Month: June 2018

Designers Studio Ohk have released details of their architecturally-inspired “Urban Soaps” range, reflecting built fragments of the South Korean capital Seoul. The four designs reference traditional and modern architectural elements in Seoul through their shapes and colors, “curated and blended by the team to highlight the city’s personality.”

The House on the Mist is an adjacent project to the architect’s family house. There, a minimal dimensions house is proposed with enough room to accommodate a couple.

the setting features fillet corners, cove lights, and a levitating bed, which make the guest’s experience a space adventure. 

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for the second consecutive year, reSITE invited one of japan’s most influential architects to speak at its annual conference in prague.
The post between nature and architecture: sou fujimoto discusses his approach to design appeared first on designboom…

Brett Farrow Architect has completed a new residential project located in the Southern California Coastal community of Encinitas.  The small two bedroom, reverse floor plan home makes full use of the site’s panoramic ocean views from its hilltop location on a small and irregularly shaped lot. The relatively small 2,727 square foot trapezoidal site originally had a small studio with an illegally converted garage space used as a bedroom. 

the stadium features the world’s first 360-degree screen of its kind.

The post gmp designs krasnodar fc stadium in russia with an archetypal form and a 360-degree screen appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

How do we want to live? Should we lean towards a turbulent metropolitan life with an all-inclusive advantage, or should we favor the composed suburban life with sufficient services? What if architects and urbanists were able to implement some of these all-inclusive services into disregarded areas of the suburbs? In the latest installment of PLANE—SITE’s short video series of the Time-Space-Existence exhibition, Louise Braverman Architect, a New York-based firm, explores the utopic and dynamic vision of the future of suburbs, and how Hyperloop technology could breathe a new life into these often overlooked places.