KOKAGE” is a project that proposes a new form of local medical care and community welfare in Kure City, Hiroshima Prefecture, with a “system of exchange where everyone can easily gather” that transcends social barriers, and is led by a medical corporation with the philosophy of a “community symbiosis society” that allows people of all ages and both sexes to live their lives as they see fit.
the facade of ‘sneglehusene’ by BIG presents a distinctive checkered pattern thanks to the recurrence of two different types of housing modules.
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Urban landmark at a crossroad overlooking a lush forest – Studio Tanta is a recording studio that stands at the corner of a crossroad looking over the lush forest of Yoyogi Park, and is envisioned to become a cultural communication hub. Unlike conventional recording studios, Studio Tanta features an open lounge and restaurant surrounded by greenery, in addition to acoustic spaces that could be used for a variety of programs and intentions. The lounge and restaurant add value to the recording studio building, which nurtures music that would be engraved in one’s memory and inherited by the next generation.
The project is a reinterpretation of nature inspired by the relationships between straight lines and planes. The space was intended to be expressed as monochrome, and it was challenging to experiment with different textures to express the same color.
Brazilian studio Gusmão Otero Arquitetos Associados has completed a campus for the Pequeno Príncipe School on the outskirts of the city of Ribeirão Preto using concrete and prefabricated panels. The campus was completed earlier this year for the institution, which serves children from elementary school through high school. The campus encompasses four main buildings, totalling
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hesters oyon architectes use ethical bio-based materials to reconstruct and extend grandes terres primary school.
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Architecture as Space, Architecture as Product – There are two major attitudes towards ‘executing architecture’: designing architecture as space and designing architecture as a product. Many architects and studios in the schools emphasize ‘architecture as space’. Taking the proverb, ‘the use of the bowl is in its void’, for example, they tend to denigrate morphism and functionalist architecture in favor of a ‘sense of place and atmosphere that is often difficult to define. However, these two attitudes are not superior, opposite, or incompatible. Those who speak of architecture as space place their weight on history, memory, tradition, context, place, and so on, and those who design architecture as a product concentrate on function, performance, form, material, technology, tectonics, and details. The architecture of the former is usually studied through perspective drawings, and the hand sketches of the architect, and the latter is usually expressed through bird’s-eye views, isometrics, and exploded drawings. Of course, the former is more interested in sensitivity and the artistic, and the latter is more interested in reason, technology, and the scientific.
San Francisco-based Studio Terpeluk has renovated and expanded Redwood House in Noe Valley with redwood interiors and terraces. The three-storey Redwood House was originally designed by American architect Albert Lanier and sculptor Ruth Asawa in a hilly San Francisco neighbourhood characterised by Victorian and Edwardian houses. Studio Terpeluk was selected to expand the 1976 house
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with its clustered volumes and delicate skybridge, the architecture seems to float above the city of shenzhen.
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A green couch can communicate the uplifting essence of nature in striking olive, forest, and moss tones, making them a harmonious choice for a living space. They can also convey regal jewel tones that will take a decor scheme instantly upmarket, particularly when combined with a classic tufted finish or a sleek silhouette. It’s tempting […]
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