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lynnkerbage
11-13 14:31
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green parking garage 3d model
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architecture
architecture realistic
architecture rendering
architecture rendering realistic
parking garage
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Conceptual architectural view of an Urban Parking Building in Beirut, located at the northern entrance of the city, between three contrasting districts: Rmeil, Karantina, and Bourj Hammoud. The project is inspired by the IMEC Parking Building in Belgium by Stéphane Beel Architects — known for its open structure, visible ramps, and rhythmic façade that merges lightness with movement. The building is envisioned as a living bridge between worlds, visible from all three main roads surrounding it. It seeks to transform urban circulation into human experience, turning speed into pause and infrastructure into architecture. The architecture features fluid exterior ramps wrapping around the structure, forming a continuous spiral that defines the façade. These ramps are not only for vehicles but also include pedestrian walkways lined with hanging greenery, trees, and small terraces for rest and observation. The overall composition plays with different heights, levels, and elevations — the ramps rise and fall dynamically, creating a landscape of movement rather than a single uniform volume. The building feels alive and uneven, with shifting plateaus, bridges, and suspended paths that guide people through different rhythms of the city. The main structure is made of light concrete, perforated metal panels, and vertical greenery, creating a breathing façade that filters light, sound, and air. The façades are open, porous, and vibrant, combining mesh, steel cables, and plants that soften the structure and blur the line between inside and outside. The movement of cars on the ramps and pedestrians along the walkways is visible through the building — an architectural expression of Beirut’s urban flow. As one ascends, the structure becomes lighter and greener, gradually opening up to a public rooftop garden overlooking the sea and the city. The roof terrace is a peaceful escape: filled with Mediterranean vegetation, trees, benches, and quiet public spaces. The atmosphere is contemporary, organic, and fluid — a dialogue between raw materiality and living nature. Sunlight filters through the perforated skin and vegetation, casting soft moving shadows on the ramps and terraces. The building represents an architecture of breath and transition, an urban landscape of movement and stillness, echoing the structural rhythm and openness of the IMEC Car Park, but rooted in the intense, fragmented context of Beirut’s northern edge.
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