rafael viñoly architects has unveiled the design for a new terminal at amerigo vespucci airport in florence, with a vineyard-topped roof.
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Embracing the nuanced palette of timber, the Japandi aesthetic unfolds with evolved subtlety in these two homes. Beyond the seamless blend of Scandinavian functionality and Japanese minimalism lies a deliberate homage to wood in all its tactile glory. Here, material warmth is not merely a backdrop but the protagonist in a story of space, light, […]
Built from scratch, this 400 m² house located in the heart of São Paulo (Brazil) has 3 levels: a garage on the lower floor, a social area on the ground floor, and a private wing on the upper floor. The concept was to provide all the warmth and brightness of a beach house in the city, using natural materials such as stones, wood, and bricks. The recreational complex is comprehensive and includes a barbecue area, an outdoor swing, and a pool with a suspended deck and spa. The high ceilings allow for abundant natural light and cross ventilation.
The Context. Our history with the homeless in the care of Sister Małgorzata Chmielewska and her Foundation Chleb Życia began in 2018. Then, for the first time, we visited shelters for the homeless and sick in Warsaw and shelter for the homeless and disabled in Jankowice. One year later, in 2019 a new house for the homeless in Jankowice was opened and two years later a tiny one in Niegorzyce. In 2021 the Foundation received a plot of land in Warsaw from the city government to build a modern shelter. The new building was supposed to replace two shelters for men and women which were in very bad condition and were planned to be closed at the beginning of 2023.
internally, the uneven roof creates an intriguing interplay with daylight as it filters through, creating a sense of holiness and tranquility.
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Funnel-shaped concrete skylights illuminate a plant-filled courtyard at the centre of this home in Bangalore, India, which has been designed by local studio A Threshold to “blur boundaries between the inside and outside”. Named Ineffable Light, the four-storey family home is located on a tight urban plot with neighbouring buildings on three sides, which required
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four rectilinear wings extend from the central space, housing four bedrooms and a garage.
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Dutch firm UNStudio has revealed plans for the Seoul Twin Eye Ferris wheel in Seoul, which will consist of an intersecting double-ring structure perched atop a cultural complex. Designed in collaboration with Arup and Heerim Architects, the 220-metre-high Ferris wheel will be built alongside the city’s World Cup Stadium along the Han River. When complete
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the compact sauna with a cave-like interior adopts a minimalist material and color palette to provide a tranquil space for relaxation and therapy.
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British architecture practice Studio Bark has worked with students from the University of East London to devise a roof-supporting column with otherwise unusable timber at a site within ancient English woodland. Named Spindles, the project, which borrowed techniques from local chair making traditions, involved using small pieces of shaped wood to make a roof-supporting column.
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