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Cebicheria Restaurant / Mínima Arquitetura e Urbanismo

October 4, 2020 Pilar Caballero 0

Alexandre Miqui, an experienced restaurateur, presented us with a challenge: transfer his business to a new location without closing it. His desire was to shut the doors one evening and reopen in an entirely new location the following day. The change needed to take place in the shortest possible time, and the budget was limited, so, from the beginning, reusing materials was the watchword.

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Pinocchio is a tiny bakery in Japan decorated in the colours of bread

October 4, 2020 India Block 0
Display shelves of Pinocchio tiny bakery in Japan by I IN

Design studio I IN has used warm, golden hues to decorate the Pinocchio bakery in Yokohama, Japan, which displays bread and pastries on minimalist shelves. Measuring at just 4.2 metres wide, Pinocchio sits in front of Oguchi train station and has been decorated to match the delicacies sold within. The tiny bakery project, which I

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Pinocchio is a tiny bakery in Japan decorated in the colours of bread

October 4, 2020 India Block 0
Display shelves of Pinocchio tiny bakery in Japan by I IN

Design studio I IN has used warm, golden hues to decorate the Pinocchio bakery in Yokohama, Japan, which displays bread and pastries on minimalist shelves. Measuring at just 4.2 metres wide, Pinocchio sits in front of Oguchi train station and has been decorated to match the delicacies sold within. The tiny bakery project, which I

The post Pinocchio is a tiny bakery in Japan decorated in the colours of bread appeared first on Dezeen.

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Mexican Architects Design 25 New Facilities for Mexico City’s PILARES Program

October 4, 2020 Mónica Arellano 0

Mexico City’s Secretary of Public Works and Services announced a collaboration with some of the country’s most distinguished architectural minds in a move to add on to the capital’s educational and cultural infrastructure. The project centers on the planning and building of 25 new Points of Innovation, Freedom, Art, Education, and Knowledge (PILARES), an initiative implemented by Mexico City Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum.

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High-Rise Living: 7 Houses Under 65m² in Rooftops and Attics

October 4, 2020 Matheus Pereira 0

When it comes to attics, we often imagine underused spaces in homes and buildings, such as warehouses or rooms that are exclusively used to shelter infrastructure systems. However, reflecting on the reuse of traditional attics in 19th-century Parisian buildings as housing, which is happening nowadays, one realizes that these spaces can be reinvented and, with a little creativity, they can provide impressive living spaces.

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Charaani Public Stairs / Emergent Vernacular Architecture (EVA Studio)

October 4, 2020 Andreas Luco 0

The Chaarani stairs are a UN-Habitat-funded public space project located in Qobbe, a low-income neighbourhood in Tripoli, Lebanon. Designed by EVA Studio and implemented by Solidarites International, the project consists of the rehabilitation of public stairs that run through the neighbourhood. These stairs are structurally vulnerable to flooding and other challenges, but are a key access as they connect this neighbourhood to Tripoli’s historic centre and the souks. The project takes on different challenges: from urban displacement and social integration between the host Lebanese community and Syrian refugees (who in this neighbourhood make up approximately 15% of the population) to post-conflict recovery. Located in close proximity to recent clashes between residents of two neigbouring areas, Jabal Mohsen and Tabanneh, inter-communal tensions and sectarian lines are layered, sometimes spilling over across invisible lines.

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Chongming Cultural Activity Center / Studio Ku Kan Nai

October 3, 2020 Collin Chen 0

In January 2018, the first time going to the Jianshe Town to visit the site, we drove from the green road into the Xiangpan highway. On one side of the road is the old factory area. The site of this project is located in the old garment factory. These buildings were built in the 1960s and 1970s which are a legacy of the planned economy era.