Lysal Pavilion represents a sublime integration of modern architecture and the surrounding nature in the idyllic Lundby Krat, stretching beautifully southeast of Aalborg in Denmark. This unique residence is not just a home but almost a living symbiosis between human-made structures and the beauty found in the surrounding landscape. Located amid a clearing in the forest, Lysal Pavilion stands as an elegant and inviting sanctuary from the busy world outside.
When planning the Mindszentyneum, the goal from the beginning was to create an open, inclusive building, that continues the socially sensitive approach to urban development, which was left to us by the ancestors of the city, including the namesake József Mindszenty, the later Archbishop of Esztergom. Behind the structure that falls on the facade as a strict veil, open spaces both horizontally and vertically welcome the visitor and create a connection between the disjointed neighborhoods, building parts, and functions.
The existing apartment, measuring 85 sqm, is the result of the division into two a large apartment with two opposed façades to Enric Granados Street and a generous interior courtyard in the Ensanche Derecho of Barcelona. The outcome of the division distorted the original flat, which enjoyed its access at its center. Now, the access is located at the interior end of the apartment, driving the natural flow towards the exit to a spacious interior gallery room overlooking the big interior courtyard. The existing flooring, consisting of a rich variety of ‘nolla’ mosaics with drawings and colors of great value, was preserved.
The artist’s residence and atelier is an exploration of modernism in the tropical context of Kerala. The plan of the residence is composed of a cluster of additive forms with juxtaposing geometries. The auspicious line running along the east-west direction sets the composition of the clustered forms.
The project is located within the Xiangshan Art Commune in the Xihu District of Hangzhou, which has been in a state of waiting for commercial development for many years since its construction. This project is now under the responsibility of the Dexing Group of Industry, Business, and Culture for the construction and operation of the art spaces within it. The project involves the renovation of the architectural facades, landscaping, and interior transformation of four factory-style buildings, of which the four rooms are being transformed into contemporary art exhibition halls, while the ground floor is being renovated into an art merchandise store.
“The BIT Wardha academic block was a result of a social endeavor spearheaded by the Shiksha Mandal organization. Initiated at a time when similar educational institutes were being pulled down due to a lack of fresh enrollment, the client, a century-old organization based in Wardha, advocated for quality and affordable education in India. They suggested that a unique style of educational propagation and architecture would help dictate their vision of an engineering college for a small town like Wardha. Thus, the Bajaj Institute of Technology came into being.
New York studio Alda Ly Architecture has designed a taproom for female- and veteran-owned brewery Talea in the city’s West Village neighbourhood, which includes a place for groups to “scheme”. Talea West Village is the beer company’s third outpost and its first Manhattan location, following two established in Brooklyn. The space is located in a
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Located in the heart of Viet Tri City, Phu Tho, Viet Tri House occupies a land area of 97.5m2, with a width of 5m and a length of 19.5m. I.HOUSE was assigned to renovate and expand the living space while establishing a seamless and amicable connection with the homeowner’s existing residence.
History. This house from the 1950s and 1980s is exemplary among many existing objects that are getting on in years. They need modernization and must be adapted to new styles or concepts of living, to demographic change and, above all, to efficient energy-saving measures.
Albert and Ariadna have finally found the house of their dreams: a farmhouse to rehabilitate with their own hands to achieve the most efficient and healthy home possible.
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