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Carol House / Estudio LAK

August 2, 2019 Daniel Tapia 0

The house was implanted in an area of 900 m2 with a view of the golf course and old trees on the plot. The main idea was to identify and differentiate the children’s sector. Taking the tree houses as an inspiration, a wood-clad volume with a gable roof emerged from this starting point, also serving to redesign the architectural typology of the neighbouring houses.

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Modest Size Apartments That Make The Most Of White

August 2, 2019 HD Staff 0

White decor isn’t just about getting back to basics, or avoiding the minefield of dodgy colour choices to be made despite painting half a room with tiny paint pot samples. White decor can be used to make small spaces feel comfortably larger and less crowded. Pure white paint can be used against a darker colour […]

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Architects Propose to Repurpose Decommissioned Industrial Tanks on Brooklyn’s Waterfront

August 2, 2019 Christele Harrouk 0

In New York, activists and professionals have been working for many years to try to save 10 decommissioned tanks, from demolition by putting forward alternative usage of these structures. Partnering with STUDIO V, an architectural firm and landscape architects Ken Smith Workshop, they came up with an inventive proposal that reimagines these industrial relics as a 21st-century park, a novelty in the traditional definition and configuration of public spaces.

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PSU Students Create Music Festival Stage from Apple Bins in Portland

August 2, 2019 Eric Baldwin 0

Architecture students at Portland State University have created a new stage fro Pickathon Music Festival from apple harvesting bins in Happy Valley, Oregon. The temporary performance venue was designed and built from reused materials with collaborators Howard S. Wright, Catena Engineers, and Pickathon. Dubbed the Treeline Stage, the venue features seven towers of varying heights to evoke an orchard of trees.

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Maich Swift Architects creates canal-side theatre as third Antepavilion

August 2, 2019 Tom Ravenscroft 0
The Potemkin Theatre by Maich Swift Architects in Haggeston London is the third Antepavilion

The third annual Antepavilion is a three-storey colourful rooftop structure designed by Maich Swift Architects that will be used as a canal-side theatre and is topped with a light beacon. Named Potemkin Theatre, the pavilion has been built on top of a warehouse in Haggerston. It has been designed to be the backdrop to performances that will

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look inside jørn utzon’s can lis family house from the 70s in mallorca

August 2, 2019 macnadusa 0

after late architect jørn utzon resigned from the sydney opera project in 1966, he decided to settle on the balearic island of mallorca, where in 1972 he built can lis, a house for himself, his wife, lis, and their son kim. singled out as one of the most important houses of the 20th century, the […]

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