opening the sunroom’s large sliding door blurs the boundary between internal and external space.
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Photography by Roehner + Ryan Architecture firm The Ranch Mine, has designed a modern courtyard house in Phoenix, Arizona, that draws inspiration from famed artist Georgia O’Keeffe’s adobe houses and patio paintings. Photography by Roehner + Ryan At the front of the house is a semi-private courtyard with woven wood ceiling and bench seating on […]
Photography by Radoslaw Kazmierczak When design collective Musk was asked to design the interior of Lodowato, a local ice-cream shop in Katowice, Poland, they had to come up with a solution for a space that’s too high in relation to its width. In order to improve the space, the designers came up with the idea of using […]
Quito’s Rama Estudio has used thick rammed-earth walls and large windows to prop up the slanted roof that covers this residence, built among a eucalyptus plantation in Ecuador. Casa Lasso is a 350-square-metre house located in Lasso – an area in the South American country’s Cotopaxi province, which is home to an active stratovolcano of
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Maehojae(梅湖齋) is located on a shallow slope behind a mountain that resembles a plum bough in Yangyang, Korea. This area, which is surrounded by a dense pine forest and her herding hermit habitat, was well situated in the gallery house, where she could display and store her collection. Rather, it was a place for architects to think about how to put architecture on top of the rural landscape. The environment here, which is so generous compared to the urban areas where there are so many conflicts of interest in just a few spaces, and the architecture that should be built like a dot on top of it, had to be dealt with in terms of ‘ground’ rather than ‘site’.
Southern US city Atlanta is experiencing a surge in new eateries and bars. Here are five to visit in Georgia’s capital, including a snug club by Workstead and Tom Dixon’s “raw yet sophisticated” cocktail lounge. Garden & Gun Club American design studio Workstead has created a cosy venue as part of Garden & Gun Magazine, a publication
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A house for a soon-to-be-retired couple, Inverdon House certainly challenges ‘the norm’ in the small regional town where it is located. This is largely for its use of the hard-wearing, low-maintenance material of masonry which would otherwise typically be hidden in paint, plasterboard and render. Instead, the material has been left exposed, revealing the structure in such a way that means the craftsmanship is on show for all to see and so must be made with care, pride and a certain level of expertise. This means that a new skill is passed on to younger trades people and if the demand for quality is there, this skill-set will continue.
the contemporary art center joins an exhibition venue by archi-union on a site that will soon be home to a museum designed by david chipperfield.
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Architects who rely on free labour should be banned from high-profile projects like the Serpentine Pavilion says designer Adam Nathaniel Furman, who first revealed unpaid internships at this year’s pavilion architect Junya Ishigami. “This makes my blood boil,” Furman told Dezeen. “People such as Ishigami shouldn’t be given prestigious commissions such as the Serpentine [if] they are designed
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On March 15, 2019，Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) celebrated the opening of Hudson Yards at a ceremony hosted by The Related Companies and attended by representatives from New York City and State government, civic groups, prominent New Yorkers, and members of the public. The event marked the opening of The Shops and Restaurants at Hudson Yards and the neighborhood’s public spaces, as well as the substantial completion of 30 Hudson Yards, the tallest building of the development and home to the highest outdoor observation deck in the western hemisphere. The milestone is the culmination of over a decade of work by KPF at Hudson Yards, the scope of which includes the design of 10, 30, and 55 Hudson Yards, the exterior of the development’s retail podium, and the platform on which the whole neighborhood rests – a significant technical and engineering endeavor in and of itself.
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