Showing posts with label KONYK. Show all posts
Showing posts with label KONYK. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Glad Tidings Church Tower 325 West 33rd Street NYC-KONYK







"There seems top be a new phenomenon in New York…churchs interested in development as a form of endowment for their future. Here the site is located adjacent to the present Farley Post Office Building designed by McKim, Mead & White. Future plans call for this to become the Daniel Patrick Moynihan Transit Center, the new Penn Station. The design is to incorporate a new church and community center in its base and apartments above."KONYK

Hotel Miami Brooklyn, NY-KONYK






"The design for the new 65,000 sqft hotel that hovers over an existing artists’ loft building in downtown Brooklyn is a tapered form. In these preliminary studies, concrete party walls “bookend” the glass curtain walls. Two public open areas occur where the tower meets the existing building and at the top of the tower, where a suspended swimming pool allows bathers to swim in the clouds."

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

San Jose State University Museum of Art and Design (SJSU MoDA) By KONYK







San Jose’s position in the center of Silicon Valley necessitates that the new Museum of Design and Art (MoDA) be a center for emerging technologies encouraging their incorporation into design and art.
A 60 foot high volume is clad in dull white zinc. The interior volume is the exhibition “Kunsthalle” designed as a “white volumetric,” which is neutral until activated by art media. Inserted into this volume are educational spaces for studios and classrooms.

The Grand Egyptian Museum Project Giza By Konyk







The design of the Museum is based on a simple principle of the "Concourse". The visitor to the Museum enters the “Concourse”, a large expanse of horizontal space which acts as a generous lobby, a “middle ground” serving the immediate visitor requirements of information, ticketing, orientation, food and light refreshment, shopping, waiting, rest facilities and viewing of the proximate archeological sites and the Nile Valley....konyk

Showroom-Tuttle Street ONE Miami






Developer: Craig Robins
Design District in Miami
Intersection of I-95 and Key Biscayne Boulevard
Interesting design by KONYK
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