Oblique Extension House / DHZ arquitectura
The Oblique Extension House comes from the need of the owners to recover a disused terrace of the master bedroom and generate a new deck on the ground floor.
Month: September 2022
An Eclectic House With A Courtyard In Kerala, India
Designed for Noufal Charan, his wife, and three children, House of Noufal reflects its owners natural curiosity, open mindset, and love for traveling. The homeowners’ main desire was that their 242 square meter home should be unique, even weird, and packed with surprises. The team at 3dor Concepts combined modern architecture with traditional Kerala architecture […]
House of Joaninha / A+
A refurbishment project is an opportunity to bring a new life into an existing building, changing the way it is used and updating it to today’s modern standards of living. At times, such work is carried out on a project that to start with has little or no (immediately perceived) architectural value, in other cases, the object of the refurbishment project may be a listed building or a monument, but in between the two, there are millions, and millions of well built (and well designed) structures that are all ready and in waiting to be requalified.
Iddis Norwegian Printing Museum and Norwegian Canning Museum / Eder Biesel Arkitekter
Charming wooden houses and canning factories have long dominated the cityscape of Stavanger and are an important part of the city’s history. Old Stavanger and the Norwegian Canning Museum are clear examples of the golden age of this industry from the 1870s to the 1970s and have become a major tourist attractions. The Norwegian Printing Museum is to be co-located with the existing Norwegian Canning Museum and together will tell about the industrial history of Stavanger during this time period in the new IDDIS Museum. The graphic industry developed in sync with the canning industry in Stavanger and is reflected on the tin can labels, called iddis in the local dialect.
modern and playful, this V-shaped house in poland optimizes natural light
V- shaped residence in Poland encapsulates modernity and playfulness. It optimizes natural daylight and is influenced by the surrounding landscape and the river.
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Ryuichi Sasaki completes angular mixed-use building near famous Tokyo temple
Japanese studio Ryuichi Sasaki Architecture has completed a mixed-use development in Tokyo comprising a community performance space and apartments housed in angular concrete volumes. The Ideareve-Ikegami building was designed by Ryuichi Sasaki Architecture to provide a cultural hub and accommodation in a predominantly residential neighbourhood in the city’s southern Ota Ward. The area is named
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Coventry City creates trio of Coventry Cathedral football kits to mark building’s 60th anniversary
English team Coventry City will play this season in football kits that were informed by the city’s Basil Spence-designed cathedral, which was consecrated in 1962. Designed by sports brand Hummel, the club’s home, away and third kits, as well as the goalkeeper shirts, for the 2022/2023 season all contain elements that were informed by the
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10 Inviting Screened-In Porches Ready for Fall (10 photos)
Changing leaves, crisp nights and hot apple cider make a screened-in porch the perfect place for enjoying fresh air in comfort. With autumn just around the corner, it’s time to start prepping the porch for the season. Check out how these 10 porches ar…
JJ House / AE-architecten
Located in the Macharius quarter, an area in the center of Ghent (Belgium) where the layers of the city’s history are most apparent, JJ House, a 19th-century terraced house, neighbors St Bavo’s Abbey and the former city slaughterhouse.
Staircase is a social space in Tokyo house by Kiri Architects
A large stairwell takes up a third of the living space in Light-Filled Stair Hall, a compact family home designed by Tokyo-based Kiri Architects. The 79-square-metre house, which is shortlisted in the Urban House category of Dezeen Awards 2022, provides a home for a family of four in Nishitōkyō – an area to the west
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