The pavilion design is a befitting expression of the values, ethos, and practice of Pan-African heritage and culture, tenets Bra Hugh advocated for throughout his life. The design is inspired by African burial ritual and practices wherein, dignified structures are created to host family and visitors who periodically gathering to reflect and commune with the departed.
porto-based illustrator, andre chiote, has transformed a series of well-known religious buildings into a collection of captivating architectural posters. titled ‘sacred spaces’ the project pays homage to symbolic places of worship and celebration from all over the world. notre dame du haut chapel by le corbusier all images courtesy of andre chiote presented […]
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Taking in account the regulations and municipality rules, the building was inserted to respect this rules and take in account the maximum permitted area to build. The proposal start as a regular shape (rectangular) with the dimensions of 100m x 32m.Taking in account the regulation, this form was re-shaped to respect all the specifications. Concerning the height of the building and because it has 9 meters high, we decided to split his facade in 3 parts (2,5m; 2,5m; 4m). This also served to establish some rules regarding the design of windows; doors; etc.
This industrial warehouse is located in Águeda, Portugal, in an area without any architectural references and surrounded by forest.
American architect Paul Andersen has designed a series of commercial structures in Colorado with deceptive facades that rise higher than the actual buildings – a style that was popular in the Old West. The project, called Emerald Workshops, is located in Frederick, a small town just outside of Denver and near a major highway. The
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Plants and trees form the highlight of this modestly sized house in Da Nang, Vietnam, both inside and out. The 100 square metre house, named the ‘Q house’ by architects Q Concept was shaped out of an idea for a tropical house to suit the Mid-Vietnam weather conditions. The large front garden is a nature […]
Tucking into a snug cabin with a pile of books, hot cocoa on the stove and no responsibilities other than tossing an extra log onto the fire feels like a perfect antidote to the holiday season flurry. Put your feet up and join us for a bit of armchair…
Casa Gaya proposes a fusion between the architecture, its interior and surroundings. The project explores the interaction between the house’s white sophisticated irregular volumes and the site´s impressive and special vegetation. The complex and detailed design suggested proposes a unique, discrete and minimalist house. To do so, our main strategy was to deconstruct the idea of a traditional plain roof by adding purposeful folds and calculated cuts.
This Trending Now story features the most-saved patio photos uploaded to Houzz since Jan. 1, 2019.For much of the country, winter is the time to head inside and hunker down for the season. It’s also the perfect time to plan and dream about a new outdo…
the porto-based illustrator presents simplified geometries in contrast with natural elements.
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