-은행을 리노베이션 한 호텔 [ Daffonchio Architects + Imbewu Design ] The Bank, Rosebank

Daffonchio Architects + Imbewu Design-The Bank, Rosebank

 

이 건물은 기존의 은행 건물을 호텔로 리노베이션 하였다. 디자인 미학은 은행 기관으로서 원래 건물의 역사를 기념한다. 짙은 검은색 벽돌로 된 파사드는 강인함과 탄력적인 느낌을 주며, 파사드를 따라 펼쳐진 녹지로 인해 부드러워 진다. 그런 다음 건물은 상단에서 조각 모음을 통해 미니멀한 크라운 조각 모음으로 요하네스버그 스카이라인의 전망을 즐길 수 있는 옥상 정원을 만든다.

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The Bank is an exciting new mixed-use development in the hub of Rosebank, Johannesburg within easy walking distance of the Art District. It is an approximately 15,000 sqm, 13 Storey mixed-use building with 3 additional floors of basement parking. The structure of the existing 4 storey building, previously a bank, was retained and added onto.

 

The design aesthetic celebrates the history of the original building as a banking institute. The deep black face-brick façade creates an impression of strength and resilience, which is softened by the greenery along the façade. The building then defragments at the top into a minimalist crown, which creates deep landscaped roof gardens in which to enjoy the views of the Johannesburg skyline.

 

Each hotel room, designed by Imbewu Design in collaboration with Daffonchio Architects has at least four or five original artworks that were specially commissioned for the building, so the number of artworks runs into the thousands. The developer, Blend Property Group’s Martin Epstein, recently founded the art curation company Art gazette, which commissioned the work.

 

The Workshop17 co-working space — four storeys of it — is also filled with original artworks from David Krut Projects, an arts institution perhaps best known for its print workshop, which collaborates with some of South Africa’s top artists, and a fabulous catalogue of art publications. The public space around the building features two Edoardo Villa sculptures, and artist Cameron Platter was commissioned to design a huge mural for the walls of the four-storey, 400m2 open-air courtyard inside the building. 

 

Photography by Juane Venter

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