Month: October 2018

Designed to captivate guests upon arrival, this project involved the creation of an array of linear pods for short-term accommodation in Hepburn Springs. Perched high on stilts on top of the hill, careful consideration has been taken to ensure minimal impact to the ground, leading to minimal excavation, disruption and foot print, with sustainability and uniqueness a key consideration throughout the whole design.

If you’re lucky enough to have a kitchen island then you’re also lucky enough to have a great design opportunity. Adding an accent color to an island is a relatively easy way to add personality to your kitchen. In this first article in a series on kit…

Few things in a home draw a crowd quite like a roaring fire. Wood-burning stoves can give a room that inviting glow while heating it more efficiently than a traditional fireplace. These 40 photos of spaces with wood-burning stoves feature a variety of…

British designer and architect Thomas Wing-Evans has created an interactive sound pavilion in collaboration with the DX Lab for the State Library of New South Wales in Australia, which takes paintings from the library’s collection and turns them into music. Located outside the Mitchell Reading Room in Sydney’s CBD, Wing-Evans’ pavilion features a curving black timber frame clad in matt anodized aluminum shingles. Working with studio Sonar Sound, a computer program was developed to translate visual data into sound. Images were analyzed for visual data such as complexity, color, tone and face detection, and metadata like date, location, and subject.

the architects have tried to keep as many original materials as possible to highlight the beauty of the natural atmosphere created by raw concrete and wooden floors.
The post estudio zooco reveals the original materials of a historical building for its…