Folk Culture Center / Lacime Architects
The project is located in the planned 12 sq. Km——Jiashan High Speed Rail New Town. As the origin location of water street core, the importance is self-evident.
Month: October 2018
51 Luxury Bedrooms With Images, Tips & Accessories To Help You Design Yours
A place of rest and relaxation, your bedroom should be your solace from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Sure, you want your bedroom’s style to reflect your design preferences, but you also want to make sure it functions as the retreat you deserve. Transitioning a bedroom from drab to luxurious can be as […]
Salt and Pepper House / Kube Architecture
The Owners, a couple in their mid-70’s, purchased this home to start their lives together. They got engaged after they bought the house, and got married in the house while it was under construction. They love to cook and collect art, so the palette of white walls and black steel is both a metaphor for salt and pepper, as well as a setting for framing their artwork. Pops of color highlight the colors in their art collection.
CABB Auditorium / GRHOUND OFFICE
The project of the Auditorium of the CABB resulted from a request to renovate a large disused space on the first floor of a neo-academic heritage building in the city of Bahia Blanca. It had been recently acquired by the College and had functioned as the headquarters of the newspaper ‘The New Province’ since the beginning of the twentieth century. A new wooden-paneled frame was introduced inside the masonry frame, twice the pre-existing height, to form a double cavity. The new prism created was adjusted in proportion to the overall structure, thereby managing to correct the dimensional irregularities of the original wall face. A mezzanine floor with independent access overlooks the main hall from the balcony.
bjarke ingels group’s first project in south america has been conceived as an ‘urban tree farm’
titled ‘IQON’, the residential tower is currently under construction in the ecuadorian city of quito.
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Anat Gay Architects joins two homes into Spiral Suite House in Tel Aviv
Israeli architect Anat Gay has combined two properties in Tel Aviv into one family residence, but kept both entrances for two generations to use separately. Fronting a street in Tel Aviv’s Neve Tzedek neighbourhood, Spiral Suite House comprises two adjacent but previously divided homes that local firm Anat Gay Architects joined together. The project was
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Trending: The Most Popular New Sunroom Photos in Summer 2018 (10 photos)
Our Trending Now series features the most-saved photos uploaded to Houzz in the previous three months.As winter approaches, the days get shorter, temperatures drop and we spend a lot more time indoors than during other seasons. A sunroom is a place th…
Zaha Hadid’s Project in Rio Canceled
“Residencial Casa Atlântica” in Copacabana, Zaha Hadid’s first project in South America, was canceled. O Globo reported the cause as “the delay of the city hall to release the work license and the consequent delay of the launch and inauguration of the project.” The luxury residential condominium was designed in 2013 and should have been opened in time for the Olympics.
10 Spooky Halloween Decorating Ideas to Try in Your Garden (14 photos)
Cheerful pumpkins placed along a walkway, smiling ghosts hung above garden beds and a well-lit, inviting entry are some of the decorating approaches you can take for Halloween. Or you can tap into a slightly stranger, creepier style.There are plenty o…
Flo & Jet / SHoP Architects
The environment that SHoP Architects has conceived at the gateway to this year’s Design Miami exhibition seeks to make visible two qualities—one evident, one latent—in the understanding of the city today. It exists at the intersection of Miami’s celebrated spirit of play, represented by a relocated landscape that mimics the beach, but also the city’s emergent function —demonstrated by the art and design fairs themselves— as a center for creative visioning and technological discovery.