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01/12 февраль/март Туманный важно быТь альбион: услышанным перезагрузка It is Important Foggy Albion: to be Heard Update курс на модернизацию The Tack for the Modernization начало эпохи меганебоскребов ngs i ld i Entering the Era of Megatall я» Tall bu я» Tall и Tall Buildings журнал высотных технологий 1/12 «Высотные здан международный Журнал обзор INTERNATIONAL«Высотные здания» OVERVIEW Tall buildings На обложке: проект башни R432, Мехико, иллюстрации предоставлены Rojkind Arquitectos Учредитель ООО «Скайлайн медиа» при участии ЗАО «Горпроект» и ЗАО «Высотпроект» Редакционная коллегия Сергей Лахман Надежда Буркова Юрий Софронов Петр Крюков Татьяна Печеная Святослав Доценко Елена Зайцева Александр Борисов Генеральный директор Сергей Лахман Содержание Главный редактор Концепция/Concept 84 Башня света Татьяна Никулина contents Исполнительный директор The Tower of Light Сергей Шелешнев Среда обитания/Habitat 86 Сафари по-аргентински Коротко/In brief 6 События и факты Редактор-переводчик Safari in Argentine Style Ирина Амирэджиби Events and Facts Редактор-корректор Алла Шугайкина управление Иллюстрации международный обзор MANAGEMENT Алексей Любимкин INTERNATIONAL OVERVIEW Дизайн Антон Ижбараев Актуально/Up to date 92 Юлия Илюнина: важно быть услышанным Над номером работали: История/History 20 Туманный Альбион: перезагрузка Марианна Маевская Julia Ilyunina: It is Important to be Heard Нина Насонова Foggy Albion: Update Отдел рекламы Cтиль/Style 28 Энергия «Изенгарда» строительство Тел./факс: (495) 545-2497 CONSTRUCTION The Energy of «Isengard» Отдел распространения Светлана Богомолова Опыт/Experience 34 Жемчужина улицы Старой ратуши Владимир Никонов Технологии/Technology 96 Советы специалиста Тел./факс: (495) 545-2497 The Pearl of Old Hall Street Адрес редакции Expert Advice архитектура 105005, Москва, и проектирование Материалы/Materials 98 Углепластиковые небоскребы наб. Академика Туполева, ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN д. 15, стр. 15 Carbon Fiber Skyscrapers Тел./факс: (495) 545-2495/96/97 Визитная карточка/Business card 100 Курс на модернизацию www.tallbuildings.ru Проекты/Projects 38 Бионическая арка E-mail: [email protected] The Tack for the Modernization Bionic Arch Мнение редакции может Разработки/ Elaborations 102 Энергоэффективность высотных зданий не совпадать Ракурсы/Perspectives 46 Фантом воды с мнением авторов. Перепечатка Power Efficiency of High-Rise Buildings материалов допускается только The Water Phantom с разрешения редакции и со ссылкой на издание. Прогноз/Forecast 52 Начало эпохи меганебоскребов эксплуатация За содержание рекламных MAINTENANCE публикаций редакция Entering the Era of the Megatall ответственности не несет. Фотофакт/Photo Session 58 Лондон Журнал зарегистрирован Эксплуатация/Service 108 Системы обслуживания фасадов: в Федеральной службе по надзору London за соблюдением законодательства преимущества очевидны в сфере массовых коммуникаций и Объект/Site 66 Городской рупор охране культурного наследия. Building Maintenance Units: the Benefits are Obvious Свидетельство ПИ № ФС77-25912 Metropolitan Broadcaster от 6 октября 2006 г. Безопасность/Safety 112 Эвакуация людей при пожаре в высотных зданиях Экология/Ecology 72 Вертикальный лес Журнал отпечатан в ОOО ПО People Evacuation in Case of Fire in High Rise Buildings «Периодика», Денисовский пер., 30. The Vertical Forest Цена свободная Тираж: 5000 экз. 120 английская Аспекты/Aspects 78 Кварталы в небесах версия ENGLISH VERSION Neighborhoods in the Sky 4 февраль/март февраль/март 5 ООО «ТРАКТЕЛЬ Руссиа» г. Москва, ул. Петровка, 27 Моб.: +7 915 00 222 45 Факс: +7 495 589 3932 www.ТРАКТЕЛЬ.рф Варшавский ориентир Предприятие группы компаний Tractel Датская студия schmidt hammer «Конструкция здания предполага- lassen architects представила ет согласованность пространств новый проект, в котором серия крыш и улицы. Вестибюль на уров- |коротко взаимосвязанных прямоугольных не улицы, с его точно выверен- объемов создает массив ориги- ной формой потолка, аналогичен TRACTEL® – это: нальной 188-метровой башни. Этот наклонной форме крыши, благо- – уникальное строительное оборудование проект стал победителем конкурса даря чему визуально здание вос- для подъема и перемещения на на возведение высотного офисно- принимается как скульптурный любую высоту материалов и людей; го здания в центральном финансо- объект». – средства индивидуальной защиты вом районе Варшавы, Польша. Как Как и все свои проекты, компания объясняет Джон Лассен, партнер- schmidt hammer lassen создает от падения с высоты; основатель schmidt hammer lassen: коммерческое здание, которое – Secalt, системы обслуживания фасадов «Предметом конкурса является должно соответствовать междуна- зданий и сооружений дизайн офисной башни, которая родным экологическим стандар- станет новым высотным ориен- там постройки, таким как BREEAM тиром Варшавы и в то же время Excellent или LEED Gold. Для этого позволит в полной мере раскрыть на его покатых крышах смонтируют потенциал этого исторического фотоэлектрические панели и осна- места». стят их оборудованием для сбора Для достижения этих целей разра- формирующих здание, ступенча- дождевой воды; одновременно ботчики спроектировали обшир- то поднимаются в высоту, увели- будет установлена модульная ные открытые вестибюли, за счет чиваясь в сторону его восточной фасадная система, составленная которых обеспечивается визуаль- части, а наклонные линии их крыш из стеклянных блоков размером ная связь между открытой площад- позволяют сохранить оптимальное от пола до потолка, что облегчит кой в передней части постройки и естественное освещение соседних проникновение солнечного света дворами примыкающих историче- домов. вглубь здания и повысит уровень ских многоквартирных домов к югу Ким Хольст Йенсен, партнер естественного освещения. от участка. Три массивных объема, schmidt hammer lassen, уточняет: schmidt hammer lassen architects активную циркуляцию посетите- лей и жителей городских районов. Размещенные внутри ограды ком- плекса здания и постройки созда- ют в городской среде новую обо- собленную территорию. Обдуманно расположенная постройка в форме куба включа- ет общественные зоны, выста- вочный зал, конференц- и архив- ный информационный центры. Вдохновленные традиционными формами китайской архитектуры, три мерцающих башни представля- ют собой абстрактные пагоды, сим- волически оберегающие архивные В традициях китайской архитектуры документы, содержащиеся внутри. Конкурсный проект башен для разделительных уличных дорог, с Башни, символизирующие китай- Шэньчженьского архива от ком- организацией одностороннего дви- ские пагоды, различаются по пании Jaeger and Partner недавно жения по периметру участка. высоте и оформлению фасадов, получил премию Design Excellence В огороженный комплекс входят посредством чего создается инди- («Превосходный дизайн») за четыре отдельных здания: три башни видуальный облик каждого здания. 2011 год от Американского инсти- и постройка кубической формы. Эта Причудливой формы отверстия тута архитектуры (Чикаго) в кате- структура формирует внутренний окон не только визуально эффек- TIRAKTM/MINIFORTM – гории еще непостроенных зданий. пейзаж, позволяющий горожанам тно дробят массив двойных фасадов, переносные проходные лебедки Район Мэй Линг расположен между на какое-то время уйти из города в защищающих ценное содержимое, для любой длины троса. центром города и новым северным сад. Округлой формы зеленые зоны но и участвуют в создании энергоэф- железнодорожным вокзалом. Он у входов в здания приглашают под фективной ограждающей конструк- Используются в строительстве формирует новый городской центр свою сень. Общественные зоны – ции. 91 930 кв. м комплекса призва- и монтаже лифтов с участком Шэньчженьского архива выставочные площадки и магазины ны заметно поднять коммуникатив- в небоскребах по всему миру в самом его сердце. Это простран- розничной торговли – уживаются ную планку проекта, находящегося События и факты и События ство объединило четыре городских на этом небольшом проницаемом в диалоге с окружающей его средой. квартала в результате удаления по периметру участке, поощряя Jaeger and Partner Architects 6 февраль/март февраль/март 7 |коротко |история Ворота в «Город-сад» Источником вдохновения для про- комплекса создают в городе, в усло- екта создаваемого в китайском виях муссонного климата, своеобраз- городе Сиань многофункционально- ный комфортный оазис. Хотя из-за го комплекса Xi’an Quijing Daming ограничений участка предполага- Palace стали близость соседствую- ется расположить на видном месте щей с ним копии дворцового ком- автостоянку, использование системы плекса Дамин времен династии Тан, вертикальных садов создает прият- имеющего богатую историю, а также ную глазу буферную зону, что долж- стабильный экономический рост но компенсировать это включение и Сианя. Комплекс, разработанный сохранить общую гармонию комплек- по проекту архитектурного бюро са. При этом надо отметить, что много- MulvannyG2 Architecture, должен уровневый «демонстрационный зал» стать новой достопримечательно- автомобилей сам по себе является стью, формирующей облик обнов- достаточно интересным урбанистиче- ляемого города. Он представляет ским объектом, становясь в вечернее собой оригинальный современный время ярко освещенным ориентиром. «город-сад», образ которого должен отражать непрерывность связи Две будто парящие башни необычной формы символизируют гигант- между прошлым и настоящим. ские ворота в этот район города. Глянцевая элегантная облицовка из В соответствии с указанием администрации города Сиань, основной ультрапрозрачного стекла обеспечивает им тесную связь
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    A collection of 1, 2, 3 & 4 bedroom apartments and duplexes ZONE 1 LIVING IS CLOSER THAN YOU THINK... WELCOME TO HARVARD GARDENS HARVARD GARDENS IS THE THIRD AND FINAL PHASE OF ALBANY PLACE, THE AWARD-WINNING REDEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME WHICH HAS KICK STARTED THE REGENERATION OF THE ELEPHANT AND CASTLE AREA. Harvard Gardens offers a collection of contemporary and spacious 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom apartments and duplexes near Burgess Park. This newly developed area close to Zone 1 is undergoing a huge regeneration, making it one of the most exciting investments in London. HARVARD GARDENS 1 A B A • THE SHARD D 30 MINUTES BY BUS C B • THE WEST END 30 MINUTES BY BUS F E AND TUBE C • SOUTH BANK 33 MINUTES BY BUS D • ST. PAULS G 32 MINUTES BY BUS AND TRAIN E • LONDON BRIDGE H 24 MINUTES BY BUS AND TUBE F • STRATA SE1 16 MINUTES BY BUS G • ELEPHANT AND CASTLE STATION 13 MINUTES BY BUS H • ELEPHANT PARK 17 MINUTES BY BUS THE PLACE TO BE... * All times shown are approximate, supplied by TfL and are correct at time of printing. 2 HARVARD GARDENS HARVARD GARDENS 3 SETTING THE STANDARD RUSKIN WALK AND BURGESS TERRACE, THE FIRST With a selection of stunning 1 and 2 bedroom TWO PHASES OF THE AWARD-WINNING ALBANY apartments, each boasting a private balcony or PLACE SCHEME, HAVE SET THE STANDARD FOR patio, Albany Place has brought stylish, modern THE EXEMPLARY NEW HOMES COMING TO and well-priced new homes to one of the hottest Ruskin Walk, 2013 ELEPHANT & CASTLE.
  • 185 Project Excel Exhibition Centre Phase II Tipology Museum Architect

    185 Project Excel Exhibition Centre Phase II Tipology Museum Architect

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  • Project Programme Project Scope

    Project Programme Project Scope

    TURING COLLEGE PROJECT SCOPROGRAMMEPE The Turing College development consists of the design, construction and operation of new student accommodation comprising of 801 student rooms and a welfare ‘Hub’ building. Starting in July 2013, the accommodation will comprise of 5no 4 storey cluster residences and 4no 3 and 4 storey townhouses in sensitively landscaped surroundings. There will also be a two storey College Hub building with facilities such as a study area, launderette, dining, catering and management facilities. This is two stories and is set into the natural falls of the site giving the impression of being a single storey building to maintain the views back to the city. Other ancillary buildings house a gas governor, substation, water storage, bin and cycle stores. The project is scheduled for completion in January 2015. TURING COLLEGE PROJECT PROGRAMME The following diagram outlines the project timeline from 2013 to 2015: JULY 2013 JANUARY 2014 SEPTEMBER 2014 NOVEMBER 2014 ARchaEOLOGY DESIGN accESS RoaD FOUNDatIONS stRUctURE FItoUT SNAGGING 416 UNIts coMPLETE 385 UNIts coMPLETE KEY START DATES KEY COMPLETION DATES Access Road start 29.07.13 Section 1 completion 05.09.14 Archaeology completion 09.08.13 Section 2 completion 15.09.14 Earthworks start 12.08.13 Section 3 completion 15.09.14 Piling start 14.10.13 Section 4 completion 04.01.15 Light gauge steel frame start 21.11.13 Section 5 completion 04.01.15 Concrete frame start 02.12.13 Facade start 13.01.14 Fitout start 27.01.14 Commisioning start 31.03.14 As part of the detailed planning for the project, we have taken cognisance of the University of Kent’s exam periods and will endevour to minimise disruption to students studying during these periods.
  • Participants in the Conversation

    Participants in the Conversation

    PARTICIPANTS IN THE CONVERSATION Those who contributed to the Architectural Record article: Lorraine King, AIA / 9th President AIA UK Chapter (2002) – Joined Heery International in London in 1982. Since 1991, worked as ‘trouble shooter’ consultant for multiple clients. Major projects since 1999 include: BBC Digital Headquarters; Blue Fin Building; 66 Chiltern Street; Chelsea Barracks (all in London); Ithra Centre for World Culture (KSA). (Visit AIA Profile HERE.) Lee Polisano, FAIA RIBA / Co-founded KPF’s London office in 1989. Joined PLP in 2009 as Founding Partner and President in 2009. Major projects since 1999 include: Heron Tower; Sky Central; Nova Victoria (London); Corso Como Place (Milan) (Visit Website HERE.) Stephan Reinke, FAIA RIBA / 1st President AIA UK Chapter (1994) – From 1988, worked for local UK architects until he joined HOK as Director in 1993. Was founding Principal/MD for Woods Bagot Europe Middle East Region from 2002. Started Stephan Reinke Architects in 2009. Major projects since 1999 include: West India Quay; Piccadilly Tower; 10 Trinity Square (all in London); HSE Generation {Manchester); Southern Cross (Melbourne); Raffles Swiss Hotel Complex (Moscow). (Visit Website HERE.) David Walker, RIBA / 2nd President AIA UK Chapter (1995) – Came to the UK with Swanke Hayden Connell in 1988 as Principle Designer. Founded David Walker Architects in 2002. Major projects in London since 1999 include: Coleman Street; Milton Court/The Heron; Riverbank House; Tenter House (in planning). (Visit Website HERE.) Those who were working in the UK at the time: Karen Cook, AIA / Came to London in 1990 with KPF. Joined PLP in2009 as Founding Partner. Major projects since 1999 include: Tour First (Paris); Danube House (Prague); 2-4 Cannon Street (London); 22 Bishopsgate (London).