A luxury car park, or rather a, a, a, a (1111)
In many cities, the mix of shops, residences, and parking is a development formula boring, but in South Beach, the Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron have given a tropical twist -modernist. Rising above of Art Deco Historic District of Miami, the five-level structure includes 300 parking spaces, retail space and restaurant, and Herzog has also designed homes, all over the walkway extension of the district.
Shops, restaurants and parking in a building "naked."
recently inaugurated Eleven stores and three restaurants are located on the ground floor, a shopping center in the fifth level, and the last restaurant and event space in the last level.
With the idea of \u200b\u200bRobert Wennett and designed by architects Herzog & de Meuron, "1111 Lincoln Road" represents the collaboration of renowned architects, artists and designers to create a unique commercial complex intended to shopping, dining, housing and parking for residents and tourist in Miami.
Located on the Paseo de Lincoln Road, with a mix of international exclusives, good design, good restaurants and good location within the city.
Built in concrete concrete and glass, was described by the architect Jacques Hezog as "pure muscle naked." Each level of the sculpture park is filled with air and natural light and views across the city. with an interesting set of supporting structure similar to multiple blades giradas.El plane perimeter of the building is distinguished by a completely naked, allowing free circulation of air and natural light. The project combines several programs from retail, housing, commercial alternative parking areas. The movement of the car is designed to surround the building core, alternating between trade levels and panoramic views city.
unasuperficie has approximately 12.000.-m2 and represents the "tropical modernism" as Herzog.
While welcoming the automobile culture, complex extends the pedestrian area with gardens of water and a pavilion designed by Dan Graham adjacent to Lincoln Road, one of the few pedestrian streets with success in the U.S. "We were interested in the opportunity to do something in Miami Beach " said Binswanger, " even more, since the project was at a place on the island, where the improvement of public space was clearly a goal to perform. " configured for parties, fashion shows, or markets, the building, said Binswanger, " is almost like a continuation of the avenue. "
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