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The Tasting Room / GE Space Design

December 5, 2019 舒岳康 - SHU Yuekang 0

In Chengdu, a capital city in the southwestern China known for its laid-back lifestyle, there is such a cocktail R&D workshop & bar. The client’s emotional preference and rich experiences as a bartender convince the designer to create a novel project, in which the place is converted from an innovative cocktail workshop to a cozy and styled bar according to time shift in a day.

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Kitchen Drawer Organizers Can Do More Than Just Separate Your Forks And Knives

December 5, 2019 Erin 0

An often overlooked area in any kitchen is the kitchen drawers. Usually they’re filled with off-the-shelf cutlery trays or simply have no organization. Austrian company TEAM 7, took this into consideration when they created their latest drawer design that features differently designed sections for a variety of functions. The modular design combines removable trays, inserts, […]

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Williams Park Fieldhouse / STLarchitects

December 5, 2019 Daniel Tapia 0

The new fieldhouse located in the Bronzeville community adjacent to the Chicago Housing Authority Dearborn Homes will replace an existing fieldhouse and will support the Chicago Park District and Chicago Housing Authority’s expanding programming needs. The single-story building includes a 3,800 square foot basketball gymnasium with spectator seating, two multi-purpose community rooms with a shared pantry, offices, reception, and storage space.

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“We must recognise the workers who make museum-going a smooth architectural experience”

December 5, 2019 Mimi Zeiger 0
Marciano Art Foundation by wHY Architecture

Following protests about working conditions at well-known museums – like the Marciano Art Foundation and MoMa – Mimi Zeiger says it’s time to address architecture’s relationship to unfair labour practices. A symbol of the Freemasons – the architecturally familiar square and compass – decorate the facade of the hastily shuttered Marciano Art Foundation, formerly the

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Moulat House / CCA Centro de Colaboración Arquitectónica

December 5, 2019 Clara Ott 0

The Moulat House, located in the Amanali Golf Club subdivision represents the use of bare concrete. The project is based on the integration of the construction into the natural landscape and its contrast with the artificial landscape created for the golf course. It is a construction that explores the duality of open space and closed space, of interior and exterior.

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the beauer camper is a tiny can-shaped trailer that expands to twice its size

December 5, 2019 macnadusa 0

french camper manufacturer beauer has created an expandable trailer that doubles in size in just 60 seconds. once fully expanded the ‘2x’ model reveals its interiors that can accommodate two people.   like beauer’s other models the tiny camper uses a set of modules that nest together like cans and then expand horizontally to add […]

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Green House / AMZ Arquitetos

December 5, 2019 Pilar Caballero 0

Commissioned by a young couple with three children, the house was built on one of the few remaining plots at a downtown neighborhood in São Paulo, and was conceived to conform to the original site in order to double as a country house on weekends and free time.

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LO House / Dado Castello Branco Arquitetura

December 5, 2019 Pilar Caballero 0

When crossing the entrance doorway, the spectator comes across a big wooden box, made of Cabreúva, which architect Dado Castello Branco defines as the “heart of the house”. The other social areas were distributed from that wooden box, into integrated spaces.

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Wittman Estes brightens up 1960s home in the Pacific Northwest

December 5, 2019 Jenna McKnight 0
Mercer Modern by Wittman Estes

A rooftop deck, an overhauled kitchen and ample glazing are among the notable features in a 50-year-old dwelling in Washington that has been renovated by US firm Wittman Estes Architecture + Landscape. The project, Mercer Modern, takes its name from its location – Mercer Island, a land mass in a freshwater lake just west of

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