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ION Cheongdam Commercial Building / Urban Ark Architects

June 29, 2022 Hana Abdel 0

In the block behind the glamorous Cheongdam luxury fashion street in Gangnam, Seoul, there are still four to five-storey old residential buildings built in the early 90s along with trendy restaurants, cafes, and entertainment agencies that fill the alleys. Cheongdam area is read as fragmentary eye-catching images rather than as the continuity of the physical spaces. ‘urban ark architects (urban ark)’ were commissioned a project to combine two plots, each with old low-storey housing and a beauty parlor.

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Cotaparedes creates lofty living space in Guadalajara home

June 29, 2022 James Brillon 0
The Cave

Local studio Cotaparedes Arquitectos has completed a minimalist home in Mexico, placing the kitchen, living and dining room below grade to allow the space to open onto a tranquil courtyard. The project, which the studio dubbed “The Cave”, was completed in 2021 for a family living in the suburbs of Guadalajara, where the firm is

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Five Peaks Lookout / Scott | Edwards Architecture

June 29, 2022 Valeria Silva 0

Five Peaks Lookout sits at the heart of Oregon’s wine country in the Chehalem Mountains. Perched on a site offering expansive views of five different mountains (Jefferson, Hood, Adams, St. Helens, and Rainier), maximizing the scenery while maintaining an intimate connection to the sloped landscape posed a design challenge. With this challenge also came an opportunity to create a solution unique to the site and the client’s vision.

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The Dream Home Kit: It is finally here!

June 29, 2022 HD Staff 0

It may have taken us a while but we are proud to bring to you our very special Dream Home Kit, the most comprehensive home design resource kit ever assembled for the first-time homebuilder. This package has been diligently complied with three years in the making to offer an extensive set of design sources. It […]

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Açucena House / TETRO Arquitetura

June 29, 2022 Susanna Moreira 0

A place immersed in lush Atlantic Rainforest nature. A terrain filled with large leafy trees, foliage, shrubs, birds and wild animals. A challenging topography with a steep slope, characteristic of the Nova Lima region in Minas Gerais. This is the place where Casa Açucena is inserted.

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Parmer Ponds The Pitch / Mark Odom Studio

Mark Odom Studio repurposed shipping containers to create a one-of-a-kind experience at Austin’s exciting new hospitality complex Parmer Ponds The Pitch. The PitchAustin’s distinct hospitality and entertainment complex for Austin FC soccer fans and the community debuted this spring. The two-acre site is a one-of-a-kind destination hub for retail, food, office and outdoor gatherings served from flexible two-story repurposed shipping containers. The unique project was designed by Austin award-winning architecture and interiors firm, Mark Odom Studio.

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BIG “connects the past with the present” with Corten extension to Refugee Museum of Denmark

June 29, 2022 Tom Ravenscroft 0
Refugee Museum of Denmark by BIG

Architecture studio BIG has connected two former hospital buildings with a curved Corten steel extension to create a museum dedicated to refugees in Oksbøl, Denmark. Located on the site of Denmark’s largest world war two refugee camp in the west of the country, the renovated buildings and connecting extension now form a 1,600-square-metre home for the Refugee

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BIG “connects the past with the present” with Corten extension to Refugee Museum of Denmark

June 29, 2022 Tom Ravenscroft 0
Refugee Museum of Denmark by BIG

Architecture studio BIG has connected two former hospital buildings with a curved Corten steel extension to create a museum dedicated to refugees in Oksbøl, Denmark. Located on the site of Denmark’s largest world war two refugee camp in the west of the country, the renovated buildings and connecting extension now form a 1,600-square-metre home for the Refugee

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