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La Maison Plissée / WRA- Wild Rabbits Architecture

July 29, 2019 Rayen Sagredo 0

Montparnasse neighborhood, more precisely Pernety, in a charming little street, between some big buildings, there was a tiny house. We destroyed it. The new house has also a garden with a rose bush all over the portal but that’s it… It’s strange, it stretches on 7 floors, light weighted, slended with its nimbus of metal lacework, it’s the “Maison Plissée”, the wrinkled house.
The coolest spots are up top, we access them directly by an elevator (like in the Different Strokes show). The visit patio, kitchen, panoramic roofing pack forms a little penthouse with views everywhere and a mind-blowing sunshine.

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Herzog & de Meuron Propose New Urban Plan for the West of Munich

July 29, 2019 Christele Harrouk 0

Herzog & De Meuron presented this week to the public their new vision for the cityscape and the urban life of Munich. The plan revolves around a former postal railway hub, the Paketposthalle, an impressive concrete structure built in the 60’s, used lately as a sorting office for general mail. The 87,000 square meters site was recently acquired by Büschl, a private group of developers, who commissioned Herzog & de Meuron to create a new urban study for the area.

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OMA to create waterfront conference centre in Shenzhen

July 29, 2019 India Block 0
International Conference and Exchange Centre in Shenzhen by OMA and CCDI

Architecture practices OMA and CCDI have won the competition to design the International Conference and Exchange Centre on the waterfront in Shenzhen. Dutch practice OMA and Chinese firm CCDI beat six other entries in the international design competition. The studios’ design divides the conference facilities and 400-room hotel into into three distinct volumes, which will

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ONE Putney Residential Building / PHASE3

July 29, 2019 Daniel Tapia 0

ONE Putney, a landmark scheme in London, aims at transforming a neglected stretch of the town center while establishing a new dialogue for future developments along this main thoroughfare. Simultaneously mitigating the scale of the high street and the adjacent neighborhood required a thoughtful response in order to create a well proportioned and well-crafted building for the future.

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Cement Sinks: Color and Texture of Pigmented Concrete in Bathroom Space

July 29, 2019 Eduardo Souza 0

British company Kast has launched a new version of its traditional pigmented concrete sinks. Since concrete is an extremely versatile material, which combines the characteristics of natural stone with the ability to be molded in different forms, the products show carved surfaces with highly defined textures. The exploration of their linear patterns ranges from smooth horizontal ripples to diagonal folds or ‘sharp’ and vertical grooves. The organic variations in the colors and textures of the surfaces create a different aesthetic that comes directly from the character of the material.