The Project is situated in Tetuan Street in Santander. It is one of the main spots of the gastronomy activity in the whole city where the traditional seafood restaurant are abundant. “La Hermosa de Alba” proposes a different cuisine, based on the product of the land and applying different culinary techniques, in a casual, innovative and fresh environment.
The project started from a small two storey building located at the end of a narrow and deep lot, integrated in an uncharacterized urban area of the city. It was from this context that the spatial organization of the house was developed, being defined by 3 concrete volumes strategically positioned from the existing volumetry, creating a patio and taking advantage of the interiority resulting from this disposition. These volumes, which concentrate all the support areas of the house, define, among themselves, the main living areas of the house.
In Louisiana Channel’s latest interview, Indian architect Anupama Kundoo shares her thoughts on the importance of observing the surroundings from the perspective of time and its imprint on matter. “Before humans, there was an architecture that life itself creates,” says the architect discussing the natural world as a source of inspiration, pointing out that one “can see the same question already solved by nature”.
This week on Dezeen, we announced the winners of the Dezeen Awards in a series of online shows presented by BBC radio presented Lionheart. On Monday, The Red Roof by TAA Design was named architecture project of the year, while an affordable device for detecting HIV by London-based designer Hans Ramzan won design project of the year on
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An old abbey. The few historical buildings make space clearly for a cross-shaped building. A shifted cross. At the same time, the right corner giving space to the most original buildings.
the huge hollowed-out corner is specially designed to create a natural cooling effect and reduce energy consumption.
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Delicately excavated from the natural grounds of Jordan’s Wadi Rum, Jordanian architect Rasem Kamal transformed the phrase of “form follows function” into “subtraction follows function”, emphasizing the relationship between external form and internal space with a resort that promises a sanctuary both above and underground.
alexander kovpak and his team use the volume of the dwelling to divide the site, introducing an interstitial courtyard zone.
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Coffee culture in Bangkok has until recently involved the idea of spending time in a space which has a clear definition of what Thai people believe a café to be. Coffee No. 9 in Soi Ari, with its limited space, needed to go against this trend and looked for cues overseas where the focus was more on the drink and less about the time spent.
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