Two Holiday Houses in Firostefani / Kapsimalis Architects
The holiday houses are located in the traditional village of Firostefani on the island of Santorini.
The holiday houses are located in the traditional village of Firostefani on the island of Santorini.
The Herman Teirlinck building is located along the canal on the Tour & Taxis site, one of the last large-scale development locations in the heart of Brussels. This 30-acre site, with a 9-acre park, vibrant urbanism and historic charm, will grow into a new high-quality green city district with mixed features in the coming years.
BDHOUSE is a project in Lai Thieu Ward, Binh Duong Province. As many other industrial zones in Vietnam, Binh Duong Province is under great pressure of housing demand for low and medium income workers. With the traditional way of building, a normal worker would have to save money for many years in order to cover the cost of his home, which leads to life-long financial burdens.
BDHOUSE is a project in Lai Thieu Ward, Binh Duong Province. As many other industrial zones in Vietnam, Binh Duong Province is under great pressure of housing demand for low and medium income workers. With the traditional way of building, a normal worker would have to save money for many years in order to cover the cost of his home, which leads to life-long financial burdens.
Dutch studios Bureau SLA and Overtreders W plan to use only responsible materials to build a temporary pavilion for this year’s Dutch Design Week, including colourful shingles made of waste plastic, and components that will be returned after use. Called The People’s Pavilion, the temporary structure will be built in Ketelhuisplein. It will form the main venue for the inaugural
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the design itself creates a spatial experience where one can uses their sense of smell, sight, hearing and touch within the architectural ambience, while harmonizing with the surrounding forest.
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This house was planned in ground which is 5.5 meters in width stretching east to west and which is 32 meters in depth. It is just like a “bedding of an eel” which is known for traditional house style in Kyoto. Although we call the style “Unagi no Nedoko” in Japan.
Photography by Christian Richters Architecture firm BERG + KLEIN, have designed a new villa in Hoek van Holland, The Netherlands, that combines concrete, wood, and natural stone. Photography by Christian Richters On the facade of the home, large scale, sliding wood mullions made from Western Red Cedar provide shade, privacy and protection to the […]
Photography by Christian Richters Architecture firm BERG + KLEIN, have designed a new villa in Hoek van Holland, The Netherlands, that combines concrete, wood, and natural stone. Photography by Christian Richters On the facade of the home, large scale, sliding wood mullions made from Western Red Cedar provide shade, privacy and protection to the […]
Photography by Christian Richters Architecture firm BERG + KLEIN, have designed a new villa in Hoek van Holland, The Netherlands, that combines concrete, wood, and natural stone. Photography by Christian Richters On the facade of the home, large scale, sliding wood mullions made from Western Red Cedar provide shade, privacy and protection to the […]
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