Month: February 2019
Studioshaw creates cocktail bar-feel for London co-working space Kindred
Brass and marble decor elements helped Studioshaw steer away from a typical office aesthetic inside this co-working space, which has opened in west London. Situated just a few minutes walk from Hammersmith tube station, Kindred has been dressed with upscale fixtures and furnishings to evoke the atmosphere of a “contemporary yet classic bar”. It occupies
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Centre Pompidou hosts Living Sculptures investigating Life in a Digital Age
The renowned Centre Pompidou in Paris is to open its doors to two living sculptures, embodying the future forms of spatial intelligence. The exhibition, titled “La Fabrique du vivant” [The Fabric of the Living], will feature “H.O.R.T.U.S. XL Astaxanthin.g” by ecoLogicStudio in collaboration with Innsbruck University – Synthetic Landscape Lab, CREATE Group / WASP Hub Denmark – University of Southern Denmark, and “XenoDerma” by Urban Morphogenesis Lab directed by Claudia Pasquero at The Bartlett UCL.
Cariló House / Luciano Kruk
Cariló is an Argentine town in Pinamar, a district in Buenos Aires Province. It withholds a natural pine forest reserve, dunes and extensive beaches which led Cariló become one of the most important touristic centers and an ideal place to live, 360km away from the City of Buenos Aires.
designboom in conversation with neri & hu at stockholm furniture fair 2019
the guests of honor, lyndon neri and rossana hu, discussed their practice and how they approach architecture and design.
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designboom in conversation with neri & hu at stockholm furniture fair 2019
the guests of honor, lyndon neri and rossana hu, discussed their practice and how they approach architecture and design.
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Running with Michel Rojkind: An Exclusive Conversation with the Rockstar Mexican Designer
“You’re boosted. Your energy levels are higher, your oxygen is flowing, your mind is clear.” Michel Rojkind has, by any standard lived a life of passion – first as a bonafide rockstar and now as an award-winning architect (not least among them an ArchDaily Building of the Year 2017 for his Foro Boca.) But those following Michel Rojkind’s social media know what his true daily passion is.
Koper Central Park / Enota
In line with the prognosis that the sea by the promenade is to grow increasingly cleaner, it is feasible that a new city beach may appear along the promenade. Successful similar examples show that a city beach is not only an area where people take a dip in the sea but that city beaches can become the most important free-time socialising space. Since the densely developed old town core does not allow for a sufficient number of large open spaces and constrains their size, and since we need to understand that convivial bustle, concerts, and late-night events disturb the residents in the immediate vicinity, the placement of such programme in the area under consideration is all the more suitable.
cole builds bear sanctuary in vietnam jungle of gabions filled with rocks from site
atelier cole has delivered a number of innovative and diverse projects for wildlife organizations worldwide. therefore, the team is no strangers to delivering work in complex and hard to access areas. the vietnam bear sanctuary project called for an affordable, easily replicable design that could be adapted to fit the contours of the mountain where […]
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Hollow brick shell encases glass-walled House SSK in Belgium
De Baes Associates and architect Sophie van Noten’s House SSK is a steel and glass house wrapped inside an open-topped brick shell in Kortrijk, Belgium. Smuggling in contemporary design like an architectural Trojan Horse, House SSK’s unusual design is a response to the restrictions of building a new home within an older urban fabric. Kortrijk-based
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