DOCSLIB.ORG

Pages from Online Catalogue Lite-2

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Pages from Online Catalogue Lite-2 TIME EXIS TENCE SPACE VENICE 2021 ARCHITECTURE BIENNIAL PALAZZO MORA PALAZZO BEMBO GIARDINI MARINARESSA FROM MAY 22 TO NOVEMBER 21 EXHIBITION PROJECT BY NATIONAL PAVILION THE YOUNG TALENT EUROPEAN CULTURAL CENTRE ITALY OF PAKISTAN ARCHITECTURE AWARD FOREWORD When we started this project, ten years ago, our goal Architects have a crucial role in designing solutions was to establish in Venice a place for reflection, dialo- for sustainable communities and improving the quali- gue and research, to enhance cultural and intellectual ty of our life. However, global issues cannot be resolved exchange and mutual understanding. by countries acting alone, or by professionals acting With an extraordinary presence of organizations de- alone. Decision making must start with understanding dicated to art and culture, and a rich history as a cros- the urban, social, natural, economic, cultural, political, sroad of cultures and ideas, Venice was the ideal place environment. for the realization of the objectives of the European In collaboration with the amazing group of partici- Cultural Centre (ECC). In addition, the city with its la- pants who took part in this year’s edition, we have been goon is an emblematic place where to experience and hard working on the realization of this project. It has become aware of global issues related to mass tourism been an exceptional year and together with the entire and climate change. world we faced new challenges. However, through the Every two years, we invite an international group of joint efforts, persistence, hope, vision, trust and an ex- architects, artists, academic institutions, and creative traordinary resiliency, we made it possible. professionals working across disciplines to investigate We would like to thank all the participants and the the fundamental topics of Time, Space and Existence. entire ECC team for the incredible work done with pas- These are the principles of our long term research and sion and care, and all the partners involved for their the title of our architecture biennial exhibition in Venice. continuous support and enthusiasm. By giving space to a diverse and growing number of – European Cultural Centre Team participants, our project hopes to continuously stimu- late new ways of dialogue, that is inclusive of all voices and transcends across all boundaries. 4 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS 8 Introduction 10 Participants 14 Palazzo Mora 312 Palazzo Bembo 466 Giardini Marinaressa 516 Participant Indexes 530 Special Projects 544 Open Space 552 Curators 556 Sponsors 566 Colophon 6 7 INTRODUCTION The 5th edition of Time Space Existence presents the Moreover, the Covid-19 crisis highlights the urgent works of over two hundred participants from all conti- need of a holistic approach for rethinking and redesi- nents, showcased at Palazzo Bembo, Palazzo Mora, and gning our relationship with our surroundings, with each Giardini della Marinaressa. The exhibits range from other and with all living organisms. conceptual works, models, videos, drawings, sculptu- Practitioners are forced to reconsider public and res, photographs to site specific installations. private space and develop new products for our wel- Participants question our relationship with space and lbeing. Experimental proposals suggest new ways of time, re-envisioning new ways of living and rethinking living and invite us to reflect upon our existence that is architecture through a larger lens. They ask themselves re-defined by a contemporary perception of time and what they can do to improve the quality of our life su- interaction in both virtual and physical spaces. stainably, with climate change, migration, water, and We still do not know what will be the aftermath of all rapid urbanization, being the major challenges. this. Although the present sets unprecedented chal- The exhibition features projects that focus on water lenges, architects, artists and designers are proposing urbanism, green and resilient cities, development of alternatives which infuse optimism and motivate the new materials, construction systems and methods. future generations. Other presentations draw attention to the role of By bringing together stories and voices from all cor- architecture in raising people’s awareness of others' ners of the world, and by making them accessible to living conditions and access to resources, by focusing the wider public, we hope that our biennial exhibition on solutions for displaced communities, discriminated can be a place for reflections and a source of inspiration groups and minorities. for change. 8 9 PARTICIPANTS PALAZZO MORA 16 Amalgam Studio 76 Christine Corday 128 Harvard University Graduate School of Design 188 Milt Friedly 244 Ruta Krau 18 Aalto University, Finland & Architecture 78 Coburg University of Applied Sciences and Arts REAL - Responsive Environments & Artifacts Lab 190 Mirjana Lozanovska 246 Ryohei Tanaka - G ARCHITECTS STUDIO Intelligence Research Lab, Singapore 80 Columbia University & The Berlage 130 Helene Høyer Mikkelsen 192 Mirko Zrinšćak 248 Saphira & Ventura Art | Design | Architecture 20 A. Collective 82 Cristina Parreño Alonso 132 Henriquez Partners Architects 194 MIT School of Architecture and Planning 252 SCAAA 22 Adriana Torres Topaga 84 CRU! Architects 136 Herbert W.H. Hundrich The Leventhal Center for Advanced Urbanism 254 SCULP[IT] architects & Jansen Steel Systems 24 Alpex Architecture 86 Dag Jenssen 138 Hidemi Nishida 196 Monika Casutt 256 Sim Ateliers 26 Anahuac University Mexico City 88 Damaris Betancourt 140 Hofrichter-Ritter Architekten & ÖWG Wohnbau 198 Myefski Architects 258 Sofia Verzbolovskis 28 Andrew Michler 90 Daniel Winterich 142 INVIVIA 202 NANO Architecture | Interiors 260 Stephen Spartana 30 Andrey Bokov 92 David Andréen & Ana Goidea 144 ISTUDIO Architects & Virginia Tech WAAC 206 Nic Lehoux 262 Studio SKLIM 32 Anne Fløche 96 David Booth 148 Jim Nickel 208 NOTAN OFFICE 264 Swinburne University of Technology 34 Anthony Heywood 98 David Yepez Studio 150 Jocelyn Froimovich & Johanna Muszbek 210 NOTE - Architecture Gallery 266 Technical University Darmstadt 36 APT Architecture with M. Plottel 100 Delft University of Technology 152 John Marx, AIA 212 NYICAS - New York International 270 Tecnológico de Monterrey México 38 Architectural Democracy 102 Doug Edmunds 154 Julian Abrams Contemporary Art Society 272 Testa Associates 40 Ard Bodewes 106 Douglas Tausik Ryder 156 Katherine Jackson 216 OGIA - Gi Son 274 The Scarcity and Creativity Studio 42 Associazione Architetti Artisti 108 Earthasia Design Group (EADG) 158 Kathryn Dean - Dean/Wolf Architects 218 Patricia McKenna 276 Tono Mirai Architects 46 Atelier onoko 110 Eeva-Liisa Pelkonen 160 Keely Macarow, Neal Haslem & Marcus Knutagård 220 Patrick Arotcharen Architecture Studio 278 Toshihiko Suzuki SQOOL 48 Balkrishna Doshi 112 Erin Moore - FLOAT 162 Kirstine Mengel 222 Paul Eis 280 Touloukian Touloukian Inc 52 Bangkok Tokyo Architecture 114 ETH Zurich - Block Research Group (BRG) 164 Korea National University of Arts 224 Peter C. Stitt 282 Universidad Católica de Santiago de Guayaquil 54 Banz + Riecks Architekten Department of Environment, Forestry 166 LASALLE College of the Arts 226 Petra Kempf 284 University at Buffalo (SUNY) 56 BAUM and Fisheries - Republic of South Africa 168 Lesley Richmond 228 Pontificia Universidad Javeriana de Bogotà 290 University of Arkansas Fay Jones 58 Bethany Springer Noncrete PTY 170 LOD - Laliving and Opr Design & Politecnico di Torino School of Architecture + Design 60 Bill Price 118 Fei Che & Weihan Li 172 London South Bank University 230 Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú 296 University of Guelph 62 BOIR Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology 174 Mais al Azab & University College London 298 UrbanSoup Architects and Urban Designers 64 Bryanoji Design Studio 120 Felipe Gonzalez Arzac 176 Maker Mile 232 PorterFanna Architecture 300 Urban Transformation Program Colombia 66 büro für bauform 122 frontoffice tokyo 178 Masaki Komatsu 234 Project-Realization Architectural studio 302 VCUarts Qatar MFA in Design 68 Caples Jefferson Architects 124 Georges Kachaamy 180 Maxwell MacKenzie 236 Qun Wen - aoe 304 Victor Elias 70 Caspar Lam & YuJune - Park Synoptic Office 126 Greenskins Lab - University of British 182 Mian Wei 238 Rolf Berte 306 Walter Hunziker 72 Cellule Studio Columbia - School of Architecture 184 Michihiro Matsuo 240 ROOI Design and Research 308 Wearable X 74 CHIASMA FACTORY Inc. - Shingo Tsuji and Landscape Architecture 186 Miguel Franco Botticelli 242 Royal Institute of British Architects 310 Whipsaw 10 11 PALAZZO BEMBO GIARDINI MARINARESSA SPECIAL PROJECTS 314 Abu Dhabi University 368 Huazhong University 426 RWTH Aachen University Department of Urban 468 Andreas Rimpel 532 Mapping Festivities Nadia Mounajjed, Apostolos Kyriazis of Science and Technology Design Zukunftsagentur Rheinisches Revier 470 Andrée Valley 534 The Young Talent Architecture Award 316 Adpprentice + LEAP 370 IIA Atelier 428 Sabah Shawkat 472 Barbara Grygutis 538 European Cultural Academy 318 Akiko Sato 374 iVY Design Associates 430 SBGA | Blengini Ghirardelli 474 Bjørnådal Arkitektstudio 540 Blurring the Lines 320 ARCHcoop 376 James Bernardo Cinquemani 432 Severino Alfonso and Loukia Tsafoulia 476 Catch 5 542 World-Architects.com architectural studio 378 JJRR/ARQUITECTURA College of Architecture and the Built 478 Cornelia Hammans 322 Ariel University - School of Architecture 380 Julia Rutherfoord Architect Environment - Thomas Jefferson University 480 David Jacobson Universita degli Studi di Firenze - DIDA 382
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Harvard University
    HARVARD UNIVERSITY ROBERT AND RENÉE BELFER CENTER FOR SCIENCE AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS 2000-2001 ANNUAL REPORT 2 Robert and Renée Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs 2000-2001 Annual Report Director’s Foreword 5 Overview From the Executive Director 7 Environment and Natural Resources Program TABLE 8 OF Harvard Information Infrastructure Project 52 CONTENTS International Security Program 71 Science, Technology and Public Policy Program 109 Strengthening Democratic Institutions Project 155 WPF Program on Intrastate Conflict, Conflict Prevention, and Conflict Resolution 177 Events 188 Publications 219 Biographies 241 Robert and Renée Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs 3 2000-2001 Annual Report 4 Robert and Renée Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs 2000-2001 Annual Report Director’s Foreword —————————————♦ For the hub of the John F. Kennedy School’s research, teaching, and training in international security affairs, environmental and resource issues, conflict prevention and resolution, and science and technology policy, the first academic year of the new century has been bracing. According to our mission statement, The Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs strives to provide leadership in advancing policy-relevant knowledge about the most important challenges of international security and other critical issues where science, technology, and international affairs intersect. BCSIA’s leadership begins with the recognition of science and technology as driving forces transforming threats and opportunities in international affairs. The Center integrates insights of social scientists, technologists, and practitioners with experience in government, diplomacy, the military, and business to address critical issues. BCSIA involvement in both the Republican and Democratic campaigns. BCSIA was privileged to have senior advisors in both camps in one of the most unforgettable American elections in recent memory.
    [Show full text]
  • The Big List WA100 Is BD's Annual Survey of the World's Largest
    W1.. lOO 2018 The big list WA100 is BD's annual survey of the world's largest practices ranked bythe number of fee-earning architects they employ This year, the top five has a familiar look, while Leigh & Orange andblocherpartners are the top new entries RANK RANK ARCHITECTS FEEINCOME 2018 2017 NEW PRACTICE NAME COUNTRY EMPLOYED (US $MILLION) 1 1 Gensler USA 2,560 $1bn-1.5bn 2 2 Nikken Sekkei Japan 1,837 $500-599m 3 3 AECOM USA 1,607 $600-699m 4 5 HDR USA 1,224 $350-359m 5 4 Perkins+Will USA 1,096 $500-599m 6 6 lEI Group Canada 864 $220-229m 7 8 HOK USA 806 $280-289m 8 10 DP Architects Singapore 766 9 12 HKS USA 764 $250-259m 10 9 Aedas China 713 $200-209m 11 13 White Arkitekter Sweden 690 $110-119m 12 15 Perkins Eastman USA 680 $170-179m 13 27 DLRGroup USA 679 $210-219m 14 14 Foster +Partners UK 642 $180-189m 15 16 Jacobs USA 636 16 26 CannonDesign USA 620 $140-149m 17 18= Stantec Canada 589 $340-349m 18 20 SmithGroupJJR USA 550 $180-189m 19 21 Nihon Sekkei Japan 528 $120-129m 20 22 HeerimArchitects &Planners SouthKorea 518 $150-159m 21 25 gmp architekten Germany 512 $80-89m 22 24 HaeahnArchitecture SouthKorea 509 $90-99m 23 29 ATP architects engineers Austria 440 $80-89m 24 31 ZGF Architects USA 392 $90-99m 25 30 KumeSekkei Japan 390 $100-109m 26 23 Tengbom Sweden 383 $70-79m 27 35= NBBJ USA 364 $160-169m 28 34 P&T Architects andEngineers China 357 $130-139m 29 33 Atkins UK 353 $130-139m 30 35= EDF UK 350 $60-69m 31 37 Mitsubishi Jisho Sekkei Japan 347 $150-159m 32 38 HPP Architekten Germany 332 $40-49m 33 43 LINK arkitektur Norway
    [Show full text]
  • CONCEPT PRESENTATION WELCOME! „We Appreciate Your Interest in ACROSS Magazine
    JULY 2018 CONCEPT PRESENTATION WELCOME! „We appreciate your interest in ACROSS Magazine. Here you learn more about our concept and ideas – and how we can support you and your goals.“ Reinhard Winiwarter Publisher and Managing Partner www.across-magazine.com 2018 – CONCEPT PRESENTATION – 2 ACROSS MAGAZINE is the international and independent platform for retail real estate in Europe. www.across-magazine.com 2018 – CONCEPT PRESENTATION – 3 CONTENT The platform covers topics through the entire value chain of modern retail properties. Editorial coverage focuses on interviews and experts’ opinions. The latest retail or development trends and news about the different markets, round out the magazine’s content. www.across-magazine.com 2018 – CONCEPT PRESENTATION – 4 ADVISORY ACROSS ADVISORY BOARD The ACROSS Advisory Board was created in mid-2016. The body’s declared aim is to offer its expertise in topic formulation. It identifies the challenges the industry faces as well as the opportunities, emerging trends, etc. it sees. ACROSS’s Advisory Board has 20 members. These are (in alphabetical order): ADVISORY BOARD IMAGE: ECE IMAGE: IMAGE: ATRIUM IMAGE: IMAGE: ATP IMAGE: The ACROSS Advisory Board REAL ESTATE BNP PARIBAS IMAGE: ULI IMAGE: CHRISTOPH ACHAMMER PATRICK DELCOL LISETTE VAN DOORN JONATHAN DOUGHTY SCOTT DWYER Chairman of the Board at CEO of BNP Paribas Real Chief Executive Europe Global Head of Group Chief Operating was created in mid-2016. ATP architects engineers Estate for CEE at ULI Foodservice at ECE Officer at Atrium The body’s declared aim is to offer its expertise in topic IMAGE: ECE IMAGE: IMAGE: NEINVER IMAGE: IMAGE: UNIBAIL-RODAMCO IMAGE: FUTUREAL GROUP IMAGE: MULIT IMAGE: formulation.
    [Show full text]
  • Masterarbeit / Master's Thesis
    MASTERARBEIT / MASTER’S THESIS Titel der Masterarbeit / Title of the Master´s Thesis „Sprachen- und Übersetzungspolitik sowie Übersetzungs- und Terminologiemanagement anhand vom Beispiel der österreichischen internationaltätigen Gesellschaft ATP“ verfasst von / submitted by: Andrey Fomin, BA angestrebter akademischer Grad / in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts (MA) Wien, 2018 / Vienna, 2018 Studienkennzahl lt. Studienblatt / A 070 360 331 degree programme code as it appears on the student record sheet: Studienrichtung lt. Studienblatt / Masterstudium Translation Russich Deutsch degree programme as it appears on the student record sheet: Betreut von / Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr. Gerhard Budin 2 Danksagung An dieser Stelle möchte ich mich bei allen bedanken, die mich während meiner Studienzeit sowie während des Schreibens dieser Masterarbeit unterstützt haben. Ich möchte mich bei Herrn Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr. Gerhard Budin für seine Betreuung und Unterstützung bedanken. Ich hatte die Möglichkeit mich mit so einem Thema auseinanderzusetzen, welches sehr arbeits- und praxisnah sowie für mich persönlich interessant ist. Ich möchte mich auch bei meiner Familie bedanken: bei meiner Mutter Helen, meinem Stiefvater Hans, meiner Schwester Sonja und meiner Oma Inna. Ohne ihre Unterstützung während meiner Studienzeit würde ich zu diesem Punkt meines Lebens nie kommen können. Ein besonderer Dank gebührt meiner Freundin und Partnerin Elena für ihre Unterstützung und Verständnis. Ihr Glaube an mich inspiriert mich, da sie in mich das sieht, was ich selbst nicht sehe, und es motiviert mich und treibt zum Handeln. Außerdem möchte ich mich auch bei meinen StudienkollegInnen bedanken, insbesondere bei der Kollegin Astrid Hafner. Zuletzt möchte ich mich auch bei meinen ArbeitskollegInnen aus ATP bedanken, welche mich mit Tat und Rat unterstützt haben, insbesondere bei dem Geschäftsführer Herrn Karl Pein und bei der HR-Managerin Frau Elena Kuznetsova.
    [Show full text]
  • Across-Special-Issue Everything-Is
    SPECIAL|2020 PP, A-1010 VIENNA www.across-magazine.com VN: 08Z037864M EVERYTHINGEVERYTHING ISIS UPSIDEUPSIDE DOWN HOW COVID-19 IS CHANGING THE RETAIL REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY HOW COVID-19 IS CHANGING THE REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY DEAR READER, Covid-19 remains the dominating topic in the retail real estate and placemaking industry. Even though individual European countries announced that they will gradually ease restrictions, the economic damage is already done. Everything is in flux in this industry right now. Life, however, still has to go on. More and more owners, investors, and operators of retail properties are currently looking desperately for looking restart and positioning strategies. This is certainly not an easy task. The actual impact and further development of the pandemic are not foreseeable at all. Moreover, the specter of a “second wave” causes much uncertainty among all players. Consumers are just as worried about the future and ACROSS IMAGE: this uncertainty is naturally reflected in frequencies and revenues. In short, Covid-19 will substantially change retail and the placemaking industry, at least temporarily. How these changes will actually manifest themselves, is what we asked selected representatives of the industry. Reinhard Winiwarter Publisher of ACROSS Magazine [email protected] www.across-magazine.com Facebook.com/across.magazine.europe Twitter.com/@across_magazine Linkedin.com/in/reinhardwiniwarter Xing.com/profile/Reinhard_Winiwarter 2 ACROSS SPECIAL| 2020 STRENGTHENED BUSINESS STRATEGY BY RÜDIGER DANY, IMAGE: MULTI Managing retail properties across 14 countries in Europe and Turkey, Multi has witnessed a wide range of scenarios and responses to Covid-19 by national and local govern- ments.
    [Show full text]
  • Sector Review 2018
    A REPORT FROM THE SWEDISH FEDERATION OF CONSULTING ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS DECEMBER 2018 STRONG SECTOR UNDERGOING CHANGE FROM GLOBALISATION AND DIGITALISATION A Swedish, Nordic and International Survey of The Consulting Engineering and Architectural Groups KEY FIGURES 2017 (2016) 86 The sector turnover in Sweden was SEK 86 billion (SEK 73.7 billion) billion 8 The increase in turnover was 8 % compared with 2016¹ percent 17.4 Swedish groups had sales amounting to SEK 17.4 billion billion in subsidiaries abroad (SEK 16.9 billion) 66 200 The sector had a total of 66 200 employees employees in Sweden (60 500) 5 Personnel growth was 5 % compared with 2016² percent 16 000 Swedish groups had 16 000 employees employees in subsidiaries abroad (15 800) 12 000 The sector consisted of some 12 000 companies in Sweden (11 000) companies SEK 1,300k The turnover per employee was SEK 1 300 000 (SEK 1 218 000) 7.4 The average operating margin was 7.4 % (7.2 %) percent 7.1 The average profit margin was 7.1 % (7.2 %) percent 4.7 The average net margin was 4.7 % (5.1 %) percent 1 In this year’s review, companies that together have a turnover of over SEK 6.4 billion have been added to the survey. As a consequence, the real growth rate is 8 % and not 17 %. 2 In his year’s review, companies that together employ 2 700 personnel have been added to the survey. As a consequence, the real growth rate is 5 % and not 9 %. SECTOR REVIEW • THE SWEDISH FEDERATION OF CONSULTING ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS • DECEMBER 2018 ABOUT SVENSKA THE SECTOR TEKNIK&DESIGN- CONTENTS REVIEW FÖRETAGEN The Sector Review has been published by the The Swedish Federation of Con- Foreword by Magnus Höij, Swedish Federation of Consulting Engineers sulting Engineers and Architects and Architects (STD-företagen) since 1995.
    [Show full text]
  • The Faculty of Engineering Sciences of the University of Innsbruck and ATP Architects Engineers in the Spotlight
    ATP architects engineers Innsbruck – Vienna – Munich – Frankfurt – Berlin – Zurich – Zagreb – Budapest – Moscow www.atp.ag Press release 05.10.2017 The Faculty of Engineering Sciences of the University of Innsbruck and ATP architects engineers in the spotlight. (Innsbruck) Federal Minister Andrä Rupprechter presented the “State Prize for Architecture and Sustainability” to the winner out of 76 submissions during a ceremonial gala on 4th October 2017 in Innsbruck. Honorable mentions were awarded to six further exemplary architectural projects including the Faculty of Engineering Sciences of the University of Innsbruck which was remodeled and comprehensively refurbished by ATP architects engineers (Innsbruck). The university building of the Faculty of Engineering Sciences is particularly notable for a huge reduction in energy consumption (of up to 85 %). The ecological element façade incorporates innovative compound top-hung windows with automatic solar protection and can react perfectly to extreme weather conditions. The lifecycle-oriented building services concept made it possible to create a very dense and compact low-tech building that is largely naturally ventilated and, according to the EnerPHit requirements, meets the “passive house refurbishment standard”. This high quality in terms of energy efficiency and sustainability was made possible by the perfect interaction of architects and structural and building services engineers in the context of ATP’s integrated design process. The ATP project team was reinforced from the very earliest design phases by experts in lifecycle cost analysis, energy simulation, and technical feasibility studies. ATP was commissioned with both the redesign and comprehensive refurbishment of the Faculties of Architecture and Engineering Sciences of the University of Innsbruck following an EU-wide competition (2009).
    [Show full text]
  • The World's Largest Architecture Practices
    THE WORLD’S LARGEST ARCHITECTURE PRACTICES JANUARY 2021 0001_WA2021.indd01_WA2021.indd 1 115/01/20215/01/2021 113:583:58 WORLD ARCHITECTURE TOP 100 JANUARY 2021 3 CONTENTS 16 04 LEADER Elizabeth Hopkirk salutes the resilience and nimbleness of architects who have helped to keep their businesses afloat 07 LIGHT ON THE HORIZON David Blackman asks leaders of some of the world’s top architecture practices how they survived a turbulent year – plus the results of the annual WA100 survey 12 TOP 100 CHART The world’s largest practices in 2020, ranked by the number of architects employed 14 WA100 PROFILES A closer look at all top 100 practices – what they have on site now and what is on their drawing boards 41 REGIONAL TOP 10 Shenzhen Transsion Tower, a landmark headquarters building by Aedas The world’s largest practices in each global region ranked by fee income in 2020 43 MARKET SECTORS TOP 10 The world’s largest practices in each market sector ranked by fee income in 2020 45 SPECIALISMS TOP 10 The world’s largest practices in each specialism ranked by fee income in 2020 49 INDEX Canadian Nuclear Laboratories asked HDR to Lead8 is lead design architect for SkyCity, revitalise its site at Chalk River, Ontario beside Hong Kong international airport A Building Design supplement Building Design Cover images Assemble Media Group, 81 Rivington Street, London 1 Hames Sharley – South Marina, Adelaide, Australia WA100 editor Elizabeth Hopkirk 2 White Arkitekter – Södra Älvsborg Hospital, Borås, Sweden (copyright Felix Gerlach) Production editor Nicolas
    [Show full text]
  • Sustainable Building
    NO 153 en | de Edited by the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber ADVANTAGE AUSTRIA FRESH VIEW on Sustainable Building: Know-How, Materials, Technology, Renewable Energy, Research OTHER PUBLICATIONS IN THE FRESH VIEW SERIES NO 157 Smart Cities (English | German, English | Spanish) SPECIAL EDITION Austria´s Born Global Champions (English) NO 156 Environmental Technology (English | German) SPECIAL EDITION Austria´s Hidden Champions (English) NO 155 Life Sciences and Medical Technology (English | German) NO 154 Machinery and Plant Construction (English | German) NO 153 Sustainable Building (English | German, English | Chinese) NO 152 Plastics (English | German) NO 151 Tourism Infrastructure and Know-How (English | German, English | Russian) NO 150 Education in Austria (English | German) NO 149 Environmental Technology and Renewable Energy (English | German) NO 148 Architecture Design Film and Music (English | German) NO 147 Technology (Chinese | English, Russian | Turkish, Portuguese | Spanish) NO 145 (English | German) Construction Industry of the Future Sustainable Building [email protected] Please contact us at to receive free hard copies or on view online on www.fresh-view.at. VIEW FRESH 153_FV_engl_2te_Cover_3003.indd 1 05.04.16 12:04 ADVANTAGE AUSTRIA OFFICES WORLDWIDE ALGERIA INDONESIA QATAR E [email protected] E [email protected] E [email protected] W www.advantageaustria.org/dz W www.advantageaustria.org/id W www.advantageaustria.org/qa ARGENTINA IRAN ROMANIA E [email protected]
    [Show full text]
  • Company Profiles 2020
    COMPANY PROFILES 2020 1 International Dairy Magazine COMPANY PROFILES 2020 Dear Readers, herewith, we are presenting the COMPANY PROFILES 2020, a special supplement de- signed to provide you with some extra portion of professional information. COMPANY PROFILES 2020 is intended to provide you with an overview of established companies in the supplying industry and problem solvers for specific cases in your company’s everyday business. On the following pages, these companies present them - selves briefly and inform about their services and products. Our WHO - WHAT - WHERE for the dairy industry, cheese makers not to forget, offers in short form key information about well-established and reliable suppliers and has been established as a reference work for many years. We recommend that you keep the COMPANY PROFILES separately at hand. As it is easy to handle, you can quickly get in touch with the suppliers listed here, if necessary. The COMPANY PROFILES is included as a booklet. This means that the COMPANY PROFILE can be removed and can be archived separately as a reference source directory. Best Regards Roland Sossna Editor July 2020 3 SUPPLIERS DIRECTORY A ❘ E ❘ Analytical Instruments/Tests Enzymes Chr. Hansen GmbH 8 Chr. Hansen GmbH 8 B ❘ F ❘ Bucket Filling and Closing Machines Factory planning GRUNWALD GMBH 12 foodfab GmbH 11 Bucket Filling Machines Food Cutting Machines GRUNWALD GMBH 12 TREIF Maschinenbau GmbH 15 Building information modeling Filling and Packaging Systems foodfab GmbH 11 KHS GmbH 14 Filling Machines C ❘ GRUNWALD GMBH 12 Carton Filling and Sealing Machines Functional Ingredients Chr. Hansen GmbH 8 Chr. Hansen GmbH 8 Cartoning Machines CAMA GROUP 7 I ❘ Ingredients Case Forming Machines CP Kelco 10 CAMA GROUP 7 Integrated design Case Packer foodfab GmbH 11 CAMA GROUP 7 Colours (natural) L ❘ Chr.
    [Show full text]
  • Sector Review
    A REPORT FROM THE FEDERATION OF SWEDISH INNOVATION COMPANIES DECEMBER 2019 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX A Swedish, Nordic and International Survey of The Consulting Engineering and Architectural Groups KEY FIGURES 2018 (2017) 94.5 The sector turnover in Sweden was SEK 94.5 billion (SEK 86 billion) billion 8 The increase in turnover was 8 % compared to 2017¹ percent 26.5 Swedish groups generated revenues of SEK 26.5 billion billion in subsidiaries abroad (SEK 17.4 billion) 72 700 The industry had a total of 72700 employees employees in Sweden (66 200) 7 Personnel growth was 7 % compared to 2017² percent 22 400 Swedish groups employed 22400 persons employees in subsidiaries abroad (16000) 11 200 The industry consisted of some 11200 companies in Sweden companies SEK 1 324k Turnover per employee was SEK 1324k (1218k) * 7.1 The average operating margin (EBITA) was 7.1% (7.4%) * percent 6.9 The average profit margin (EBT) was 6.9% (7.1%) percent 5.1 The average net margin was 5.1% (4.7 %) percent 34 The share of women within the industry was 34% (35%) percent 1 In this year’s review, companies with a collective turnover of SEK 1.3 billion have been added to the survey. Therefore, the real growth rate is 8% and not 10%. 2 In this year’s review, companies that collectively employ 1800 persons have been added to the survey. Therefore, the real growth rate is 7% and not 10%. * The key figures are calculated from the figures of the 300 largest firms, that jointly represent 79% of the industry’s total turnover and 77% of all personnel within the industry.
    [Show full text]
  • The Market for Consulting Engineers and Architects in Europe Has Stabilised
    A REPORT FROM THE SWEDISH FEDERATION OF CONSULTING ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS DECEMBER 20162017 SECTOR REVIEW THE MARKET FOR CONSULTING ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS IN EUROPE HAS STABILISED A Swedish, Nordic and International Survey of The Consulting Engineering and Architectural Groups 1 KEY FIGURES 2016 (2015) SEK The sector had a turnover in Sweden of SEK 73.7 billion 73.7 (65 billion in 2015) billion 8 Revenue growth was 8% compared with 2015 ¹ % SEK 16.9 Swedish groups turned over SEK 16.9 billion in billion subsidiaries abroad (15.6) 60,500 The sector employed 60,500 personnel in Sweden employees (55,000) 6 Growth in personnel was 6% compared with 2015 ² % 15,800 Swedish groups employed 15,800 personnel in employees subsidiaries abroad (14,800) 11,000 The sector consisted of some 11,000 companies in Sweden companies SEK Turnover per employee was SEK 1,218,000 1,218k (1,186,000) 7.2 Average operating margin was 7.2 % (6.0 %) % 7.2 Average profit margin was 7.2 % (5.8 %) % 5.1 Average net margin was 5.1 % (3.9 %) % 1 Companies which together turn over around SEK 2.5 billion have been added in this year’s review. The actual growth is consequently 8% and not 13%. 2 Companies which together employ 2,000 personnel have been added in this year’s review. The actual growth is consequently 6% and not 10%. THE SECTOR CONTENTS REVIEW The Sector Review has been published by the Foreword by Magnus Höij, Swedish Federation of Consulting Engineers Association’s Managing Director 4 and Architects (STD-företagen) since 1995.
    [Show full text]