This Small Apartment Has Plenty Of Hidden Design Elements

September 19, 2018 Erin 0

Photography by Tess Kelly   Tsai Design have transformed a small one bedroom apartment in Melbourne, Australia, into a livable and functioning space.   Upon entering the small apartment, there’s a custom designed wall unit that features a flexible pegboard wall, creating a place to hang jackets, keep umbrellas and store shoes. The other half […]

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Supermonkey / Mur Mur Lab

September 19, 2018 Laurene Cen 0

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How to create something different in the normal? How to break the formula to invent the future? How to use design and innovation to trigger the sparks of interests? These propositions are what Mur Mur Lab and Supermonkey pursue for. Upon this foundation, we share a belief that we should never replicate our past. We should live at this moment.

Paz Arquitectura Have Designed A Concrete House That’s Surrounded By A Forest

September 19, 2018 Erin 0

Photography by Andres Asturias   Paz Arquitectura have designed the LP2 House, a modern residence located in a forest in the outskirts of Guatemala City in Guatemala.   Photography by Andres Asturias A large pivoting wood and glass front door welcomes people to the house. Once inside, the wood flooring featured throughout the home contrasts […]

Postmodernism pioneer Robert Venturi dies aged 93

September 19, 2018 Dan Howarth 0

Pritzker Prize-winning American architect Robert Venturi, who spearheaded the postmodern movement with wife and partner Denise Scott Brown, has died aged 93 following a short illness. Venturi’s death on Tuesday 18 September 2018 was announced in a statement from his family. “Robert Venturi, one of the world’s leading architects, has died at the age of

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UBC Quantum Matter Institute / PUBLIC Architecture + Communication

September 19, 2018 Pilar Caballero 0

The Quantum Matter Institute houses an interdisciplinary group of researchers that study things at the atomic scale. Situated in the Applied Science Precinct of the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus, this slender corner addition is both a gateway and a connector. The QMI creates a new portal to the precinct, serves as a new formal entrance to the Advanced Materials and Process Engineering Laboratory (AMPEL) and collocates quantum researchers for the first time, creating the potential for research synergies in this ground-breaking field. Just as silicone was the basis of a microelectronics revolution, quantum research could lead to new industries in fields such as electronics, solar energy, and medicine.