Are your favorite houseplants outgrowing their pots? Are you thinking about investing in an indoor tree or other oversized plant? It might be time to upgrade your planter selection! In this post, we’ve collected attractive planters for every style. From beautiful handmade ceramic planters to lightweight plastic planters, from fun rustic designs to timeless traditional […]
Located in a residential condominium in the city of Campinas, in the interior of São Paulo, the exploration of the land made by the FGMF office consists of a residence designed as Casa Sombrero, with an organization focused on itself and focused on the integration of private indoor and outdoor spaces with an abundance of transparency and relationship with Juliana Freitas’ landscaping. The 1200m² plot was occupied longitudinally.
The idea was to create a space of well-being for the mind, body, and soul. A space where the dwellers can live with ease, love, joy, and happiness. A place where they can replenish and rejuvenate away from the energetic life, a place where they feel at home. We spent three months with our clients in order to understand their lifestyles, philosophy, dreams, desires, and motivations. The experience that they wanted to have and the emotions that they wanted to live were paramount to us. The challenge was to identify and understand the feelings of our clients and convert them into a residential house. In architecture, there is an old principle told by Louis Sullivan which is form and function.
by preserving the trees, santiago viale and associates achieved optimal thermal conditions, with the volume of vegetation functioning as the elemental solar protector.
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A void punctures the centre of this compact concrete home, which Japanese studio Noriaki Hanaoka Architecture has elevated over a sloping site in Chiba Prefecture. Called Torus House on account of its looped plan, the home occupies a site with a height difference of 10 metres – sitting level with the road to the north
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German studio Ingenhoven Architects has unveiled a pair of skyscrapers, including Japan’s tallest residential building, that are covered in planting on the lower levels. Set on either side of Tokyo’s tallest building – Toranomon Hills Tower designed by Japanese studio Nihon Sekkei – the pair of skyscrapers have a similar aesthetic, with one containing apartments and
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the architects of art sauna also designed serlachius museums’ timber-frame extension ‘the pavilion’, which opened in 2014.
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The project “Jardín de Sombras: Public Space as Infrastructure for Cities in the Desert” is located in a marginal area north of Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, and is part of the Urban Improvement Program of the Ministry of Agrarian, Territorial, Urban and Agricultural Development, together with the Faculty of Architecture of the UNAM. It received first place in the competition in the category of Public Space. Jardín de Sombras pursues three objectives: (1) Microclimatic: Improving the habitability of public space, (2) Socio-Environmental: Promoting social and environmental integration, (3) Resilience: Generating spaces that mitigate vulnerability to disasters.
In this episode of Houzz TV Live, London designer Yoko Kloeden gives a virtual tour of a compact Victorian row house she remodeled for a family of four. Kloeden extended the house to the side and rear to expand the kitchen…
This couple, one of whom runs her food business from home, were bursting out of their compact London row house. And with baby No. 2 on the way, they needed a skillful update that would give them more elbow room and entertaining space. They found inter…
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