“Renderers: if can’t show us where we are, show us where we might go”

September 19, 2018 Aaron Betsky 0

Whether for client meetings or the silver screen, architectural renderings that sell fantasy need to be grounded in ambitions for improving the world, rather than sugar-coated versions of reality, says Aaron Betsky. The last embers of a campfire glow by the shore of a river, meandering towards us from a waterfall overshadowed by mountain peaks

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Cumberland weeHouse / Alchemy Architects

September 19, 2018 Pilar Caballero 0

The Cumberland weeHouse is a year-round lakeside retreat for a family of four and their guests. The sloped, wooded lot provides a foil for the weeHouse’s elegant, horizontal form, its strong, overhanging roof, and the accompanying lakeside walkway. The basement level walk-out leads directly to the lake and includes two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a flex living/sleeping space with a cozy, wood-lined sleeping alcove.

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Explore Amos Rex and its inaugural exhibition by TeamLab in 360-degree videos

September 19, 2018 Tom Ravenscroft 0

Take a tour of the recently opened Amos Rex art museum by JKMM Architects and the opening exhibition by Japanese art collective TeamLab in this pair of 360-degree videos filmed by Dezeen in Helsinki. Amos Rex, which opened last month, is a renovation of the Lasipalatsi, a functionalist building from the 1930s. JKMM Architects upgraded the structure and added a set of

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Studio JCW Proposes Big Shelf for Park Avenue

September 19, 2018 Eric Baldwin 0

Studio JCW have created a proposal to revitalize the medians of Park Avenue in New York City. Founded by Chanon Wangkachonkait and Jaehong Chung, Studio JCW argues that Park Avenue’s medians have been a fixture on the boulevard for more than a century. Their Big Shelf proposal would create elevated public spaces within a grid structure for expanded programming. The design was made to echo the structural facades of surrounding skyscrapers and building grids.

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Feature Rich Decor In Family Friendly Apartment

September 19, 2018 HD Staff 0

Forget going minimalist and check out this apartment interior with 124 square metres of feature rich decor, designed and visualised by ZARYSY. The Polish home, located in the Poznań Area, is a concoction of modern furniture designs, cool lighting and eye-catching decor. There is also a plethora of built-in bookcases and book shelving ideas awaiting […]

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Robert Venturi Passes Away at 93

September 19, 2018 Katherine Allen 0

Robert Venturi, famed-postmodernist and icon of American architecture, passed away Tuesday at the age of 93. Among Venturi’s many accolades were the 1991 Pritzker Prize, a Fellowship from the American Institute of Architects, and an Honorary Fellowship from the Royal Institute of British Architects. He started his firm in 1964, running it with his partner and wife Denise Scott Brown from 1967 until 2012. His legacy lives on as the firm continues under the name VSBA (Venturi Scott Brown Associates).

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Residence La Salle / Hatem+D + Etienne Bernier Architecte

September 19, 2018 Daniel Tapia 0

This house extension project is located in St-Roch, in the heart of Quebec City. Built in 1915, this former rooming house was renovated and converted into a single-family house. On the facade overlooking the street, the authentic style of the house was preserved by enhancing the look of the cornice and the woodwork and by having its contrast with the contemporary burnt wood of the rear extension.

NLA launches Don’t Move, Improve! 2019 awards to find London’s best house extensions

September 19, 2018 Dezeen staff 0

Dezeen promotion: New London Architecture is now accepting entries for Don’t Move, Improve! 2019, a competition that seeks the most innovative residential extensions in London. Don’t Move, Improve! is open to practices and homeowners that have carried out house extensions anywhere in London since 1 September 2016. Organised by New London Architecture (NLA), an independent forum for issues surrounding London’s built

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NLA launches Don’t Move, Improve! 2019 awards to find London’s best house extensions

September 19, 2018 Dezeen staff 0

Dezeen promotion: New London Architecture is now accepting entries for Don’t Move, Improve! 2019, a competition that seeks the most innovative residential extensions in London. Don’t Move, Improve! is open to practices and homeowners that have carried out house extensions anywhere in London since 1 September 2016. Organised by New London Architecture (NLA), an independent forum for issues surrounding London’s built

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