Photography by Dror Baldinger, FAIA Furman + Keil Architects designed the renovation and an addition to a house in Austin, Texas, that was originally a 1980’s suburban brick home. The remodel and addition retained the core of the original structure, but the architects simplified the house by removing extraneous gables and appendages. On the exterior, […]
the interiors and façade walls of the residence are covered with the site’s clay soils named ‘charanda’ and ‘topure’.
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Photography by Alfredo Cardenas Mexican architect and designer Ricardo Garza Marcos, has created the BEND Bench. The bench has cuts along the wood, which create a unique characteristic to the material, an unusual flexibility. This allows the wood to ‘bend’ when someone sits on it. Photography by Alfredo Cardenas The designer conducted multiple test using different […]
Concept outline / arrangement plan. Firstly, pillars and beams are set like a jungle gym (2.5m×1.6m at regular intervals horizontally, depth 5 squares×width 3 squares, 2 layers), to the extent that the whole site is filled with them. The simple, durable grid design is one of the concepts, and it lead to the plan to be organized among the difficult requirements, with expanding the floor space as long as the legal terms and costs were allowed.
Architecture firms Gensler, HDR and Luis Vidal have revealed a proposal for a new terminal at Pittsburgh International Airport, featuring an undulating rooftop and curved windows. Billed as a “new gateway for the region”, the 635,000-square-foot (58,993-square-metre) terminal will encompass ticketing, baggage claim, a meet-and-greet area, security checkpoint, along with retail and various concessions. Renderings
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PROJECT #3 is a bungalow in an exclusive residential enclave of 106 semi-detached houses and 3 bungalows in Singapore. The bungalow was envisioned, in the Master Plan, as 1 of the 2 buildings that provide visual ‘break’ to a group of semi-detached houses strung together like a ‘necklace’.
reflective panels refract abstract views of golden sands, majestic mountains, and archeological treasures.
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This is old Brunswick, it’s industrial, and it’s run down, yet there exists a strangely endearing quality of this area – it’s people; it’s sense of community. It is a melting pot of migrant activity, everyone coming together to form one totally imperfect community. Emerging from the success of neighbouring apartment building The Commons, Nightingale 1 is the inaugural project of the Nightingale Model – a replicable, triple bottom line housing model with an overarching priority towards social, economic and environmental sustainability.
A proposed office complex by Foster + Partners on Brooklyn’s waterfront has reportedly bitten the dust, and is to be replaced with industrial warehouses. New York developer Thor Equities has pulled the plug on the 800,000-square-foot (74,000-square-metre) Red Hoek Point project, which British architecture firm Foster + Partners unveiled designs for in 2016. The site
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in an irregular land encircled by a typical villa area in shanghai, office mass tries to break through the dual restriction of surrounding environment and norms through design strategies to create an ideal space for children in the city. the kindergarten, which looks like an infinity symbol from above, is a colorful complex of classrooms […]
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