Pockets of greenery are used to contrast the bright “canvas” of this white house that Mexican studio Jaime Juárez R Arquitecto has completed in Morelia. The local practice designed a series of volumes to suit the unusual triangular shape of the plot. They include two one-storey blocks – one of which is cantilevered at the
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dan doctoroff, CEO of sidewalk labs, says that the effect that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on the economy has made the project impossible to realize.
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expo 2020 dubai has been officially postponed with the global mega event now running from 1 october 2021 to 31 march 2022.
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The project starts from the formation of structural plans, which configures the space, basically determined by structure and spans, and small elements of non-structural seals. It is a residence for 4 residents, which includes an office area, entrance gallery, wine cellar, living room, kitchen, studio, 2 bedrooms, toilet, but the main idea is that all environments are related, and although there is a macro sectorization (intimate / social / service) environments intersect through galleries or small atriums.
We’re excited to introduce two very unique modern home interiors, each buzzing with colour, crazy creativity, and lots of light. Home number one is a modern Spanish apartment that has been reconfigured to adjoin all of its living spaces in a continually adjustable arrangement. Colour enlivens and unites the new fluid layout, creating upbeat energy […]
We’re excited to introduce two very unique modern home interiors, each buzzing with colour, crazy creativity, and lots of light. Home number one is a modern Spanish apartment that has been reconfigured to adjoin all of its living spaces in a continually adjustable arrangement. Colour enlivens and unites the new fluid layout, creating upbeat energy […]
Architect Leandro Garcia has renovated an apartment for a family’s holiday home near the beach in Matinhos, Brazil and filled it with vintage Brazilian furniture. Measuring 158 square metres, the three-bedroom unit is close to a sandy beach called Praia Mansa de Caioba and has views of the Atlantic Ocean. Garcia renovated the unit, aptly
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The main challenge of this project was to bring to the space located in a central area of São Paulo a house feeling, where the contact with nature can be always present. For this reason, the use of natural textures and the enhancement of natural lighting were chosen and light colors that contrast with the green present in the gardens are predominant. The project performed as an experiment to apply elements of Japanese’s architecture: a light composition, use of raw materials and their own natural textures, as well as tsuboniwa and shakkei as the landscape concept.
As the nation continues its attempt to slow the spread of the coronavirus, many of us are finding ourselves sheltering at home, working from home and also home-schooling our children. Quick decluttering projects can be a good way to break up this new …
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