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瑞士的普利兹克奖获得者Herzog & de Meuron两人将继续建设大迈阿密景观项目的热带度假胜地和新兴艺术中心,来代替海湾艺术博物馆的城市停车场。这次,设计师将会建造一座55层的豪华公寓,坐落在迈阿密郊区的阳光岛海滩上。这个“玉石签名”发展项目是国际创业系列分期建设的第四阶段。这个设计团队包括景观设计师Raymond Jungles和室内设计师Pierre Yves Rochon,共同建造出这座平行四边形的奢侈大楼。楼里共有三个环形的楼梯与大堂连接,车库在地下。每个住宅层高约3米,分别有1-6个卧室,面积约600到859平方米,是名副其实的通天塔。这栋楼里224户海景房能够享受到南部的阳光、迈阿密海岸线风光和繁华的城市景观。项目旨在吸引无数的南海岸人群,发展海滨土地。效果图上,公寓楼有着内敛低调的外观和精致的建筑细节,每个住宅的落地窗外是宽敞的阳台。美国最南端的大都市基础建设已经十分完善,可以成为后来的建筑遗产。
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Swiss Pritzker Prize winners Herzog & de Meuron will continue to flesh out the tropical destination and Burgeoning Artistic Hub of the greater Miami landscape; in lieu of a urban complex-come-parking garage or Bayfront Art Museum, this time the architects will erect a 55 storey luxury condominium in the uptown Miami enclave of Sunny Isles Beach. The 'jade signature' development is the fourth installment of the industrious fortune international-backed series. A talented team consisting of landscape architect Raymond Jungles and interior designer Pierre Yves Rochon will create a total work of luxury in the parallelogram-shaped tower. Three circular staircases will lead to the ample lobby while underground parking will provide a pioneering subterranean construction method for the limestone-based site. the 10-foot ceiling height individual units will reportedly range from 1 to 6 bedrooms, with a requisite amount of upper and lower penthouses ranging from 6500 to 9250 square foot total areas-- veritable mansions in the sky. The 224 ocean front apartment volumes are angled toward the southern sun and will enjoy views of the pristine Miami coastline and eclectic urban landscape. The project aims to appeal to a different demographic that the famously exclusive and ever-changing south beach crowd, making use of the still available beachfront land for the development of a quieter, long-term group of residents. The renderings exhibit a characteristically restrained look that revels in tectonic details. Floor-to-ceiling glazing opens the volumes to wide balconies lightly partitioned and bolstered with curved columns. The orthogonality of the Miami condo archetype appears to be weathered by a net of recessed curves that tend toward and hourglass form at the structure's corners, thereby insinuating that the southernmost metropolis is quickly building on an already rich, if not relatively new, architectural legacy. |
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