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2019 Anthology Architecture and Design Festival Set to Open in Manila

February 6, 2019 Eric Baldwin 0

The annual Anthology Architecture & Design Festival will take place in Fort Santiago, Manila. The three-day event showcases architecture and design within the Philippines and the Southeast Asian region and brings together practitioners and stakeholders to increase awareness about the relevance of architecture and design. As an incubator, the overall theme “Impact Architecture” will focus on the role of architects in the development of long-term, sustainable solutions to urban development, social inclusion, and cultural vibrancy.

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Simone Veil Middle School in Nice / Comte & Vollenweider

February 6, 2019 Rayen Sagredo 0

At the bottom of the Cimiez’s hill, the Pavillon’s hill meanders. This recessed plain is charged with a more social and industrial history than the wealthy, quiet and wooded residential district where the english aristocracy settled at the beginning of the 19 th century. However it is in the plain, where the torrential character of the river marks the landscape where settled public facilities.
The “Arbre Inférieur” avenue that runs along the middle school Simone Veil underlines the limit between these two worlds with a topograpic walk.

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Bare House by the Fields / Jacobs-Yaniv Architects

February 6, 2019 Pilar Caballero 0

One floor house for a family of four. Bare House by the fields is second in a series. The design challenges once again the aesthetics, simplicity and directness of bare materials and bare intentions, questioning scale and proportion relatively to the street without losing the sense of space and optimum use of daylight and views of the garden and landscape from the inside.

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ARC / Koichi Takada Architects

February 6, 2019 Daniel Tapia 0

The building combines old and new, a handcrafted brick podium and an organic roof feature designed to add more character to the future of Sydney. The 26-story tower is a true mix of accommodation, containing 135 apartments, 86 ‘Skye Suites’ boutique hotel rooms, 8 retail and F&B outlets. Included in the design is a retail precinct below an 8-story high public through site link, reactivating the historic Skittle Lane.

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Children’s Learning Center, Mas-in Village / Native Narrative

February 5, 2019 Pilar Caballero 0

After-school facility designed by Scandinavian Design Studio Native Narrative becomes new standard for local government in the Philippines.
While running architectural practice for nearly 2 years in rural Philippines, Scandinavian Design studio Native Narrative  designed a series of after-school facilities, this project is their second completed. Native Narrative worked in close collaboration with local NGOs and the local government to develop prototypes for after-school facilities that had to be technically undemanding and constructed with well-tried locally available materials so buildings could be easily assembled by relatively unskilled (while supervised) workers.

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Additional Living Space Was Added To This 1960s Australian Home

February 5, 2019 Erin 0

Photography by Tatjana Plitt   BENT Architecture has recently added additional living space to a 1960s home in Melbourne, Australia, while also reconnecting it to the garden.   The original brick house has a new carport and a pathway that connects to the new addition. Photography by Tatjana Plitt The architects carefully peeled away the ad-hoc […]

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Inventronics Tonglu Production Factory (Phase1) / GLA

February 5, 2019 罗靖琳 0

Binary Sites and the Strategy of Appearing and Disappearing
The Inventronics Tonglu LED driver production base is located among the beautiful landscapes of Fuchun Mountains depicted in Huang Gongwang’s Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains. The land is adjacent to the No. 320 national highway linearly, and is approximately 4 kilometers away from the main urban area of Tonglu. The site was originally a suburban village and farmland, but in recent years, with the urbanization process, the interior and exterior of the site have presented two different looks – the neat and uniformed industrial park in development beyond the red line and the quite rustic and primitive fish ponds, tea mountains and other farming civilizations within the site form a sharp contrast.