Showing posts with label Police Station. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Police Station. Show all posts
Friday, January 6, 2012
Police Station Design | Koban | Kumamoto City | Japan | Klein Dytham Architecture
Kumamoto City, the Prefecture’s largest city, has a new bullet train station. Toyo Ito, the current Artpolis commissioner, oversaw the commissioning of several new buildings around the station, including entrance canopies on either side of the station designed by Ryue Nishizawa and by Mitsuhiko Sato. KDa’s project also formed part of the Kumamoto Artpolis program.
KDa’s koban, or neighborhood police station, stands on a teardrop-shaped site, separated from the large surrounding buildings by taxi stands and a tramline. Looking to make a sculptural gesture in this wide, open space, We designed a ribbon of perforated steel plate running around the top of the building.
To create the friendly, fun image, they colored the upper floor volume and the inside of ribbon with a gentle rainbow gradation, so that the colors visible through the holes change as people move around the area......more
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Police Station Design | Provins - Police Station | France | Ameller + Dubois Associes
This compact building favors the synergy between services while letting them be independent. The operational costs are reduced. The building materials require little maintenance. The metal slats of the principal facade ensure natural lighting and spectacular views but good protection from the sun while maintaining the confidentiality of the work going on inside. This metallic wrap has been set 60 centimeters from the facade to leave space for a path for maintenance crews. .......more
Saturday, April 4, 2009
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