C3 388 When Time Jumps Through The Roof

The preservation of a historically significant building sometimes clashes with the need to change its use. This issue explores a particular architectural solution, one that preserves the existing structure while extending it within the vertical. The resulting hybrid offers an intriguing interface between old and new, as seen in Herzog & de Meuron’s recently opened Elbphilharmonie, Zaha Hadid’s Port House in Antwerp, and Matrera Castle by Carquero Arquitectura. Also in this issue, special features on pavilion morphology and the shipping container typology, plus the new urban landmarks Malmö Live by Schmidt Hammer Lassen and Rotterdam’s Timmerhuis by OMA.

Pavilion Morphology – Space between the Materials

• Pavilion Morphology – Space between the Materials / Gihan Karunaratne
• Droneport Prototype / The Norman Foster Foundation
• MPavilion 2016 / Studio Mumbai
• Envision Pavilion / Sou Fujimoto Architects
• ZCB Bamboo Pavilion / The Chinese University of Hong Kong, School of Architecture

When Time Jumps through the Roof

• When Time Jumps through the Roof / Herbert Wright
• Elbphilharmonie, Hamburg / Herzog & de Meuron
• Port House in Antwerp / Zaha Hadid Architects
• Entrepot Macdonald
• The Design Museum / OMA + Allies and Morrison + John Pawson
• Matrera Castle / Carquero Arquitectura

New Configurations for Urban Landmarks

• New Configurations for Urban Landmarks / Silvio Carta
• Malmo Live /  Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects
• Timmerhuis, Rotterdam / OMA

Re-use / Re-model – the Shipping Container

• Re-use / Re-model – the Shipping Container / Heidi Saarinen
• Urban Rigger / BIG
• Ccasa Hostel / TAK Architects
• Ege University Technopark / ATOLYE Labs
• Sion Music Center / Savioz Fabrizzi Architectes
• Devil’s Corner / Cumulus Studio