Month: September 2019

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Ham-Sayeye-Park Apartment / White Cube Atelier

September 29, 2019 Andreas Luco 0

Ham-sayeye-park is designed and built in border city of Maku. This building as a substitution for the client’s previous house, is located in a 22*9 sqm property next to a small park. In fact the project is the neighbour of the quarter park.building – park interaction and relation between them was the first challenge of design. This interaction resulted in diverse balconies opening to the park. In turn the park benefits the shadow of the building at sunsets, so children can play comfortably in the park which is avid of dense greenery.

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Mountain, Lake and a House / IWMW

September 29, 2019 Andreas Luco 0

The creativity of design can be simply driven from a deep understanding of where the site is located and whom you are designing for. The given situation evokes an idea about how the house should be formed in response to its surroundings. It is also important to comprehend the client’s diverse need of a certain space in the house that will be beneficial to her daily environment.

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Rodolfo Cañas extends “oversized skylight” from Mogro House in Chile

September 29, 2019 James Brillon 0
Skylight House by Rodolfo Cañas

A stainless steel volume topped by a skylight protrudes from this house in Santiago, which Chilean architect Rodolfo Cañas has completed for his family. The residence is nicknamed Skylight House after the extension that peeks out above the house. Clad in stainless steel panels, the slender volume lets light in through a large opening at

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Tree Art Museum / Daipu Architects

September 29, 2019 Javier Gaete 0

Located in Songzhuang, Beijing China, Tree art museum lies beside the main road of the area. Original village has vanished, replaced by big scale blocks which better fit for cars. Even if renowned as artist village, it’s difficult to stay or enjoy art exploration without local artist friend’s introducing. So, the first idea was to create an ambient, a public space where people would like to stay, date and communicate.

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ShareCuse Coworking Space / ARCHITECTURE OFFICE

September 29, 2019 Daniel Tapia 0

Drawing from the edifice’s rich 90-year history as an office building, and the firm’s own research into a range of workspace typologies, the design for ShareCuse explores, expands, and reinvigorates the notion of a cubicle. ShareCuse accommodates 25 members and is set within a 3,200-square-foot room on the second floor of an existing concrete and steel building. Architecture Office’s design for the space is defined by an arrangement of freestanding black cubicles and a kitchen island within the interior of the space, that defines a series of interstitial lounge spaces throughout the open office. Ringing the open workspace are seven private offices, a conference room, and a telephone booth.