The Reference Book Vol 2 - inspiring projects by Sapa Building System

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The

RefeRence

Book

inspiring projects from

sapa building system


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Adding value and architectural excellence to everyproject has been Sapa Building Systems mission romthe beginning. Thats why we provide market leadingarchitectural aluminium solutions that are innovative,energy ecient and environmentally sustainable.


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01

thenetworkedcity

According to the United Nations the world population

is likely to reach 9.1 billion by 2050 and it is estimatedthat approximately 70% o humanity will be living in

cities by then. In these densely populated and expanding

urban areas eective exchange o inormation will be oparamount importance to the development o the social

and economic abric. Full-service broadband networksand other new Inormation and CommunicationTechnology (ICT) will be required to support bandwidth-

intensive voice, video, and data applications at ever

lower prices and ever higher levels o quality. Eventually,the rise o the new megacities will change the way

we live. Cities will unction as Knowledge Hubs in an

expanding Knowledge Network underlying virtually alleconomic and cultural activities.

The prevalent culture o tomorrows Networked Societywill be one o increased openness, transparency,

knowledge sharing and peer collaboration. This culturewill oster new capabilities in society to innovate and

organise, to create and produce high grade goodsand services, to govern and sustain. It will acilitate

continuous transormation and produce higher eciencyand richer experiences. Tomorrows networked cities

will be challenged to provide solutions that help makethe world more sustainable. Hence, they are bound to be

major sources o global innovation.

As the culture o openness, networking and knowledgesharing is taking shape and the technological restraints

disappear, we will see the gradual ormation o a new

more connected society which has a much lighterootprint on our ragile planet than humanity has today.

The prevalent culture

o tomorrowsNetworked Society

will be one o

increased openness,

transparency,

knowledge sharing

and peer collaboration.

4 trends

for the future

of our cities

by Herman Konings


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02the rurbanrevolution

City dwellers are rejecting the impersonal scale o

globalisation and corporations, and reconnecting withtheir communities. They are living locally, growing their

own ood and embracing small-scale, micro-brands. Theyare making their urban lives eel as rural as possible. This

is why we call these pioneers Rurban Revolutionaries.

Turning urban blocks into villages with a rural eel,

these Rurban Revolutionaries are redeining the lookand eel o community, culture, and consumption.

Their Rurban Revolution looks like the Swedish mobile

phone app that points users in the direction o thenearest arm shop, or like Arthur Potts-Dawsons newco-operative corner shop, the Peoples Supermarket.

It tastes o honey rom Eagle Street Rootop Farmsrootop beehive and the herbs Christopher Nyerges fnds

oraging in Los Angeles.

Governments, brands and innovators around the world

are working on ways to make greener, less wasteul, moresel-sucient cities, which oten grow their own ood.

The Chinese government has commissioned architect

William McDonough, ounder o the cradle-to-cradle (C2C)theory, to develop six new C2C city districts. In one project,

near the city o Liuzhou, in the southern Guangxi province,

McDonoughs proposal eatures rootop arms and

wastewater systems that convert sewage into ertiliser.

In Chicago, the Plant project launched this summer toraise unds to create the citys rst vertical arm. In West

Yorkshire, the Incredible Edible Todmorden project hasturned public spaces such as a railway station car parkand a retirement homes lawn into vegetable beds, herb

gardens and orchards. In London, the Capital Growth

campaign aimed to create 2,012 new ood-growing spacesin the city by the end o 2012.

While Rurbanites

arefocusing on making

their own homes and

neighbourhoods morelivable, sustainable,

sel-sucient and

human, the way they

are re-engineering

their cities is partly

in response to global

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The increasing number o households will cause housingin towns to become dense. According to analysts,

societies all over the world will increasingly leantowards the Japanese way o living. With this statement,

they reer both to the density o accommodation in Tokyo,

as well as the style o communal living amiliar to the city.

The idea o shared communal space is a very appealing,almost romantic one. People are indeed interested in

ways o bringing landscape into the city. And there areeectively more and more examples o shared communal

spaces that are working.

Beyond communal living, local swapping will come back

into vogue. The Rurban ocus on community meansRurbanites preer to share and swap with each other.This brings people together and cuts down on resources.

Oten, online social networks help to drive oline

contact. Car clubs such as Greenwheels and ConnectCar

in the Netherlands and Flexicar in Australia have provedthat city drivers are happy to share rather than own a car.

In Portland, Oregon, Bright Neighbor is a virtual home

or the citys real-lie communities. On this secure site,local residents can nd and oer rides, share skills and

goods, organise events, and host and promote classesand groups.

On San Diegos Crop Swapper websites, network

members arrange to exchange resh homegrownvegetables, ruits, herbs and lowers. On LAs

NeighborGoods, they rent, borrow, lend and trade itemsthey own, such as a lawn mower or tennis racket. The

environmental and inancial beneits o sharing areobvious. It brings people together. By sharing things,

people can regain the sense o local community they

seem to have lost.

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living

Herman Konings is master in theoretical (and consumer) psychology and ounder o Belgian trend and utureresearch agency Pocket Marketing/nXt. As a renowned Belgian trendwatcher Konings is sought ater as a speakerby companies and organizations throughout the Benelux. In addition, his insights have been eatured in Belgian/

Flemish and Dutch media since 1999.

The environmental

and nancial benets

o sharing are obvious.But by sharing things,

people can regain the

sense o local

community they

seem to have lost.


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04retrofitting

cities

More than hal to three quarters o the buildings weknow today, will still be in use in 2050. Consequently,

rich and developed countries will have to envisage asystematic retroit o their existing constructions to

reduce their carbon ootprint.

In less densely populated urban areas, such as the

suburbs o many American cities, a irst step inretroftting would be to put very high density mixed-usedevelopments into new public transport node points.This would revitalise the neighbourhood and create new

services without altering the ace o the suburb itsel. Aninrastructure network o new walking and cycle routes,

together with reashioned streets, renewable energycapture, and car clubs are bound to reduce car use.

As a result o these developments some suburbs maybecome increasingly populated, while others may be

abandoned and restored to agriculture. Urban planners

are aware o these eects a nd have begun incorporatingintensive ood production in cities. For example, inWanzhang eco-city, in an area o China with huge water

shortages, urban designers propose an integrated urban

agriculture and ood system replacing extensive wheatand corn cropping with labour intensive vegetable and

ruit cropping. The strategy delivers 100% ood securityor the new community and signicantly reduces water

consumption, as well as doubling arming income andincreasing agriculture jobs by 50%.

Sapa Building System is concentrating its R&D and Marketing to ully meet the challenges o the uture. When itcomes to retrotting existing buildings with energy ecient solutions, our wide range o products have a proven

history o success. The Elegance 72 curtain walling system is especially suitable or rejuvenating and upgradingexisting constructions.

In the race towards passive energy buildings Sapa Building System provides energy solutions integrating photovoltaic

generation into aluminium aades. This results in low cost, sustainable power and the opportunity to combine clean

energy, innovative building design with cutting edge thermal insulation solutions and the exact conguration osolar shading needed to achieve the perect balance on each individual building.

With Sapa Building System you have a dedicated partner that listens to your specifc needs and aims to provide theoptimised solution or your construction project, new build as well as renovation. Sapa Building System teams will

accompany you all along the construction or redevelopment project.

More than hal to three quarters o the buildings we know today,

will still be in use in 2050. Consequently, we will have to envisage asystematic retrot o existing buildings to reduce their carbon

ootprint.

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My rst impressions o Sapa products are associated to observing an aluminium-based fower containersolution at the Sapas Shape magazine when I was sketching the plans or Maia city main square development.

The idea o reliable good quality o metallurgic products associated to Swedish industrial products soon

came to my mind. Hasselblad cameras or Volvo cars are a good example o that. Now I know that Sapa alsomatches these quality standards.

So when I was invited by Sapa Building System to design a lean, e cient, aordable sliding window solution

[Slimslide], to compete against other European top-branded products, I was keen to accept the challengebecause I ound that using the strength properties o materials like glass and aluminium, I could create a

clean, light solution or windows and doors, maximizing the light openings through the high rigidity o glazing

allied to the high resistant minimalist structural rames in aluminium.

I ound a great empathy and fexibility rom Sapa Portugal team to assist and support me in the conception

and development o solutions with the willingness and patience to make the necessary adjustments in shapes

and hardware congurations. The result was very satisactory so recently we had the chance o repeatingthe experience with enhanced solutions based on thermally broken proles [Slimslide TB and Slimcase].

The building systems industry is continually subject to new technical and aesthetical requests rom

contemporary architecture, aiming at improved creative and ecient solutions so opportunities or newdevelopments on windows, doors and aades are endless. I know that Sapa has great products and holds the

potential and seeks or the development o innovative products. Hence I can envisage the need or curtain

walling solutions where the windows and doors, solar shading, ventilation, energy conservation and other

solutions can be ully integrated. And we can and should do i t because that is the FUTURE.

Eduardo Souto de Moura

* Eduardo Souto de Moura, Portuguese Architect, born in 1952 at Porto, winner of 2011 Pritzker Award- Architecto the Year, is usually associated to the Escola do Porto, the architectural trend recognized by its lean, straight

lines and ull o natural light to which Siza Vieira, another amous architect also belongs. The vast works in

both residential and public works cover a diversifed range o landmark projects: Braga Stadium, Casa dasHistorias Paula Rego Museum, Pousada Santa Maria do Bouro, Oporto Metro Stations. Projects with SBS

products include Ofce building in Avenida da Boa Vista Por to Hotel and Tourism School in Portalegre Viana

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contents

INSPIRIA SCIENCE CENTER NORWAY 12

HOSPITAl dE BRAgA PORTugAl 16

AVC BuIldINg BElgIum 20

gRANdlYON HABITAT fRANCE 26

EdIfCIO BAA ANgOlA 30

VAlAIS dE CuR SWITzERlANd 34

mEdIA gARdENS BElgIum 38

NOKKElANd SKOlE NORWAY 40

BIC TAlATONA ANgOlA 44

VARYAP mERIdIAN TuRKEY 46

R.u. CAEN fRANCE 56

dumANKAYA IKON TuRKEY 58

ONE ANgEl SQuARE uNITEd KINgdOm 60

mACKA RESIdENCE TuRKEY 64

RIO TINTO HEAdQuARTERS SOuTH AfRICA 68

AKASYA ACIBAdEm TuRKEY 72

HAAKON VIlgATE SWEdEN 78

BAlTIC gAllERY POlANd 80

TORRE fNIx ANgOlA 82

uTRECHT STATION THE NETHERlANdS 86

OffICINA VIdRE NEgRE ITAlY 88

VIllA SuPER CANNES fRANCE 90

NATuRHISTORISCHES muSEum gERmANY 94

guIllEmINS RAIlWAY STATION BElgIum 96

THuRSO STREET uNITEd KINgdOm 102

NAmuR COllEgE Of AdVANCEd EduCATION BElgIum 104

TERmINAl WA, PERTH AIRPORT AuSTRAlIA 108

luANdA mEdICAl CENTER ANgOlA 110

uNIQA AuSTRIA 112

HOTEl BAA ANgOlA 118

VOdACOm mOzAmBIQuE 120

EDUCATION

HEALTH

OFFICES & BUSINESS PARKS


HOUSING

HEALTH

HOUSING

EDUCATION


HOUSING

EDUCATION

HOUSING


HOUSING


HOUSING


LEISURE & RETAIL


TRANSPORT


HOUSING

LEISURE & RETAIL

TRANSPORT

HOUSING

EDUCATION

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INSPIRIA SCIENCE CENTER

Sarpborg - Norway

Inspiria Science Center is the result o a

strategy to turn knowledge into the most

important asset of the stfold region. This is

refected in the centers activities as well as

in its architectural ambitions.

Architect: AART architecs A/S

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In an attempt to reconsider

and redefne the uture learning

environment, Inspiria Science

Center has chosen to combine

communication and architecture

into an all-encompassing project

which inspires and excites

experience by orming new spacesor learning.

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HOSPITAl dE BRAgABraga - Portugal

The New Hospital o Braga is a multiunc-

tional building oering its occupants a com-

ortable and luminous environment thanks to

the judicious use of building materials.

Architect: BM ConceptConstrctor: Somague, Edifer, MSFfabricator: Edimetal

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AVC BuIldINgKortrijk - Belgium

An open house, literally and guratively, that

was AVCs central premise or its new build-

ing in the Evolis enterprise zone near Kor-

trijk. Architects Devolder presented a design

which hit the nail on the head.

Architect: Devolder Architecten

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The oce and attached showroom had to be

located at the level o the motorway, about 4.3

metres above ground level. That was one o the

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gRANdlYON HABITATLyon - France

This urban brick and glass block is notable

or the complexity o its rounded VEP

Elegance 52 GF-type aades and thecombination o curtain walls with clay brick

fascia windows.

Architect: HTVS

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EdIfCIO BAALuanda - Angola

The striking Baia Building stands out on the

skyline o Luanda. GJP Architects chose

the minimalist Slimcase by Souto de Moura.

Architect: GJP ArquitectosConstrctor: Construes ARCfabricator: Efangol

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VAlAIS dE CuRValais de coer - Swit zerland

Tried and tested technology along with

designer glazing have turned this Swiss

home or people with brain injuries into afunctional and aesthetic highlight.

Architect: Bonnard Woeffray

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This award-winning building by Swiss architects Bonnard

Woefray is a new home or people with brain injuries. It relies

on tried and tested technology in conjunction with a building

management system. The designer glazing with automated

Sapa Building Systems C125 sliding doors behind it makes the

building into a unctional but also aesthetic highlight, backed by

the breathtaking scenery o the mountains o the Valais.

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mEdIA gARdENSBrussel - Belgium

A ormer industrial estate had to make way

or about 280 apartments covering 60 to

145 sqm, spread across ve new buildings,some of which are interconnected.

Architect: Arter

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NOKKElANd SKOlEMoss - Norway

Pre-existing sports acilities were integrated

into the new school. Joint use o some o the

schools amenities with local residents is tosupport community building.

Architect: Heggelund & Koxvold ASArkitekter MNAL

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The new school building and some

pre-existing sports acilities have

been integrated in one new acility

or students and staf. Joint usewith the local residents is to support

community building.


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BIC TAlATONALuanda - Angola

Located in the south o Luanda, in Talatona, this

building stands out rom its surroundings through

its shading awnings, making the buildings divi-sion into foors clearly visible rom the outside.

Architect: Vinagre & Crte-RealConstrctor: Zercafabricator: Perfilder

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VARYAP mERIdIANIstanbul - Turkey

The Varyap Meridian Project in Istanbul was

specically designed to be environmentally

riendly. It was built using high quality mate-rials and components only, some o which

carry the Sapa brand name.

Architect: RMJM Architecture

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The architects chose the Sapa Building

System Elegance 72 unitised system asit best matched the original design and

ofered outstanding earthquake resistance.


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R.u. CAENCaen - France

Apart rom the aesthetic quality o the

design, there is also a slightly unconventional

aspect, which resides in the sun screen unc-tion o the covers that were chosen or this

Elegance 52 HL horizontal aade rame.

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dumANKAYA IKONIstanbul - Turkey

One o the striking eatures o the three

41 storey tower buildings making up the

Dumankaya Ikon Project, is the curtain wall,which Sapa Building System supplied.

Architect: Tago Architecture

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ONE ANgEl SQuAREManchester - UK

An exceptional example o sustainable

design within the commercial sector. This

landmark building is the rst oce buildingin Europe to achieve highest BREEAM rating

of Outstanding.

Architect: 3D Reid

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The BREEAM rating did not occur by

accident. The Co-operative Group,who commissioned the building

as their new HQ, has a tradition

o being at oreront o building

design and have a strong green

agenda. This iconic building is the

spearhead or the regeneration o its

surrounding area.

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mACKA RESIdENCEIstanbul - Turkey

The Macka Residence Project consists o three

multi storey buildings with 12, 13 and 14 foors

respectively. It has 170 residence homes in total.

Architect: Metex Design Group -Sinan Kafadar

Interior Design by Armani&Casa

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RIO TINTO HEAdQuARTERSJohannesburg - South Arica

The Rio Tinto Headquarters in South Arica,

set an example of responsible development

and incorporate some o Sapa Building Sys-tems most successful products.

Architect: Bentel associates int.Constrctor: MBPP - Mont Blancfabricator: Seveme | Euroline

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AKASYA ACIBAdEmIstanbul - Turkey

The Akasya Acbadem Project was under-

taken in three distinct steps and it com-

prised the construction o three 160 meters

high tower blocks and three 60 meters high

horizontal blocks.

Architect: Workshop Mimarlar

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HAAKON VIlgATEStockholm - Sweden

Because this building is on the yellow list o the

Cultural Heritage Management Oce, only a

limited number o changes were allowed. The

new proles had to look exactly the same as the

old ones in terms o colour, material and orm.

Architect: ARCASA Arkitekter AS

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BAlTIC gAllERYGdansk - Poland

Galeria Batycka has added new lavour

to the surroundings. Its design refects the

coastal scenery of the Gulf of Gdask.

Architect: Autorska PracowniaArchitektoniczna Szczepana Bauma &

Andrzeja Kwieciskiego

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TORRE fNIxLuanda - Angola

Aluminium sunshade blades provide a verti-

cal rhythm to the Torre Fnix, situated onone o Luandas main arterial routes.

Architect: Costa Lopes ArquitectosConstrctor: Somague Engenharia

Angola

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uTRECHT STATIONUtrecht - Netherlands

The complete overhaul o the Utrecht Central

Railway Station is a perect and unique exam-

ple o how a large public building with many

eatures can be integrated into the existing

urban fabric of a densely populated city.

Architect: Benthem Crouwel Architekten

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This project received the European

Aluminium Award 2012: industrial design &engineering and the Benelux Aluminium

Award 2011: sustainable renovation.

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OfICINA VIdRE NEgRECuneo - Italy

Ocina Vidre Negre was conceived as a con-

temporary sculpture, or even as a symbol o

dynamic and continuous development.

Architect:Damilano studio Architects

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Cannes - France

The large bay windows with their very slen-

der uprights oer a superb view over Cannes

bay. The contemporary aspect is magnied

by the anodised aluminium rames.

Architect: Gilles Broussard

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Mainz - Germany

When designing the extension to the Natu-

ral History Museum in Mainz, the architects

primary concern was to provide an unob-

structed view into the museum.

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Lige Belgium

Lige-Guillemins railway station is one o

the three Belgian stations on the high-speed

rail network. Sapa Building System provided

high-grade products for the construction ofthe roof of the landmark building.

Architect: Santiago Calatrava Llc

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An imposing yet elegant structure now graces

the station complex in Lige. It is based on

the creative plans o the Spanish architectSantiago Calatrava. Sapa is proud o its

contribution to this landmark building.

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Built as part of a regeneration program, the

building provides student accommodation

or over 400 students in Glasgow, consist-

ing o 360 cluster bedrooms, 45 studios andcommunal facilities.

Architect: Watkin Jones

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To maintain a pleasant temperature inside

the school, techniques are used which keep

out the heat in summer and capture the

warmth from low angled sun-rays in winter.

Architect: Jean-Charles Boreux

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TERmINAl WA, PERTH AIRPORTPerth - Australia

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Sapas blast mitigation curtain wall system pro-

vides elegant and eective protection. The use

o deep mullion proles or the vertical cur tain

wall and roo lights allows ree spans withoutthe need to rely on bulky support structures.

Architect: Hassell Studios

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luANdA mEdICAl CENTERLuanda - Angola

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Luanda Medical Center is one o the most

imposing buildings in Luanda. The symbiosis

between glass and stone grant it a noble aura.

Architect: EMED Arquitectura Hospitalar

Constrctor: Somague Engenhariafabricator:Seveme

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uNIQAHartberg - Austria

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Uniqa Insurances regional HQ in Hartberg

uses a structurally glazed system to let in

daylight while protecting oice workers

rom the negative eects o sun exposurein a building.

Architect: BM Hammer

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Thanks to a curtain wall and a sliding door sys-

tem, the Baia Hotel oers its guests a view o

the Luanda Bay and the surrounding landscape.

Architect: K.ARQConstrctor: Teixeira Duartefabricator: Seveme

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Modern, vertical and rhythmic architecture,

are some o the adjectives that well describe

the Vodacom headquarters in Maputo city,

Mozambique.

Architect: ADAConstrctor: Contrues Catembe

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ClARION HOTElTrondheim - Norway

The Clarion Hotel redenes the traditional

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The Clarion Hotel redenes the traditional

typology o the atrium hotel and gives way

to a new architectural lay-out expressing a

strong identity.

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The Reference Book Vol 2 - inspiring projects by Sapa Building System