Month: May 2023

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Haikou Jiangdong Huandao Experimental School / TAO (Trace Architecture Office)

May 27, 2023 Collin Chen 0

Trace Architecture Office (TAO)’s latest school project—Haikou Jiangdong Huandao Experimental School is currently in use. Located in Haikou, Hainan, China, the campus includes a high school and student dormitory for 48 high school classes, and a kindergarten for 18 kindergarten classes, with a total floor area of 64,700 square meters. This is TAO’s second educational project in Haikou, which is another creative practice of exploring links between education and architecture with respect to the local context.

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MyouKei-An House / kvalito

May 26, 2023 Pilar Caballero 0

MyouKei-An” is a small one-story wooden house designed as a retirement retreat for a retiring 12th-generation female priest. The site was located along the approach to the temple, which has limited space. Originally, a prefabricated warehouse and a garage had been built there, so it was important to create a house and at the same time, to improve the landscape of the temple grounds.

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MyouKei-An House / kvalito

May 26, 2023 Pilar Caballero 0

MyouKei-An” is a small one-story wooden house designed as a retirement retreat for a retiring 12th-generation female priest. The site was located along the approach to the temple, which has limited space. Originally, a prefabricated warehouse and a garage had been built there, so it was important to create a house and at the same time, to improve the landscape of the temple grounds.

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Taller Héctor Barroso uses rammed earth to create Mexican tennis venue

May 26, 2023 Jenna McKnight 0

Earthen walls blend with a desert landscape at the Cabo Sports Complex, which was designed by Mexican firm Taller Héctor Barroso to host the region’s annual tennis tournament. Located in Los Cabos – a city in the state of Baja California Sur – the complex sits on a cacti-dotted site near the beach. Mexico City’s Taller Héctor

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Studio AR13 / AR13

May 26, 2023 Valeria Silva 0

AR13 is established with the moral of giving back to society through its architectural design. One of the representations is their architectural studio itself which is a convertible space to work, play and congregate in an organized urban patch. The principal architects of AR13 have their different areas of interest other than architecture and interior; considering the same the space is designed as an open studio with different possible natures. Located on an internal road of a finely defined urban grid of Vadodara, the architectural studio is built in an east-facing rectangular plot with an area of around 2600 sqft shares a common wall with open plots in the west and south direction while the north side abutted with a residential building.

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Dumican Mosey includes red staircase for “sculptural relief” in San Francisco renovation

May 26, 2023 Kate Mazade 0

Local studio Dumican Mosey has completed a renovation of a 1907 house with a four-storey, red staircase in San Francisco’s Russian Hill neighbourhood. Dumican Mosey completed the 3,300-square foot (300-square metre) house, named the Red Stair House, in 2022. The completed residence preserved the original building footprint but expanded the living space by excavating a

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Unpacking the Elements of Successful Beige Interiors

May 26, 2023 HD Staff 0

Two home designs, each unique in layout, furniture, and features, are united by their enveloping beige and natural wood tone color schemes. These two shining examples of contemporary home design are brimming with ideas to help us create our own beige living spaces, bedrooms, and bathrooms, so, let’s unpack the elements. The first in our […]

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Louzada House / Galeria 733

May 26, 2023 Susanna Moreira 0

Louzada House was built on the south coast of Brazil, in the Maritime Condominium, in Tramandaí. The lot is surrounded by exuberant native vegetation on the north and west faces; in the south, an extensive lagoon can be seen on the horizon. Two fundamental requests guided the design decisions: that the house be really private, not exposed to the street, and that the views of the trees and the lagoon be maximized.