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Dirk Denison Renovates the Mies Van Der Rohe Bailey Hall

August 7, 2019 Christele Harrouk 0

The Mies van der Rohe residential building, the Bailey Hall built in 1955, at Illinois Institute of Technology will be subject to renovation works by Dirk Denison Architects. The Chicago-based firm will modernize the mechanical, structural, and interior works, modifying its original function, and introducing a new configuration to host up to 330 first- and second-year students, while the exterior will remain faithful to the original design and the ground floor lobby will still hold on to the Mies’ iconic recessed glass lobby.

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India approves Mumbai-Pune hyperloop in bid to build world’s first system

August 7, 2019 Tom Ravenscroft 0
Mumbai-Pune hyperloop by Virgin Hyperloop One

The government of the Indian state of Maharashtra has approved Virgin Hyperloop One’s plans to develop a high-speed line between Mumbai and Pune, which could become the world’s first hyperloop. Maharashtra’s government has announced that a consortium of Virgin Hyperloop One and global ports owner DP World would be the preferred operator to build “the first hyperloop transportation

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Townhouse Palmaille 98 / Walter Gebhardt | Architekt

August 7, 2019 Andreas Luco 0

The Palmaille was layed out in 1638 for the italian ball game palla a maglio (dutch Palmaille), which is related to croquet, by the then-landlord of the slope along the Elbe between Altona und the bailiwick Ottensen. In order to create a “public alley” four rows of lime trees were planted along the bothsided lanes in 1717. Since the end of the 18th century mostly representative buildings were developed on both sides of the street. Especiallythe villas, the classisist danish architect Christian Frederik Hansen built between 1786 – 1825, shape the image of this boulevard. In the course of the 19th century, the avenue became a favored upper class residential neighbourhood.

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High Ceilings And Industrial Materials Are Prominent Design Elements In This New House

August 7, 2019 Erin 0

Photography by Aaron Leitz Lauren Geremia, the founder and principal designer of Geremia Design, together with architecture firm Olson Kundig, has completed the False Bay House and Writer’s Cabin. Their client, an active executive, who loves hiking, kayaking, and crabbing, and is an avid host and cook, wanted a home that was comfortable for entertaining […]

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Cody Dock Rolling Bridge set to revive former industrial site in east London

August 7, 2019 Lizzie Crook 0
Cody Dock Rolling Bridge by Thomas Randall-Page

Architect Thomas Randall-Page has revealed visuals of a rolling bridge for Cody Dock in east London that can be manually rotated to allow boats to pass beneath it. The playful steel bridge will form the heart of PUP Architects’ masterplan to revive the Victorian dock on the River Lea, which will see the dock re-flooded

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IdealPark Lets You Hide Your Car Underground Like James Bond

August 7, 2019 Erin 0

contemporist has partnered with IdealPark to bring you this editorial feature With 50 years of experience, Italian company IdealPark has focused on building car lifts with passion and craftsmanship, creating unique custom products, that can be a great alternative to a traditional garage. They also allow you to feel like James Bond just for a […]

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Biasol looks to Tulum for interiors of Tasmania’s Sisterhood restaurant

August 7, 2019 Natasha Levy 0
Sisterhood restaurant in Tasmania, designed by Biasol

Leaf-print walls, rattan seating and deep-green decor details merge to form the tropical interiors of this restaurant in Tasmania which Biasol has designed to evoke the atmosphere of a holiday hot-spot in Mexico. Left inspired after a trip to the balmy shores of Tulum, design studio Biasol worked to create interiors for Sisterhood which “imbue

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Casa Morgana / J. Mayer H

August 7, 2019 Paula Pintos 0

Casa Morgana is somewhere else. Surrounded by neighbouring homes dating from the late nineteenth century, the building is like a study for possible future architecture and seems to have fallen out of context. Surrounding nature simulates a subtropical oasis and locates the residential sculpture between optical disturbance and atmospheric displacement.