Još jedan post o Street Art-u u Beogradu. Predhodni se nalazi u Pop Lukinoj.

I dalje u kraju, Magacin MKM, ulica Kraljevića Marka. Nemam pojima ko su autori.

više OVDE

Another post about Street Art in Belgrade. The first one is in the Pop Lukina Street.

Still in the neighborhood, Warehouse MKM, Kraljevica Marka Street. Do you know who are the authors?

More photos HERE

Street Art- Belgrade

Ali ovaj blog sam skoro otrkila: IKEA hacker. Pravo otkriće. Razmenjuju se ideje inspirisane IKEA proizvodima; kako ih preurediti, unaprediti, srediti, učiniti više svojim,...Dobićeš praktične savete, ilustovane fotografijama, i ono najbolje: gomilu inspiracije... Poenta je: Love&Share. Šta god to bilo: genijalni projekti, ili mala intervecija, savet  i mogućnost da se nešto ponovo koristi. 

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Sto od polomljenih Ikea stolice i surferske ploče

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http://ksmodern.blogspot.com/2009/07/emmabo-deck-chair.html

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Još mnogo primera na IKEA HACKER.

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How to dress like an architect

Onoga mi krsta – Kragujevac 2010

Početkom godine Opština Savski venac u saradnji sa Društvom arhitekata Beograda raspisala je opšti javni anonimni  anketni urbanističko-arhitektonski konkurs za izradu rešenja pijace „Senjak“  u Beogradu. Rezultate možete videti na sajtu DABa, a ja vam predstavljam jedan od tri otkupa, rešenje ArhStudia, autorski tim: Gordana Minić, dia i Aleksandar Bajić, dia. Više o ovom rešenju OVDE.

Autori su ovim rešenjem potencirali jasno povezivanje  pijace i otvorenog gradskog trga u jedinstvenu celinu, a potom i integraciju novonastale celine u postojeće gradsko jezgro, sa ciljem da se postojeći karakter lokacije  očuva i unapredi.

Dobra osvetljenost i provetrenost postignute su kroz prozračnost prizemlja  objekta i lokala, što omogućava jasnu orjentaciju u prostoru, prijatne uslove za boravak unutar objekta i vešto uklapanje u kontekst.

Uspostavljen je kontinuitet pešačkih pristupa i tokova, a na prostoru novog otvorenog trga (na koti 85.00m, nivo 0) predviđeni su prostori za okupljanje pešaka, kao čvorište koje objedinjuje postojeće i planirane pešačke tokove.  Na trgu je formirana logična promenade  kao veza  i odgovor na denivelaciju  ul. Koste Glavinića i Bulevara vojvode Mišića.  

U cilju pronalaženja što racionalnijeg rešenja predviđeno je zadržavanje privremenih objekata duž ulice Koste Glavinića, koja je sada oplemenjana drvoredom, obezbeđen je dodatni prostor za parkiranje i time ostvarena nova vizura ulice.

Prostorna celina zelene pijace na nivou -1 sadrži tehničke prostorije,magacine, lokale za prodaju različite robe (ribe, mesa, mlečnih proizvoda, cveća, pekaru), natkriveni višefunkcionalni otvoreni prostor pijace – park, informacioni pult i kafe. Predviđeno je da se nakon izmeštanja pokretnih tezgi, i skladištenja u za to predviđeni prostor,  površina pijace transformiše u čistu natkrivenu površinu koja služi kao poligon, skejt- park, izložbeni prostor,..

Višenamenski plato-trg na nivou 0 projektovan sa ciljem da se prirodna pogodnost lokacije-pogled prema reci  u pravcu Bulevara Vojvode Mišića, maksimalno iskoristi i naglasi kao dominatno i prepoznatljivo obeležje ove mikroceline. Kontinulanim pešačkim stazama  obezbeđuju se vizuelna i fizička veza ulica Koste Glavinića i Bulevar vojvode Mišića, i  nesmetano kretanje. 
Ovaj javni otvoreni prostor predviđen je kao centar okupljanja i zadržavanja za ovaj deo grada. Trg je u različitim režimima predviđen i kao scena za kulturne  događaje, otvorene događaje i manifestacije.

photo: ArhStudio
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Municipal “Savski venac” in collaboration with Belgrade Association of Architects announced the urban-architectural competition for the solution of  market "Senjak" in Belgrade. The results can be found on the  DAB’s website , I’ll present you one of three special price made by ArhStudio design, by authors:  Gordana Minic,M.Arch. and Aleksandar Bajic,M.Arch.More about project HERE.
The authors emphasized the idea of linking the market and town square in a single unit, and then the integration of the newly created unit in the existing urban core, in order to preserve the existing character of the site and also to improve it.
Good lighting and ventilation are achieved through transparency of ground floor shops, which enables a clear orientation in space, comfortable working conditions inside the facility and easy fitting into the context.
We achieved a continuity of pedestrian access and flow. The area of new open square (elevation 85.00m, level 0) is now gathering spaces for pedestrians, a meeting place that brings together existing and planned pedestrian flows. In order to find a rational solution, we provided keeping  temporary buildings along the  Kosta Glavinića streets, which is now refine with tree rows and additional space for parking and thus achieved a new view of the street.
Market place at the level of -1 contains technical facilities, warehouses, shops for sale of various goods (fish, meat, milk products, flowers, bakery), covered multi-function market space, information desk and café. After the relocation of movable stands and storaging in the specified area, the space of the market transforms into a clean covered area that serves as a proving ground, skate-park, exhibition area, ..
Multi functional square (level 0) is designed to enhance the natural advantage of location-view of the river in the direction toward Boulevard Vojvode Misic.The task was maximum use and promotion of the advantages of location, as a dominant and recognizable feature of this mikroceline. Continuous paths provide a visual and physical connections between Kosta Glavinica Street and Boulevard Vojvode Misic, and smooth motion.
This public open space is envisaged as a center of gathering and retaining in this part of town. The square is designed for a variety of modes and a stages, like: for cultural events, sports and recreation and other happenings.

Competition results for market Senjak in Belgrade

Stirling Prize je godišnja nagrada koje se dodeljuje arhitekti-autoru-timu objekta koji je dao značajan doprinos arhitekturi u velikoj Britaniji (objekat izgrađen ili dizajniran u VB). Naravno, arhitekta mora da bude član RIBA, a objekat izgrađen u okviru EU. Nagrada iznosi £20,000.

Lista je sledeća:

1. Ashmolean Museum, Oxford; Rick Mather Architects

Photography © AndyMatthews

2.Bateman’s Row, London; Theis and Khan

Photography © Nick Kane

3. Christ’s College School, Guildford; DSDHA

Photography © Hélene Binet / Tim Soar

4. Clapham Manor Primary School, London; dRMM

Photography © Jonas Lencer

5. MAXXI, National Museum of XXI Century Arts, Rome ; Zaha Hadid Architects

Photography © Iwan Baan

6. Neues Museum, Berlin; David Chipperfield Architects i Julian Harrap Architects

Photography © Ute Zscharnt

Dobitnik će biti objavljen 2. oktobra, u Londonu.

Nagrada je osnovana 1996.,i važi za jednu od najprestižnijih arhitektonskih nagrada u VB. Predhodni dobitnici RIBA Stirling nagrade su:

2009. - Maggie’s Centre, London; Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners;

2008. - Accordia housing development, Cambridge ; Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios/Alison Brooks Architects/Macreanor Lavington ;

2007. - Museum of Modern Literature, Marbach am Neckar, Germany ; by David Chipperfield Architects

2006. - Barajas AirportTerminal 4,Madrid ; Richard Rogers Partnership

2005. - Scottish Parliament building,Edinburgh ; EMBT & RMJM

2004. - 30 St Mary Axe,London ; Foster and Partners

2003. - Laban,Deptford, London; Herzog & de Meuron

2002. - Gateshead Millennium Bridge,Gateshead ; Wilkinson Eyre & Gifford

2001. - Magna Centre,Rotherham ; Wilkinson Eyre

2000. - Peckham Library,London ; Alsop & Störmer

1999. - Lord's Media Centre,London ; Future Systems

1998. - American Air Museum,Imperial War Museum, Duxford by Foster and Partners

1997. - Music School,Stuttgart ; James Stirling, Michael Wilford and Associates

1996. - Centenary Building,University of Salford,Salford ; Stephen Hodder

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The Stirling Prize is awarded annually to the architects of the building that has made the greatest contribution to British architecture (‘built or designed in Britain’) in the past year . The architects must be RIBA members, but the building can be anywhere in the European Union. Stirling Prize laureates receive a stipend of GB£20,000.

1. Ashmolean Museum, Oxford by Rick Mather Architects

Photography © AndyMatthews

2.Bateman’s Row, London by Theis and Khan

Photography © Nick Kane

3. Christ’s College School, Guildford by DSDHA

Photography © Hélene Binet / Tim Soar

4. Clapham Manor Primary School, London by dRMM

Photography © Jonas Lencer

5. MAXXI, National Museum of XXI Century Arts, Rome by Zaha Hadid Architects

Photography © Iwan Baan

6. Neues Museum, Berlin by David Chipperfield Architects with Julian Harrap Architects

Photography © Ute Zscharnt

The winner will be announced at a ceremony in London on 2 October.

The award was founded in 1996, and is considered to be the most prestigious architecture award in the United Kingdom. Previous winners of the RIBA Stirling Prize include:

2009. - Maggie’s Centre, London by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners;

2008. - Accordia housing development, Cambridge by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios/Alison Brooks Architects/Macreanor Lavington ;

2007. - Museum of Modern Literature, Marbach am Neckar, Germany by David Chipperfield Architects

2006. - Barajas AirportTerminal 4,Madrid by Richard Rogers Partnership

2005. - Scottish Parliament building,Edinburgh by EMBT & RMJM

2004. - 30 St Mary Axe,London by Foster and Partners

2003. - Laban,Deptford, London by Herzog & de Meuron

2002. - Gateshead Millennium Bridge,Gateshead by Wilkinson Eyre & Gifford

2001. - Magna Centre,Rotherham by Wilkinson Eyre

2000. - Peckham Library,London by Alsop & Störmer

1999. - Lord's Media Centre,London by Future Systems

1998. - American Air Museum,Imperial War Museum, Duxford by Foster and Partners

1997. - Music School,Stuttgart by James Stirling, Michael Wilford and Associates

1996. - Centenary Building,University of Salford,Salford by Stephen Hodder

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RIBA Stirling Prize 2010 shortlist