.