Month: July 2021

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Shire Space Research Office / Shire Space Research

July 2, 2021 Yu Xin Li 0

In the noise, you can feel at ease. This is our definition of such a first self-space. Life and growth, creation, and realization will be placed in it. When faced with this unbridled space for the first time, we try our best to realize the expression of self-spirit in space. So when the planning plan started, we abandoned all techniques except functionality. So simplicity, warmth, brightness, inclusion has become the main words of the expression space.

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Ross Barney Architects designs public park for city in Arkansas

July 2, 2021 India Block 0
Railyard in Arkansas

Railyard is a colourful public park by Chicago-based practice Ross Barney Architects straddling the railway line running through the city of Rogers in Arkansas. The five-acre park was designed as a series of plazas connected by walkways with sheltered benches, along with a children’s playground and a pavilion for live events. Ross Barney Architects designed

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California Baptist University spotlights ten student architecture projects

July 2, 2021 Dezeen staff 0

A museum dedicated to poetry, an airport with a courtyard and an urban agriculture development are included in Dezeen’s latest school show by architecture students at the California Baptist University. Also featured is an analysis of how daylight transcends through space and a women’s healthcare clinic in rural Rwanda. California Baptist University School: California Baptist

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Xcuyun House / BRUMA TALLER

July 2, 2021 Valeria Silva 0

Return to the origin. Back to stone and color. Back to artisanal. CASA XCUYUN is located in the town of the same name, to the northeast of Mérida City, Mexico. For the house’s design, it was essential to consider only 90 m2 of construction, those as a result of architectural program analysis and a fixed budget.

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“Recipes are important archives of where we come from and how we’ve evolved” says Sumayya Vally

July 2, 2021 Siufan Adey 0
Material Histories by Counterspace

In the final instalment of our exclusive video series with Counterspace founder Sumayya Vally, the South African architect discusses the role of recipes in her Material Histories project for the Istanbul Design Biennial. The Material Histories project comprised a series of abstract maps that depict the origins of popular dishes. The maps were printed on

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Industrial Accent Walls & Open Concept Bedrooms

July 2, 2021 HD Staff 0

While these two distinctive home interiors differ in scale and colour palette, they find common ground in sleek modern decor, industrial accent walls, and open concept bedroom designs. The first of our two featured home designs is a soothing pale grey interior with rugged exposed brickwork and a slatted wall bedroom design directly off the […]

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Roof Extension Wasserstrasse / Atelier Atlas Architektur

July 2, 2021 Andreas Luco 0

Densification in existing. Building with existing buildings is the ecological order of the day. Inner densification is the keyword. On Wasserstrasse in Basel’s St. Johann neighbourhood, Atelier Atlas Architektur has used a radical concept to add storeys to an existing apartment building from the late 19th century. In an inhabited state, socially and ecologically sustainable.

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Winners of the Media Architecture Awards

July 2, 2021 Jeroen Junte 0

The holocaust monument Levenslicht (Light of Life) consisting of 104.000 illuminating stones by Dutch artist Daan Roosegaarde won in the category Spatial Media Art, the biggest category of the Media Architecture Awards. The awards are handed out in 5 categories to the best projects in the integration of displays, interactive installations and other media into architectural structures, such as facades and urban screens.