PTA Design Research Studio
Concept Design for an office tower in the UAE. The architectural idea derives from exploring the movement and the linearity of the proposal which aims to provide an iconic tower for the city of Abu Dhabi, a new landmark. The proposal provides an underground car parking space, a new marina welcoming boats and yachts, shops…
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Student Design Project University of Westminster 2004
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Concept design for a control tower (ATC) for Istanbul’s new third airport.* The 120m high, Traffic Control Tower is designed as a twisting, self-evolving form that changes as it elevates from the base to the top. The traffic control cabin on the top level forms the focal point of the tower with a spacious interior providing panoramic unobstructed views to every corner of the…
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Concept design for Yelizovo Int. Airport, Siberia* * All the material in this page is personal design work on behalf of P+W Architects.
Read MoreConcept to Stage D design for a teaching and research facility for Aberystwyth University. The link bridges connecting the new facility with the existing university buildings. * All the material in this page is personal design work on behalf of P+W Architects.
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Design Competition: 2nd Prize* The second winning scheme of the design competition for the recladding of London’s Metropolitan University, Holloway Road tower building. The proposal is for a controllable shading façade system. The louvres can pivot through through 90 degrees (can be controlled by astronomical data operating the actuators to track the path of the sun) creating an…
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Roof study for new Istanbul Int. Airport* * All the material in this page is personal design work on behalf of P+W Architects.
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DESIGN COMPETITION The reconstruction of the external facade has been inspired by the boat traffic in and out from the port of Piraeus. Europe’s largest passenger port is never asleep: Day and night hundreds of boats, different routes different destinations. Boats arriving and departing constantly, leaving behind a trail of intersecting lines that shape the…
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