the apartments are stacked on top of each other in a free-flowing arrangement, forming generous green spaces in between.
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Local studio GO’C drew on the aesthetics of a 1930s gas station to create Mini Mart City Park, a community arts centre in Seattle that aims to show the potential of remediated brownsites. Developed in collaboration with the artist collective SuttonBeresCuller, Mini Mart City Park is a “community-focused pocket park and cultural center” meant to
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The house is located in the Tebet area and appears towering with a black checkered facade pattern that seems unique compared to the surrounding houses. Starting from an existing house inhabited by a main family, the client wanted a house with a concept that emphasizes space compactivity, ventilation, and maximum natural lighting. To answer these problems and needs, the architect tried to reuse the demolition of the existing house by applying the split-level concept. With an area of 185m2, the building mass is divided into 2 parts which are connected by an open space in the middle.
The latest edition of our Dezeen Debate newsletter features a mass-timber tenement-style housing development by Scottish studio Fraser/Livingstone. Subscribe to Dezeen Debate now. Designed by the studio as a contemporary addition to the historic site, the building is Scotland’s first developer-led, mass-timber housing development in Edinburgh. Named Simon Square, it consists of six flats and replaces
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US studio Desai Chia Architecture has completed the Roxbury House, a weekend retreat for gallery owners that features courtyards for exhibiting artwork and a guesthouse designed for an artist in residence. Named after the town where it is located, the project is set on a bucolic, 12-acre (five-hectare) property in western Connecticut. Manhattan-based Desai Chia
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Outsized & Authentic: SWEETS BANK is a Must-See Stop – The social media-friendly SWEETS BANK project is a mixed-use facility based on the concept of “a large living room in the city.” The site’s outsized, but carefully designed tables and chairs are intended as an expression of the Shunkado corporate slogan: “We want people to spend family time at the table with sweets.” In the modern age of social media, in which a single photo can instantly capture hearts and minds, the image of the building itself becomes the medium, attracts people to regional cities, and creates memorable experiences for posting to the world.
Big box buildings sited on abandoned industrial lots can bring new retail amenities to historically underserved neighborhoods, but their associated surface parking lots can negatively impact urban street life. The Block, a 49-unit mixed-use multifamily building situated on an existing surface parking lot in Philadelphia’s Callowhill zone, bridges that gap, adding density and supporting pedestrian walkability while taking advantage of existing car-centric development in a novel typology.
the residential complex introduces an upside-down layout with the common zones on the upper exposed level and the private rooms in brickwork beneath.
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When we think of the neoclassical aesthetic, we imagine elegant interiors with intricately detailed backdrops and a reserved palette for the most part. Furniture is beautiful, though sometimes a little predictable. The atmosphere is formal, often lacking a little warmth. Today, we’re about to challenge those preconceptions with a lively neoclassical interior. Visualized by Elemental […]
The project involves designing a block of 18 apartments for vacation purposes for a development agency located in Aldea Zamá, south of Tulum, Mexico. The site is characterized by tropical vegetation and soft soil, it is located about a hundred meters from the main beach. The vegetation includes native shrubs and tall palm trees, most of which need to be preserved. A panoramic view of wild garden-like vegetation can be seen from the main floor, and from the upper levels one can see treetops and views of the ocean.
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