MONADNOCK . FELT . aNNO architects . ABT . renders: © PONNIE Images
Our proposal enhances Ghent’s historic Citadelpark by concentrating the two-faced museum of contemporary art, in compact circular pavilions, freeing up more green space and harmonizing with the park’s heritage value. Continue reading MONADNOCK . FELT . aNNO . ABT
FörstbergLing . Monadnock . Tredje Natur
How can Limhamn’s maritime character be combined with the site’s industrial heritage? The Conglomerate proposal is based on the best of both, reinforcing and weaving together a new collection of buildings. Konglomerat strives for a comfortable and customised living environment, with the ambition to deliver a first-class and future-proof development of Limhamn. A densification that is new but at the same time blends in through its resonance with the extent of the former industrial complex. The former silo conglomerate was part of a much larger group of houses, a rich assemblage of industrial elements that grew and changed over time for ever- changing functional reasons. Continue reading FörstbergLing . Monadnock . Tredje Natur
Gabriel Lester & Monadnock collaborated on the maze-installation ’The Third Degree’ as part of the exhibition ‘We Never Sleep’ by curator Cristina Ricupero in the Schirn Kunsthalle in Frankfurt, Germany. Continue reading Lester . Monadnock
Monadnock . Cabinet . render: © Ponnie
Small hotel and community center in Bellevue, on the shores of Lake Geneva. Continue reading Monadnock . Cabinet
monadnock.architects . De Zwarte Hond . photos: © stijn bollaert
The new Park Pavilion in the Hoge Veluwe National Park, designed by De Zwarte Hond and Monadnock, offers visitors a warm welcome and adds an extra dimension to their visit.
The pavilion has a restaurant, a park shop and accommodates education and reception areas. In the elongated and curved central space – with a crackling fire at one end on cold days – visitors can admire the light projections on the vaulted ceiling. The new building is a striking landmark in the middle of the forest and is an ideal base for a day out in the Hoge Veluwe. A key point of departure for the architects was that the entire building must form an integral part of the landscape and the park experience. This is not only reflected in the design itself, but also in the collaboration with lighting specialists and interior designers. The entire building reflects the direct connection with the surrounding natural landscape of the Hoge Veluwe. Continue reading monadnock . De Zwarte Hond
