Month: July 2020

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London’s Transit Studio refuses house style to “bring something different to every project”

July 8, 2020 Dezeen staff 0
EartH arts venue in Hackney

VDF studio profiles: Transit Studio is a multidisciplinary design practice that has avoided developing a house style in order to build a portfolio of varied and engaging spaces. The London-based studio was founded in 2017 by Ben Masterton-Smith – the winner of the inaugural RIBA Norman Foster Travelling Scholarship – and specialises in both architecture

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AWOMAWO Space / elii + María Jerez

July 8, 2020 Andreas Luco 0

The 2020 edition of Casa Decor was held this year in an emblematic building designed by the architect José Espelíus Anduaga, located in the Madrid’s upscale Salamanca neighborhood. From this early 20th century building, the Simon space will give Casa Decor visitors pause to reflect on the world to come in the 21st century. AWOMAWO (A World Of MAny WOrlds) is a meeting place for different worlds. The project is set up as a space within another space, a place to experience a world of many worlds, a cosmos that can be transformed through light…

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Oyler Wu Collaborative repurposes Eero Saarinen bank teller canopies for installation

July 8, 2020 Kristine Klein 0
The Exchange by Oyler Wu Collaborative

Teller booths of a former bank building designed by Eero Saarinen in Columbus, Indiana are integrated into this white pavilion by architecture studio Oyler Wu Collaborative. The Exchange is located next to the Irwin Conference Center, formerly the Irwin Union Bank, which was completed by modernist architect Saarinen in 1954. The white pavilion references the

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Fresh, Bright & Colorful Home Interiors With Botanical Vibes

July 8, 2020 HD Staff 0

Uplifting colour and soul soothing botanical vibes dance through these three lively modern home interiors. Exciting orange and red statement furniture brushes up against a fresh stream of indoor greenery and botanical prints, plus warming expanses of natural wood grain. We explore different sizes of home too, kicking off with a modest sized open plan, […]

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Fresh, Bright & Colorful Home Interiors With Botanical Vibes

July 8, 2020 HD Staff 0

Uplifting colour and soul soothing botanical vibes dance through these three lively modern home interiors. Exciting orange and red statement furniture brushes up against a fresh stream of indoor greenery and botanical prints, plus warming expanses of natural wood grain. We explore different sizes of home too, kicking off with a modest sized open plan, […]

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Work & Living space A. / dmvA

July 8, 2020 Andreas Luco 0

The Brussels project includes a training center and a practice for advanced diagnostic imaging in dentistry and is also inhabited by the client and his roommate. The existing house from the early 20th century is located between two higher apartment buildings and is part of a large urban building block. By literally filling the gap between the two apartment buildings with an extension, the house now harmonizes in scale with its surroundings and contributes to urban densification. The original house and its existing elements were respected and not touched.

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Ten of the most interesting projects from Virtual Design Festival’s school shows

July 8, 2020 Cajsa Carlson 0
10 best school shows VDF

For Virtual Design Festival’s final week we take a look at 10 of the most innovative projects from the VDF school shows, our initiative that offers a platform for graduates to showcase their work during the coronavirus pandemic. The VDF school shows have enabled students who missed out on physical graduation shows to present their

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