February 2020 - Page 12 of 118

atelier pierre louis gerlier adds leafy green furniture and round doorways to house in paris

February 27, 2020 macnadusa 0

atelier pierre louis gerlier had the opportunity to transform a 19th century house in paris into a modern and colorful atmosphere for a family. the designers first had to restore the house’s existing structure – changing joists in the living room, reinforcing key beams, and renovating the roof. after the structural overhaul, a vibrant material […]

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atelier pierre louis gerlier adds leafy green furniture and round doorways to house in paris

February 27, 2020 PL Gerlier 0

a vibrant material palette and bold colors were splashed throughout the 19th century house resulting in a bright and open residence.
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Design Icons: Albania’s New Architecture Taking Shape

February 27, 2020 Eric Baldwin 0

Albania‘s architecture is tied to the sea and the country’s cultural heritage. Bordered by Montenegro, Kosovo, North Macedonia and Greece, the republic spans both the Adriatic and Ionian Sea as it connects to the Mediterranean. Over time, Albania has seen a confluence of different civilizations and cultures, each shaping the built environment as we experience it today.

Bridge House / NOMO STUDIO

February 27, 2020 Pilar Caballero 0

Bridge House is located in Coves Noves, a residential area in the north-east coast of Minorca island, Spain. Its generous plot of 2400sqm allows the dwelling to stretch horizontally to capture the surrounding’s best landscape views. At the same time, its rotating volumes create surprising interior spaces and never repeating outlooks. Based on the assembly of squared and pentagonal plans, these small polyhydric volumes stack and hover over the existing landscape with playful lightness. Their bridge-like composition gives the house its name. Breaking down the program into smaller units seemed a more respectful way to place a large program onto the site. The outer terraces and pool are designed as a direct extension of the indoor plan, following its same geometries and keeping the vast majority of the plot untouched.

MVRDV and Airbus Integrate Air Mobility into Urban Environments

February 27, 2020 Christele Harrouk 0

MVRDV in collaboration with Airbus, Bauhaus Luftfahrt, ETH Zurich, and Systra, is developing a plan for the future of Urban Air Mobility (UAM). The investigation tackles the integration of “flying vehicles” into our urban environments and envisions a comprehensive mobility concept.

De Capoc Resort / IDIN Architects

February 27, 2020 Hana Abdel 0

Lying on the enormous slope land in the midst of the mountain ranges, the De Capoc project is a resort located in the Khaokho District where is massively famous for retreating area and being one of the best places to view the sea of mist in Thailand. Being surrounded by abundant trees and mountains, the project site is extremely full of nature. Therefore, the main concept of the project is to maximize the guests’ connection with the context.

Indoor Playgrounds: Playful Architecture at Home

February 27, 2020 Audrey Migliani 0

Although we know how important it is to allow children to play in public and outdoor spaces, it is difficult to deny that there are few cities offering adequate prepared environments for children – fun and safe spaces that allow them to experience urbanity and become conscious citizens of community life. For this reason, it is also understandable that families have increasingly instituted leisure spaces in indoor environments, giving their children the freedom and security necessary to learn and grow.

In this article, we have selected 11 incredible examples that demonstrate how interior architecture can help create play spaces for kids of all ages, helping them take their first steps in this world with greater autonomy and confidence.

BCHO architects wraps perforated aluminum panels around a multi-use building in seoul

February 27, 2020 BCHO Partners 0

the program comprises a commercial space, an art gallery, an office and a multi-family housing unit.
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A Room For Tomorrow Prototype / cigüe

February 27, 2020 Paula Pintos 0

Conceiving a room for tomorrow, but tomorrow that is near, very near, the one for which there is a real urgency to react and reinvent the model.

Urban Cabin / Francesca Perani Enterprise

February 27, 2020 Pilar Caballero 0

Situated at the centre of the town of Albino in Valle Seriana, the micro-apartment of just 25 sqm has been designed for a local couple, of Italian and Persian origin. It consists of the complete restoration of an open porch, once used as a storage area, contiguous to a private garden.