With a total land area of 300 sqm, the owner only needs half of it for the main activities of the house, while the rest is planned as family recreation areas such as sports, gatherings, and playing. The first floor is elongated to the right side of the land. Initially, the mass of the second floor was positioned the same as the first floor, but we wanted to slightly ‘play’ on the massing by rotating it 90 degrees so that it is transverse to the site.
As the war in Ukraine enters its second year, Dezeen spoke to the architects and designers already working to rebuild their homeland. In a demonstration of remarkable Ukrainian resilience, several rebuilding initiatives are taking place across the country despite continued Russian attacks on civilian areas. “Life doesn’t wait for anyone, and it will not wait
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Tiny house is conceived as a rest house, with a limited time and budget for construction, for which the work had the challenge of being carried out over a few weeks, this was possible thanks to the modulation of the design and the precast structure.
Built with rammed earth, this extraordinary home design appears to organically extrude from the landscape. Inside the home, the rammed earth construction is left exposed, creating a warm and textural backdrop throughout. To maintain this unique element as the focus of the home design, additional decor is subtle. Natural wood, marble, and travertine complement the […]
Atelier LAVIT has sent us images of their latest project LILELO / Little Leisure Lodge, which is an eco-hotel made up of four independent cabins. Three of the cabins are dedicated to housing suites, with the fourth cabin acting as a common area with a generous outdoor space and a large kitchen. It was conceived […]
Cidade BI4All is an industrial reconversion project for an IT services company. The project proposes new habits of shared labor, reinventing working relations towards the flexibility of space and time, especially from the perspective of the (post-)pandemic world that we are globally experiencing.
Providur’s Palace is the most recently renovated part of an integrated architectural complex in the historic center of Zadar. Together with the previously renovated Rector’s Palace, it now forms a new city institution, Two Palaces – a contemporary intervention within the renovated historical landmarks. This newborn nexus of art and culture stretches over an area of ten thousand square meters.
the trapezoidal cabins widen on the glazed side, offering guests secluded views of the forest.
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the CUBE experiments with new carbon concrete building material on dresden university campus.
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The Abrahamic Family House, an interfaith complex designed by architect David Adjaye that contains a church, a synagogue and a mosque, has opened in Abu Dhabi. Located on Saadiyat Island – a cultural hub positioned off the coast of Abu Dhabi – the project incorporates three separate houses of worship for the three Abrahamic religions Christianity,
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