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Emma Olbers Design adds new furnishings to The Old Library in Stockholm

August 2, 2019 Natasha Levy 0
The Old Library at the National Museum Stockholm by Emma Olbers Design

Woven hemp chairs and pine reading tables are among the pieces that Emma Olbers Design has added in its renovation of the library in Stockholm’s Nationalmuseum. Longlisted in the civic and cultural interior category of this year’s Dezeen Awards, the Old Library has been overhauled by Emma Olbers Design to include a host of furnishings

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La Magnolia House / Martin Gomez Arquitectos

August 2, 2019 Daniel Tapia 0

The idea was to design a family house in a neighborhood in the north of Buenos Aires with modern and contemporary characteristics, emphasizing the use of materials to generate great warmth and a sense of home. Black metal, black flagstone, and lapacho wood did the job perfectly. We thought that the house for this young and active family should be very versatile and of great communication between the different spaces.

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Tsinghua Ocean Center Photographed Through the Lens of Kris Provoost

August 2, 2019 Eric Baldwin 0

Architect and photographer Kris Provoost recently captured new photos of OPEN Architecture’s Tsinghua Ocean Center in China. Designed as a laboratory and office building for the newly established deep-ocean research base of Tsinghua University, the project is located at the eastern end of Tsinghua graduate school campus in Shenzhen Xili University Town next to the main campus entrance. Provoost’s images reveal details throughout the construction and showcase the project in its larger context.

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Cullinan Studio designs “cracked open” house with gaps to let in the light

August 2, 2019 Jon Astbury 0
Push-Pull House by Cullinan Studio

London architecture studio Cullinan Studio has built a house in Amersham, England, that is split it into sections to allow light to flood its interiors through the glazed gaps. Called Push-Pull house, it has an open and light interior while the exterior remains in keeping with the area’s protected 1930s Arts and Crafts residential architecture. This

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