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Architects: Klein Dytham architecture, Toyo Ito & Associates
- Area: 152 m²
- Year: 2015
Soma: The Latest Architecture and News
Soma City HOME-FOR-ALL / Toyo Ito & Associates + Klein Dytham architecture
https://www.archdaily.com/879747/soma-city-home-for-all-toyo-ito-and-associates-plus-klein-dytham-architectureFernanda Castro
Foster + Partners' Oceanwide Center Receives San Francisco Planning Commission Approval
Foster + Partners, in collaboration with Heller Manus Architects, has received permission from the San Francisco Planning Commission for Oceanwide Center. The 2.3 million square foot (215,000 square meter) development is part of the Transbay development plan, to provide increased density to the city’s South of Market district (SOMA). The plan calls for two buildings, the 605-foot Mission Street Tower, with a hotel and residences, and an 850-foot office and residential tower along First Street. In addition, the project creates new public spaces and pedestrian connections at the base of the towers, simultaneously restoring and revitalizing two historic buildings on the site.
https://www.archdaily.com/787579/foster-plus-partners-oceanwide-center-receives-san-francisco-planning-commission-approvalVladimir Gintoff
soma’s Thematic Pavilion opens tomorrow!
Designed by the Austrian architecture office soma for EXPO 2012, the Thematic Pavilion dubbed One Ocean will celebrate it’s grand opening tomorrow (May 11) in Yeosu, South-Korea. Since winning first prize in an open international competition in 2009, One Ocean has captured the attention of the international community with its gill-like kinetic façade and sustainable climate design.
Continue reading after the break for more images and information.
https://www.archdaily.com/233487/somas-thematic-pavilion-opens-tomorrowKarissa Rosenfield