Month: July 2019

Following the installation of seesaws across the US-Mexico border wall, we’ve pulled together five examples of projects by architects and designers that respond to US president Donald Trump’s plans to develop a wall between the two countries. Dining Table by No-To-Scale Studio Rather than building a barrier, Malaysian design office No-To-Scale Studio proposed creating a

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colorful and natural elements, apt for a learning enviornment, establish a dialogue between the old industrial structures and their new use.
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This residence for a couple and their two children is located in a housing development dotted with lots that have remained unsold for many years. The design process began with the question of whether it might be possible to maintain a certain degree of privacy on this particular lot while at the same time creating a sense of connection with the surroundings. Could we somehow dissolve the property line by deliberately entwining green areas throughout the lot? That was the image in our minds when we began.

“Pan” Commercial Area
Along with the pace of urban renewal in Chengdu, the emergence of more and more commercial space spontaneously formed Pan-TaikooLi or Pan-Chunxi Road commercial Area, radiate towards to Chengdu city center freely. Either are they interesting or fashionable, or boldly designed, or full of feelings. But they are constantly supplied with fresh blood for the new Chengdu.

from small auditoriums, to recreative spaces, the posts delineate and separate areas, forming pockets of activity within the man-made forest.
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This single-family house is located in a closed neighbourhood near the city of Rosario. The existing constructions constitute a rather heterogeneous set of houses, predominated by pure masonry volumes, finished with light-toned materials. The project aims to be “another one” of the houses in the neighbourhood, taking these characteristics from the preexisting buildings as its initial design parameters.