Architects always find themselves searching for the most innovative ways of presenting their projects, going for elaborate models or Virtual Reality technologies driven by a passion for design, building, and creation. Perhaps this passion of architecture was triggered at an age earlier than expected, playing around with LEGO’s.
Among the most renowned and well-established offices in the world, OMA – Office for Metropolitan Architecture, founded in the 1970s by Rem Koolhaas, Elia Zenghelis, Madelon Vriesendorp, and Zoe Zenghelis, is definitely part of the pantheon of the most famous. Curiously, although it receives large commissions and has already built several emblematic works in different countries, the office is often associated with an approach that is less focused on architectural design, going beyond the strict limits of the disciplinary field and encompassing other areas of practice.
Snøhetta has designed both physical and digital retail spaces for Oslo-based fashion label Holzweiler, featuring a muted colour palette and gridded elements. Holzweiler was keen to offer its customers a similar retail experience both online and in store, so asked Snøhetta to design a showroom and flagship store, but also to create a website to
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Cake and Breakfast is a breakfast cafe, located in the 19th-century building in the very center of St. Petersburg. Preserving the interior contrast was the main wish of the customers, so we combined cute details, pink color, and brutality of concrete. There is a bar counter for takeaway orders on the 1st floor and two rooms for a pleasant breakfast on the 2nd floor.
how can a research lab be designed for a continuously evolving 21st century? beomki lee’s solution is a sophisticated, neutral interior.
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A team led by Professor Weiguo XU of Tsinghua University, integrating digital architectural research, built a 30-square-metre tourist reception center in the village entrance of Wujiazhuang (Xiahuayuan, Dingfangshui County, Zhangjiakou). The village is featured with shallow mountain hills and gentle loess slopes. It is said that there is treasure hidden in the mountains gully. This place is actively preparing for the huge tourist population of 2022 Winter Olympics.
The house we renovating is located in a townhouse residential area built in the 1930s of Shanghai. All the residential houses in this community are in brick and wood construction, and the inside volume and outline of each building are identical as well. There are many excellent buildings preserved in Shanghai during the Republic of China, however, these residential houses of this district are lacking in both design and construction quality. More than half a century passed, each generation of residents in the community has shown a variety of appearances as the internal structure and the facade changed a lot. By redesigning and reconstructing, we want to create a residential building that is independent of the surrounding environment in terms of visual and lifestyle.
mjölk architects presents its ‘house behind a wall’ — a project comprising the restoration and revitalization of a derelict, gable-roofed heritage building overlooking the mountainous landscape surrounding the czech city of liberec. as the stone basement was still intact, the team moved to demolish the rest of the house and use this remaining underlying structure […]
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responding to heavy traffic, mjölk architects built the house behind a concrete wall, introducing a defining, monumental entrance to the project.
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The project is a kindergarten situated at Yorkville North, a residential compound developed by Hongkong Land in Liangjiang New District, Chongqing, China. It was built on a smooth and level site, near an urban road and built residential high rises to the south, a green park to the west, and residential blocks under construction to the north and east. With a land area of 3,330 m2 and construction area of 2,701 m2, it will accommodate 9 classes. The site is relatively cramped from the perspective of the quantity of classes. For a kindergarten, providing a pleasant space and environment is very necessary, so the key issue that IDO had to think about was how to create a safe, healthy, human-oriented and playful educational space on the limited site.
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