Month: July 2022

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Mango Teen Store / Masquespacio

July 29, 2022 Clara Ott 0

The project starts with the aim proposed by Mango to develop the space identity for its new Mango Teen shops in collaboration with its internal team. Previously, Mango’s team already had developed a series of pop-ups to test several parameters for its new design. Amongst them, the use of color was highlighted as one of the most relevant in their temporary stores. On the other side in the briefing, it was specified that the store needed to have a high experiential and interactive attraction. 

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Mumbai Metro / Archohm

July 29, 2022 Valeria Silva 0

Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority is also set to open the first few metro lines. These stations are designed by architecture practice Studio Archohm. Mumbai metro stations have been designed with a variety of crucial details in mind, from vertical louvers that give a monolithic appearance to the actual frames that provide much-needed rain and sun protection.

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Sense of the Sea Café / JOHO Architecture

July 28, 2022 Bianca Valentina Roșescu 0

Site context and design prototype. EL 16.52 is a coffee shop located off the coast of Songdo, Busan, South Korea. EL stands for altitude above sea level, and 16.52 signifies the altitude level of the underground floor where the main building was built. The meaning lies in the context of the National Geopark to which this site belongs is architecturally implied, and the temporal nature of this stratum is intended to be contained in the meaning of altitude above sea level. The construction here was to interpret the difference in level between geopark, sea, and land in the sense of architectural archetype and ultimately maximize it commercially.

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HAS design and research Studio / HAS design and research

July 28, 2022 Andreas Luco 0

HAS design and research Studio also called Phetkasem Artist Studio, is hidden in the residential suburbs of Bangkok, and is a typical commercial housing in Thailand. This commercial housing typology was mass-produced by developers 30 years ago, and it instantly spread to numerous capital cities in Southeast Asia, resulting in a sense of indifference to cityscapes. Yet, in this village, the residents exhibit a different lifestyle from the typical residential units. They built fences to obtain a larger garage area, added roofs for more storage space, and extended rain sheds to meet the flexibility of the ground-level commercial possibilities. In addition, they used potted plants, which sometimes even obstructed the roads, to satisfy their vision of small gardens.

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American architects select the country’s 10 most influential buildings

July 28, 2022 Ben Dreith 0
Glass House by Philip Johnson

Philip Johnson’s Glass House and a Frank Lloyd Wright home are among the buildings that leading American architects have selected as the USA’s most significant pieces of architecture of all time. Dezeen asked 10 American architects, including American Institute of Architects (AIA) president Kimberly Dowdell and veteran New York architect Robert AM Stern, to name the US building project that

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Dezeen Debate newsletter features Australia’s first Pride Centre

July 28, 2022 Serena Lawrance 0

The latest edition of Dezeen Debate features Australia’s first purpose-built Pride Centre. Subscribe to Dezeen Debate now. Australia’s first purpose-built pride centre was unveiled in Melbourne. The Victorian Pride Centre is a five-story building dedicated to offering LGBTQ+ communities a number of services and safe spaces. L-shaped in plan, the centre incorporates tubular openings across its facade,

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CHANGe UP Ground Educational and Research Facilities / POSCO A&C

July 28, 2022 Hana Abdel 0

Platform for Communication – CHANGe UP Ground, a start-up support center planned for Pohang University of Science and Technology as a research-oriented space preparing for the future industry, is a central hub for fostering start-up venture companies. It should be the center of youth start-up programs as a space where research in various fields is exchanged and communicated. The space of the start-up support center should be an architecture that creates a platform where venture boxes gather and become one. The platform of the start-up support center is open and suggests a method of converging across each other.

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Sanders Architecture places glazed bridge on ash-clad Austin home

July 28, 2022 Jenna McKnight 0
Pemberton Heights

US studio Sanders Architecture included a glazed bridge for a Texas house wrapped in tan-grey brick and thermally modified ash that will weather over time. Pemberton Heights House sits on the western slope of Shoal Creek in Austin, amongst a copse of heritage live oak trees that are endemic to the region. “The footprint of

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