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| The entrance creates the first impression of a building. It is the place where people enter a building or go from one area to another within a building. This makes the entrance an important aspect in the design and refurbishment of any building. The design of an entrance is not a sinecure. Aspects like aesthetics, capacity, energy saving, safety and security should all be taken into account. The developments in both architecture and entrance technology follow each other in rapid pace... ] read [ |
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Entering the world of Koolhaas |
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| When the new Prada Epicentre in Beverly Hills opens for trade in the mornings, it does so literally. The store on Rodeo Drive, the world’s most luxurious shopping street, has no outer doors but is closed off by a full-width aluminium sliding wall which disappears into... ] read [ |
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Energy saving entrances |
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| Energy efficient buildings incorporate simple design features to achieve the highest degree of comfort with minimum energy use. Any style of building can be designed to be energy efficient and the energy efficiency can be improved in any existing building. ] read [ |
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Trintech Headquarters Leopardstown, Ireland Architect: Murray O'Laoire Architects Entrance: Crystal Tourniket |
Deloitte Cybercentre Amsterdam, Netherlands Architect: Hollandse Nieuwe Concepts & Design Entrance: Transpalock |
Celestine Shiba Mitsui Building Tokyo, Japan Architect: Nihon Sekkei, Inc. Entrance: Tournex |
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Shiodome Citycenter Tokyo, Japan Architect: Kevin Roche, John Dinkeloo and Associates Entrance: Duotour |
ING House ['de Schoen'] Amsterdam, Netherlands Architect: Meyer en van Schooten Entrance: Tourniket |
Headquarters Cap Gemini Utrecht, Netherlands Architect: Bocanet en Partners architecten Entrance: Tourniket |
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