Beautiful buildings with a volcano design concept

Long time ago I want to make a post about this title. It's inspired from Merapi's volcano eruption in November-December 2010, but I was busy doing my project lately and I haven't finish it till now. (~_~)"
As the title "Beautiful building with volcano design concept", yes.. there is many building that inspired from nature and environment, and they are so amazing, wonderful, beautiful and out from ordinary building design that usually have shape like a box. I know there is many blog that also talk about this design concept idea, but I want post again but with little different style. (^_^)". Let's check out this idea:
1. Taichung Convention Center
Like a cluster of pleated, venetian blind-esque volcanoes, this new convention center in Taiwan has “skin” that will naturally ventilate the structure and generate energy from solar power. Beijing-based MAD Architects recently designed the Taichung Convention Center as a commission by the Taiwanese government. The center is intended to become a new local landmark and help redefine the cultural landscape of the city, while also drawing attention to sustainable development and growth.
The folded solar eco-skin of the building serves two purposes – first, the envelopes provide natural air flow to the interior to minimize air conditioning. Second, the pleatings also utilize a “double photovoltaic glass,” which will help reduce energy consumption. One side of the pleat is a transparent material that lets light into the interior, providing plentiful natural daylight, while the other side of the pleat is solid.
Built according to existing site topography, the structure of the center further accentuates what was already there. The moutainous forms resemble craters and are anywhere from 39-85 meters in height. Outdoor courtyards and balconies dot the architectural form to create a more organic landscape. In total, the building area is over 216,000 square meters (+ 2.3 million sq ft) and will have various uses including entertainment, retail, convention space, offices and parking. The inside of the convention center is filled with light and will hopefully be all it claims to be in terms of sustainability.
2. Blue Volcano Concept, Zagreb, Croatia
With a lightweight skin, recycled materials, solar power, and a somewhat crazy-lookin’ volcano-esque shape, this “cloud-covered” stadium in Zagreb has tons of eco-promise. Designed by Croatia-based njiric+ arhitekti, the Za(breg) Stadium is set to be a new landmark for the city center. Nicknamed the “Blue Volcano” by both the public and the press, the new stadium rises up from the city floor in a smooth arc to encapsulate the arena within.
The stadium is constructed of lightweight materials – steel cables, EFTE membranes and a polycarbonate dome, reducing the need for an excess of resources. An artificial hill will hold the arena and is built up from recycled rubber, while the exterior surface is corrugated aluminum painted with blue pigment. The volcano-shaped building is topped with a dome, and a “floating cloud” covers the interior playing field. Lightweight photovoltaic panels are sewn into the zeppelin-like cloud and generate power for the stadium.
Surrounding the stadium are retail areas to make the site a multi-use development and the spacious grounds house more areas for the public to recreate. A skateboarding and climbing area are built into the side of the stadium and additional playing fields sit adjacent to the site. All in all, a good project for Croatia that could help unify the city with a fun and smart eco stadium.
There still many idea of volcano design for building, like as: Italy’s Volcano Buono Shopping Centerbut; Ultra Modern Volcano House, California;Estadio Chivas – Stadium in Guadalajara, Mexico; Earthquake-Proof Solar-Powered Volcano Towers; Crystal Island, Moscow; BEI-Teesside Power Plant, UK; Jameos del Agua, Resort in a Volcanic Crater; Roden Crater, Arizona Art Installation; Museum Jogja Kembali; Museum Gunung Merapi and others. But I'm too tired, and as I see there is too many site that talk about it, then I'm become bored and lazy to talk about it. Sorry, I'm lazy to continue it.

Beautiful buildings Concept that took design from nature

Nature always provides lessons and amazing benefits for humans, but we as humans have not been able to explore all the benefits of these natural. Nature is God's creation that serves to support human life on earth. Nature also created full of mystery that we must dig for the sake of human survival, for example, began with a bird wing design that is able to inspire people to make us able to fly in space.
This time I wanted to share about some of the buildings have a beautiful design and incredible that I found from various sources on the internet, the beautiful buildings that inspired from nature that can be found in our environment. With the genius and the human imagination, then created some spectacular buildings and remind us to nature.
1. Dragonfly Design for Vertical Farm
When I saw this building design drawings for the first time, I guess that this design takes the concept of the butterfly. But after I read it turns out this design takes the concept design of dragonfly wings as green house agricultural fields. However the design did look like a butterfly that is sucking the nectar of flowers. This futuristic skyscraper project Suggests building a prototype of an urban farm, offering a mixed program of housing, offices and laboratories using ecological engineering, and farming spaces, the which are vertically laid out in installments Floors and partly cultivated by its own inhabitants. Designed by Vincent Callebaut.

2. Dystopian, Vertical Farm Design Concept from
Shaped like a nest of insects, dystopian Farming project by Eric Vergne combine agriculture, housing workers, and places to shop, bring together farmers with urban needs. The idea is to reject GM food and projections. Provide irrigation airoponic and nutrition technology in an environment which fully controlled by humans as food sources.


3. Building Design inspired from the beehive
The concept of building a bee house is South Korea project in 2026, although taking the form of a beehive, but the building is planned to have the color green really like nature. He said the material to make this building is not green from synthetic materials rather than vines. It's estimated broad concept of this building approximately 339,400 square meters. However, this design is unfortunately not yet provide a solution to its own energy.

4. Building Water Resort
The concept of building for the resorts that are inspired by water droplets falling from high places. This concept was proposed by Orlando de Urrutia. In this design concept, architects Urrutia had been thinking about the concept of energy as well. A sustainable building projected for the water conscious themes and practices, the HITECH resort is Designed in a specific manner That integrates the renewable energy and generates electricity and water from the water. Solar energy is harnessed by southerly facing façade Covered by the transparent photovoltaic That glass allows light to pass through it thereby, generating electricity. The northern facade features lattices to Provide ventilation along with Teex Micron Atmospheric Water Generators to convert condensation and humid water into pure drinking water.
Designed for humid regions, the Water Building Resort not only purifies salty sea and Rainwater but Also controls the water quality with the help of water treatment facility in the bottom floor. Based on the theme of water, its upper floor harbors restaurants, gyms, exhibition halls, hotels and conference rooms, and spa services.

There are many spectacular ideas to design buildings that are inspired from nature, but now I can only share 4 only. maybe if I remember, I'll continuing again this posting.
Source:
1.http://archinspire.com/home-design/future-ultra-modern-vertical-farm-design-ideas.htm
2.http://strano66.blogspot.com/2010/04/desain-desain-arsitektur-masa-depan.html
3.http://dimanobe.blogspot.com/2010_06_01_archive.html
4. http://www.datensklaven.de/?p=2648

Health Clinic & Libraries Made Of Container

Container shipping has a firm structure and a versatile and has traveled the world during their lifetime. The Contertainer is a polyclinic and the public library designed by a company in Indonesia called Dpavilion Architects, which converts container adventurers into the library, which serves as a "window of the world." Names for health clinics and public libraries are a mixture of two words: container and entertainers, which reflects a purpose to provide a better quality of life for those who have little money.

The Contertainer located in Batu, East Java, which is a relatively new city with strong roots in agriculture. Growing gap between those who have money in Indonesia and those who do not have, is the urge to project a fun and colorful, which is totally free to the public. In it is a health clinic that provides the needs of the villagers, such as health care and public library to study, conduct community activities, inspiration, and entertainment.

The centerpiece of this building consists of five shipping containers placed on the "stage". Container shipping is something that is easily available and cheap in Indonesia. and Dpavilion Architects decided to use them because of their multifunctional nature and ease of construction.

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Beautiful interior design for your soul of Museum Tsunami Aceh

As I promised in my previous post that is about the Aceh tsunami museum, in the article I just wrote about the tsunami, the museum's exterior design on this occasion I will present the museum's interior design of the tsunami that made my soul will remember how his power of God.











Interior design tsunami museum in Aceh, will bring us remembered the events of the tsunami in Aceh in the year 2004. Design interior the most to amaze me that a chimney is called "The Light of God". The light of God, a well-shaped space that shined the light cylinder and over a hole with Arabic inscription "God" and the well wall cylinder filled with names of victims. Very contain religious values is a reflection of Hablumminallah (the concept of human relationships and God).













Narrow and dark alley ambiance of the tsunami. The hall can be seen in the picture beside, besides looking at the picture and ghostly a narrow alley. Through the tunnel we can see the waterfall on the left and right who issued a thundering sound of water.

In this Aceh tsunami museum roof interior design also reminds us that many countries who helped and contributed both funds and manpower in the event of disaster. Expressed gratitude to the installation of flag states which contribute in the tsunami disaster that time.

Results references from several sources that I get from the internet, there is a rating of visitors that make me tingle. A visitor said, "the museum's contents tsunami just water alone." It's funny, but I saw this building is different, for me Aceh tsunami museum has a display full of charm with an interior that explores a tunnel of sorrow that leads visitors into a terrible reflection on the calamity suffered by the people of Aceh as well as resignation and recognition of the strength and power of God in overcome anything.
Another design interior of museum tsunami