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Monumental brick arches outline London townhouses by The DHaus Company

March 19, 2023 Amy Frearson 0

Architecture studio The DHaus Company has completed The Arches, a row of six brick-clad townhouses in a north London conservation area. Replacing a derelict petrol station, the terrace is named after the monumental arches that form the facades of each partially sunken, three-level home. The DHaus Company designed the row to echo its surroundings, which

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Lumit Art High School / Lukkairoinen Architects

March 19, 2023 Elisabeth Kostina 0

At Lumit High School, you can enjoy great theatre performances, experience a sense of belonging and togetherness, as well as listen to spontaneous music performances during break times. The Kuopio Art High School, which has moved into a new building, is a nationally significant contribution to the teaching and learning of the performing arts. The 600-student high school specializes in creative subjects such as music, dance, and expressive arts. Inaugurated in autumn 2022, it will be the first completed part of the Kuopionlahti waterfront development. It will also be the first new school building in central Kuopio in 100 years.

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Ten interiors featuring natural materials and timeless accents

March 19, 2023 Dezeen staff 0

For this special lookbook sponsored by Danish design company D Line, we’ve selected ten interiors that showcase architectural details by the brand including door handles, taps and drawer pulls. Door furniture and other pieces of practical hardware provide the finishing touches to interior schemes, and can create physical touchpoints that play a significant role in

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Gray House / RS + Robert Skitek

March 19, 2023 Thuto Vilakazi 0

The monochromatic house was built on a flat plot, with an entrance from the south side, in the urbanizing part of Świerczyniec. The L-shaped layout of the building makes the garden zone hidden from the street. The layout of the building is rotated according to the directions of the world. Thanks to it, the garden zone with the terrace is exposed to sunlight earlier.

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KOT Architects creates “cosy and inviting” showroom for Dior

March 19, 2023 Alice Finney 0

Architecture studio KOT Architects has designed a creamy showroom-cum-office inside a new building in Tel Aviv for French fashion house Dior. Situated on the 17th floor of a newly built office block, the showroom, which features a large birch plywood bookcase and neutral colours, was designed to simulate the comforting feeling of a home. “The

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The Breathing House / AANGAN Architects

March 19, 2023 Hana Abdel 0

The Breathing House in a “ફળીયા” sits on a 300-square-meter plot within a residential neighborhood in Gujarat’s diamond hub, Surat. The design of this linear house in the traditional village street now engulfed by urban development is an attempt to create a balance between the traditional lifestyle of the user as well as their modern aspirations. The heart of the house is a court punctured in the center of this linear space which brings in ample light to the indoors. The Swing and the Dining platform allow spontaneous activities in the court and give a feel of the garden within the bungalow. The court keeps the North open for day-long natural light and is the social hub of the house.

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Tom and Jerry Hostel / DL Atelier

March 19, 2023 Collin Chen 0

B&B and Games – At the end of 2020, near the Great Wall at Shuiguan in Huairou, Beijing, we designed three projects for Xiaoxi B&B simultaneously, perhaps it is more appropriate to call them rural hotels than B&Bs. I have designed and run such hotels before, and I would love to have a unique living experience of “breaking away from daily life” and a lifestyle of “here and now”. Architecture, as a carrier of this conception, is not a “home building” in the first place, for it holds little real life and memory of the owner, instead it resembles a “theme park” with the characteristics above, a reciprocating game between reality and fantasy. Since it is a game, there must be rules. The owner’s requirements are simple: to keep the characters of the three existing houses. And we will make up the rules.