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HEYTEA LAB, Shenzhen OCT Harbor Store / TOMO DESIGN

February 5, 2020 Collin Chen 0

The improvement of consumption and the convenience of digitization have promoted the transformation and formation of new consumption patterns and consumer groups. China is accelerating its entry into a new era of consumption. Today, in face of the new consumer groups and new consumerism, how can we help Heytea, a popular new tea brand, to convey its individuality and to demonstrate its business strategies in product innovation, experience innovation and business integration? Optimizing every possible consumption procedure and creating immersive and interactive consumer experience are the basic logic for TOMO DESIGN in the design of Shenzhen Heytea Lab.

Apartamento ready-made / azab

February 5, 2020 Andreas Luco 0

The original dwelling, located on one of the edges where the Bilbao urban regular grid begins to blur, is located in an elegant rationalist building designed by Hilario Imaz in the 60s. It presents a particular semi-circular floor plant opened to the outside plaza with generous windows that turn from North to South. What we propose here is an unprejudiced approach to the domestic issue where space moves away from that classic idea of succession of specialized and segregated spaces breaking the obsolete standards of serving-served, day-night and common-private. We seek to reach instead a generous and continuous space, without hierarchy or distribution, connoted with decontextualized techniques and objects, where the main thread is humour. A concept always ready for unpredictable appropriations of the space capable of satisfying the idea of domesticity of its inhabitants.

interview: casper mork-ulnes discusses his diverse upbringing and how to learn from history

February 5, 2020 philip stevens I designboom 0

mork-ulnes discusses, among other things, his dream brief and how he views his role as an architect.
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arquitectura-g designs acne studios store in nagoya, japan

February 5, 2020 macnadusa 0

barcelona-based studio, arquitectura-g, has completed the design of a new retail space in nagoya for luxury fashion brand acne studios. the project, which covers a total floor area of 2960 ft2 (275 m2), has been developed around the notion of contrasts. playing with high-tech and low-tech, roughness and delicateness, chaos and order, the final interior […]

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The Offset Design Of This New House Allows It To Optimize The Views

February 5, 2020 Erin 0

Luigi Rosselli Architects has designed a new house in Sydney, Australia, that’s arranged in an offset layered composition. The geometry of the facade reflects the complex boundary line, while the angles of each level of the house are precisely positioned to optimize the views for the homeowners. The angles of the house also help in […]

8M House / Architects’ Creative

February 5, 2020 Paula Pintos 0

The 120m2 footprint has been cleverly re-planned and extended with the desire for longevity being at the forefront of decision making throughout. With the generosity of volume prioritised over the additional floor area, only 20 m2 was added in the process. A practical approach was taken to sustainability, working within the framework of the existing building the thermal mass and structure of existing concrete was utilised in conjunction with new elements, including warm-roof construction, thermally broken aluminum joinery, natural and sustainably sourced material selections, solar hot water and integrated heat recovery system.

A Crystalline Inspired Sculpture Creates A Focal Point In This Office Lobby

February 5, 2020 Erin 0

As part of a lobby renovation in Raleigh, North Carolina, Gensler commissioned SOFTlab to create an sculpture that would span from the floor to ceiling and would frame the main entrance to the elevators. The form of ‘Grotta Aeris’ was inspired by the crystalline growth of natural elements, and to achieve that look, SOFTlab created […]

Watch the video of Liam Young’s keynote lecture at Dezeen Day

February 5, 2020 Lizzie Crook 0

Director Liam Young explains why “we must all actively shape and define” the future with architecture and film-making in this video of his keynote at Dezeen Day. Young, a film director who calls himself a “speculative architect”, was one of three keynote speakers at Dezeen’s inaugural conference on 30 October. At the event he explained his

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Seattle Asian Art Museum / LMN Architects

February 5, 2020 Paula Pintos 0

The Seattle Asian Art Museum is the original home of the Seattle Art Museum (SAM). Set in the bucolic surroundings of the Olmsted-designed Volunteer Park in Capitol Hill, the Art Deco building was designed by Paris-trained architect Carl F. Gould of Bebb and Gould and opened its doors on June 29, 1933, presenting its founding collection of Asian art to the citizens of Seattle.

House L224 / Felipe Gonzalez Arzac

February 5, 2020 Daniel Tapia 0

As an initial idea we try to achieve a single image, and try to manifest the concept of the free plant. Free Floor with large glass windows, which hold a wooden box, suspended on two large concrete lines. The ground floor contains the collective and public program of the house, living room, bathroom, laundry room, kitchen. The kitchen is housed in a small wooden box, which hides the structure of the house inside.