MODEL GEDUNG AND MODEL RUMAH

1. MODEL GEDUNG
   
   

   Farrels Designed the Tallest Building in Shenzhen: 442-metre Kingkey 100 Skyscraper Currently the Kingkey 100 Skyscraper is the tallest building in Shenzhen and tenth tallest in the world. It is situated on the edge of Shenzhen’s CBD and sets a new precedent for the successful 21st century transformation of commercial districts into vibrant and enriching environments. Completed at the end of 2011, the financial office tower was designed with a curving glass body and pointed tip. The curtain wall facade curls up at the base of the building to create a canopy over the entrance to the offices, while a shopping centre branches out from the other side. A hotel occupies the uppermost 25 floors of the 100-storey tower.
   
   MODEL RUMAH
   

   “Inside and Outside Tree” – Interview with the Architect Sou Fujimoto This video presents an interview with renowned Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto. After studying architecture in the faculty of engineering at Tokyo University, he founded Sou Fujimoto Architects in 2000. In 2005 he started to gain visibility when he won the prestigious international AR – Architectural Review Awards in the Young Architects category, an award he won for three years in a row, and the Top Prize in 2006. In 2008 he was invited to sit on the jury of the AR Awards. In the same year he won both the JIA (Japan Institute of Architects) award and the top award in the Private House section at the World Architecture Festival. In 2008 Fujimoto published “Primitive Future”, the year’s best-selling architecture book. His architectural design, ever in search of new forms and new spaces between the natural and the artificial, will no doubt continue to evolve in the future. During the interview, he speaks about his architectural practice and his principles in a work as an architect.
   
   MODEL RUMAH LAGI
   

   Fig Tree Pocket House 2 by Shane Plazibat Architects Shane Plazibat Architects designed the Fig Tree Pocket House 2 in Brisbane, Australia. The house is organised into 2 zones in section, carport, arrival and sleeping upstairs and living, pool and courtyard downstairs. An internal 2 storey linear bamboo garden traversing the length of the house along the east-west axis creates a reference point within the plan. The garden also allows for the creation of 1 room deep planning on both levels to enhance cross ventilation and access to daylight.