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Days of ORIS 2024: Mary Anderson, Xu Tiantian and Alejandro Aravena

February 5, 2024 Rene Submissions 0

Since 2001, Days of Oris has brought together some of the world’s most interesting global architects, in Zagreb, Croatia. This year three global practices bring unique perspective from diverse geographies: Mary Anderson from Assemble (UK), a community oriented practice that does not only focus on the building, but rather on the social impact of their projects; Xu Tiantian from DnA Design and Architecture (China), with a focus on rural China and its communities, delivering an architecture with a strong identity; and Pritzker laureate Alejandro Aravena, whose practice ELEMENTAL (Chile) has brought new perspectives to social housing and public projects across the globe, focusing on the right answer that architecture should respond to.

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Days of ORIS 2024: Mary Anderson, Xu Tiantian and Alejandro Aravena

February 5, 2024 Rene Submissions 0

Since 2001, Days of Oris has brought together some of the world’s most interesting global architects, in Zagreb, Croatia. This year three global practices bring unique perspective from diverse geographies: Mary Anderson from Assemble (UK), a community oriented practice that does not only focus on the building, but rather on the social impact of their projects; Xu Tiantian from DnA Design and Architecture (China), with a focus on rural China and its communities, delivering an architecture with a strong identity; and Pritzker laureate Alejandro Aravena, whose practice ELEMENTAL (Chile) has brought new perspectives to social housing and public projects across the globe, focusing on the right answer that architecture should respond to.

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Product Of The Week: A Cute Husky Coffee Mug

February 5, 2024 HD Staff 0

If you’re a dog lover with a penchant for whimsy, this adorable coffee mug is sure to bring a smile to your face with every sip. Get it here. Recommended Reading:  50 Cool And Unique Coffee Mugs For more regular updates from Home Designing, join us on Facebook. If you are reading this through e-mail, […]

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Praia JK Sports Complex / Soek Arquitetura

February 5, 2024 Pilar Caballero 0

Guided by temporality, the project of the Praia JK sand sports complex was conceived by Soek Arquitetura to occupy a vacant lot on one of the main avenues of the city of São Paulo. Developed to remain on the lot for a limited but indefinite time, the project used pre-fabricated and modular solutions and construction systems, allowing for efficient and swift assembly and future dismantling.

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Praia JK Sports Complex / Soek Arquitetura

February 5, 2024 Pilar Caballero 0

Guided by temporality, the project of the Praia JK sand sports complex was conceived by Soek Arquitetura to occupy a vacant lot on one of the main avenues of the city of São Paulo. Developed to remain on the lot for a limited but indefinite time, the project used pre-fabricated and modular solutions and construction systems, allowing for efficient and swift assembly and future dismantling.

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Hospice Het Tweede Thuis / Marc Prosman Architecten

February 5, 2024 Pilar Caballero 0

Hospice Tweede Thuis is located in scenic Westerland near de Waddenzee in the Netherlands. A place that includes tranquility and solace and where people can be surrounded by their loved ones while getting professional and voluntary care in their final phase of life. Hospice also offers respite care as a support for informal caregivers.

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Slow uses charred wood to clad “hut-like” home in Japan

February 5, 2024 Jon Astbury 0

Local practice Slow has created a family home in Nagoya, Japan, which has a raw exterior of blackened wood and corten steel topped with an overhanging pitched roof. Occupying a slightly raised corner plot bordered by roads, Slow gave the home, named Yamaguchicho House, an almost windowless exterior for privacy, making use of skylights to illuminate its “healing”,

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Slow uses charred wood to clad “hut-like” home in Japan

February 5, 2024 Jon Astbury 0

Local practice Slow has created a family home in Nagoya, Japan, which has a raw exterior of blackened wood and corten steel topped with an overhanging pitched roof. Occupying a slightly raised corner plot bordered by roads, Slow gave the home, named Yamaguchicho House, an almost windowless exterior for privacy, making use of skylights to illuminate its “healing”,

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Zooco Estudio resurrects “vestige of the past” for brutalist restaurant

February 5, 2024 Shona Jackson 0

Madrid-based Zooco Estudio has created a striking restaurant within the Cantabrian Maritime Museum in Santander, Spain, that celebrates the building’s brutalist architecture. The restaurant is set within a dramatic vault of concrete paraboloids that were unearthed during the renovation, while a slatted timber ceiling pays homage to the area’s shipbuilding legacy. Overlooking the tranquil waters

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