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The MaoHaus / AntiStatics Architecture

January 5, 2018 罗靖琳 0

MaoHaus is an experimental façade piece exploring historical context, material potentials, novel fabrication and performative qualities within architecture. Taking the simple frame and edge condition of the existing structure, the façade enters the space of the hutong as a flowing fabric. This fluidity is expressed through the conventionally rigid material of concrete questioning inherent perceptions of materiality through formal expression. Beyond the undulating form, the perforations of the surface serve to filter light, during the day, rays of sunlight enter the vestibule, and at night the precisely tuned apertures reveal a triptych of Chairman Mao’s prototypical portrait. The expression of Chairman Mao within the façade is a nod to the historical context of the site. The work is located in a Hutong alley in central Beijing adjacent to The People’s Art House Print Shop, this workshop was once one of the primary producers of the Chairman’s now iconic image.

FBM Design A New House To Sit Beside The Ocean In Nova Scotia

January 4, 2018 Erin 0

Photography by Julian Parkinson   Architecture and interior design firm FBM have recently completed a new contemporary house for an active couple in their seventies and their visiting family.   The house sits in a meadow in Scotch Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada. Photography by Julian Parkinson The project consists of a main house and an […]

FBM Design A New House To Sit Beside The Ocean In Nova Scotia

January 4, 2018 Erin 0

Photography by Julian Parkinson   Architecture and interior design firm FBM have recently completed a new contemporary house for an active couple in their seventies and their visiting family.   The house sits in a meadow in Scotch Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada. Photography by Julian Parkinson The project consists of a main house and an […]

FBM Design A New House To Sit Beside The Ocean In Nova Scotia

January 4, 2018 Erin 0

Photography by Julian Parkinson   Architecture and interior design firm FBM have recently completed a new contemporary house for an active couple in their seventies and their visiting family.   The house sits in a meadow in Scotch Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada. Photography by Julian Parkinson The project consists of a main house and an […]

Concrete house in Buenos Aires by Besonías Almeida fits among mature trees

January 4, 2018 Bridget Cogley 0

Argentinian firm Besonías Almeida has built a house in Buenos Aires around existing foliage, using board-formed concrete and dark laminated timber panels. Casa Aranzazu is located in a residential part of the city, on a forested site with a footprint of 7,287 square feet (677 square metres). From the front, the concrete house appears to be rectangular, but

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