When MuseLAB was tasked with designing an interior for a shop in busy Bhendi Bazaar, they decided to add colorful embroidered walls. The structure of the building is old and the walls were fragile, so the designers reinforced the ceiling beams and wrapped the lower level walls with perforated sheets and added the cross-stitched patterns […]
The Oui J’aime Hotel is a wholly unique building, the direct result of limitations in space combined with the unusual dimensions of the property. This new destination for visitors to Chachoengsao is owned and operated by the same family that runs Tang Seng Jua, a famous pastry shop there that sells kanom pia, a Chinese-style treat stuffed with mung-bean paste.
Branding and design firm Substance, has created a marketing suite for Goodman Westlink, that’s been made using four shipping containers. Combined, the shipping containers create six different areas to allow for flexibility as the site changes. Large windows and plenty of wood soften the steel framing and make for a welcoming environment. Industrial touches like […]
A new tea house built out of a desire to pass on the good old traditions of Japanese culture.
This meek house, nestled in a small village, Dakivali, in Maharashtra, is an anecdote of the aspirations of a paddy farmer, also a retired school teacher, who dreamt of building a modest cost-effective home within his Gaothan (the inner core of a village). Positioned on a tight 5000 sq.ft. plot abutting the dusty katchcha village road, the site was once a wasteland, with a small bamboo grove on it. Flanked on two sides by traditional village homes of a closely knit farming community, the house had to strike a balance between being participatory as well as reclusive.
christophe benichou, the designer of the vertigo inducing ‘tip-box’ pavilion and the balconies for climbers suspended above a canyon, has now presented another conceptual design. the ‘sliding shelter’ is described as an isolated refuge set amid vast snowy slopes. after the precarious balance of the tip-box pavilion, the sliding shelter suggests a motionless slip towards […]
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New York firm New Practice Studio chose red brickwork as the main material for this Chinese noodle bar in the city’s Upper West Side to reference Beijing’s hutongs. The local architecture practice designed the interiors for The Tang – which serves up dishes from Sichuan, Hunan, and Beijing – around a fusion of East and
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Located on a grassy, oak tree shaded hillside with a creek traveling through the southeastern portion of the lot, the site is emblematic of the Northern California landscape. A portion of the site is protected for a stream that carries the run-off of much of the neighboring properties and fluctuates dramatically throughout the year. The house is situated near the top of the sloped lot, with its back to the neighbor to the west above. The design takes advantage of the views towards the trees as well as perches above the potential flood plain of the site. The project includes a master plan, site development and the design of two structures: a garage/office/guest suite and a main house. Both structures are less than 3000 sq. ft. making it comfortable for two. The clients wanted to create a minimalist retreat away from San Francisco where they could escape and enjoy privacy within the landscape.
the project is described as an isolated refuge set amid vast snowy slopes.
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Designer Sabine Marcelis has used glass, travertine and polished metal to create a collection of sculptural interventions that respond to the materiality of Mies van Der Rohe’s Barcelona Pavilion. No Fear of Glass is the latest in a series of temporary installations staged at the pavilion, which is a recreation of the structure built by
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