in one direction, the alora mirador 360 overlooks the natural landscape of southern spain, while the other offers views to the area’s historic built fabric.
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This apartment needed some breathing room — larger spaces where three generations of family members could get together and relax. The clients also wanted the decor to reflect their sophisticated, cosmopolitan tastes. They turned to interior designer P…
architecture and design studio P-M-A-A has created circus, a transforming piece of furniture for a child’s room in a barcelona apartment. the project comprises four main objects: a staircase, a wardrobe, a platform, and a set of cushions, which can be joined in different combinations to create unique spatial experiences. all images by josé hevia […]
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This project is part of an approach to reorganize the Sports City of Cáceres planned by the Junta de Extremadura. This is a first small actuation focused on the garden and the café-bar by the pool. This global vision of the Sports City is undertaken from a landscape point of view, in order to give a uniform atmosphere to all buildings.
Recorded on August 31st, 2011 at the architect’s New York office
Though many designers today spend their working hours immersed in computer drawing programs, few would deny that hand-drawn work still holds a unique beauty. The traditional lightbox as a drafting tool has become sadly scarce in the modern architectural practice, but architecture graduate Tom Williams hopes to encourage more people to utilize them once again with his free monthly zine, The Lightbook.
In the garden of the original Villa Steile (from 1920), lies architect Kim Skaaras` new house, enshrined in the hill in between two large neighboring properties. Low-key and subtle in a residential area outside Oslo, -with views, lights, and outlook. The elongated narrow building is divided into two volumes staggered in the horizontal plane to provide outlook and daylight from the east as well as from the west. The volumes also shift vertically for optimal terrain adaptation.
More than 120 old maps from the David Rumsey Map Collection were inserted in Google Maps and Google Earth, allowing us to learn how several parts of the globe were in the past. The maps can be seen by activating the ‘Rumsey Historical Maps’ layer in Google Earth or through a version of Maps developed for the project.
A greyscale palette of two materials – the washed granolithic plaster juxtaposed with brushed stainless steel, one is rough and dull while the other is sterile and reflective, which formed an austere monochrome space for this two-stories men-wear select shop.
We have participated in the renovation of Beijing Hutong and Siheyuan since 2014. From the initial comfort renovation to the later research of the renovation industrialization, we have determined to devote ourselves to the study of Beijing Hutong and Siheyuan. Recently, we have begun the exploration of a long-term mechanism for renovation from multiple channels and perspectives. The recent renovation of Xiaochaye Hutong was the overall representation of such exploration.
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