mary street house, a project by edition office, stands as a contemporary renovation of a well-worn federation era home in australia.
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Architect Patty Hopkins and lighting designer Michael Anastassiades have been awarded OBEs in King Charles III’s New Year Honours list. Also recognised in the list were designers Samuel Ross and Frances Mary Sorrell, along with architect Audley English and Create Streets founder Nicholas Boys Smith. Architect Patty Hopkins, who founded Hopkins Architects with her husband
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The Sky Light Gallery consists of a composition of abstract geometric forms that compliment the picturesque landscape of Mentougou on the outskirts of Beijing. The building is sited on an elevated location that overlooks the grounds of TANKO Park. Sky Light Gallery anchors the culmination of a prominent park route and functions as a hub for exhibitions and events
The Sky Light Gallery consists of a composition of abstract geometric forms that compliment the picturesque landscape of Mentougou on the outskirts of Beijing. The building is sited on an elevated location that overlooks the grounds of TANKO Park. Sky Light Gallery anchors the culmination of a prominent park route and functions as a hub for exhibitions and events
situated amidst the postcard landscapes of huzhou, this ‘cipo laoling’ hotel takes shape with architecture by jumping house lab.
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American architecture studio Far + Dang has created Linear Cabin in the Woods for multiple families, using black metal to help the elongated building disappear into its natural setting. Tucked into a forested site, the project is located in Broken Bow, a town in southeastern Oklahoma that sits within the foothills of the Kiamichi Mountains.
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American architecture studio Far + Dang has created Linear Cabin in the Woods for multiple families, using black metal to help the elongated building disappear into its natural setting. Tucked into a forested site, the project is located in Broken Bow, a town in southeastern Oklahoma that sits within the foothills of the Kiamichi Mountains.
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Nestled within a 215 square meter expanse, this modern minimalist home by Tafy Design is a testament to the harmony between form and function. Designed for a young family with two daughters, it offers a peaceful retreat from the bustle of everyday life. The space is a celebration of open plan living, where light dances […]
On a rectangular plot with a steep slope, this project sought to meet the needs of a family from São Paulo looking for leisure and rest on the weekends. In a privileged location, with a view and orientation to the north at the back, the main request of the future residents was a cozy, open, spacious house that included two main activities: sports and parties.
The redesign of the existing warehouse to house the Newe company headquarters stands out for the introduction of a new volume that encompasses all scheduled activities. It is a box inserted inside another, providing a unique spatial dynamic, characterized by a longitudinal format. This internal layout creates an environment of arrival, welcome and interaction. The architectural proposal incorporates the strategic use of translucent tiles on the roof, in addition to front and side panels made of cobogós. These elements are used with the aim of maximizing the entry of natural light onto the two main surfaces of the external box. This approach not only promotes natural lighting, but also facilitates connection with the adjacent gardens, present on the borders of the space.
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