RT2 Apartments / Jorge Urias Studio
RT2 Apartments is a new multifamily project within the Real de las Torres residential complex in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico.
Month: September 2024
stainless steel and mirrors reflect keburia retail space’s futuristic interior in georgia
digital monitors around the floor edges, adding a modern twist to the store’s interior.
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PZ HOUSE / mf+arquitetos
Located at the Jurumirim dam, in Avaré, the weekend house was designed with the aim of offering the family an ideal refuge amid the tranquility of nature. The relationship with the dam was a determining factor in the project concept, ensuring that the landscape was always present, visible from any point of the residence. This integration with water was one of the main pillars that guided the conception of the architectural design.
Luxurious Coastal Living: Modern Two-Storey Cape Town Villa with Panoramic Ocean Views and Wellness Amenities
In Cape Town, South Africa, Lion’s View is a spectacular home with breathtaking views of the ocean. ARRCC Interiors was brought on board to renovate the original two-story home into an expansive three-level residence that would accommodate wellness amenities for the family. The extra floor also enhances the stature of the contemporary abode, giving it […]
Studio Terratects nestles earthy home into Keralan forest
Indian practice Studio Terratects has completed Urul, a house on a forested site in Kerala, India, which features a mud-plastered interior. Designed for a client engaged in environmentalism, the home in Wayanad has a natural material palette intended to evoke nature as much as possible. Studio Terratects has also celebrated local craftsmanship and “artisanal techniques”
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aedas’ rippling terminal for yantai penglai airport echoes nearby mountainscape
sporting an E-shaped layout, the expansion increases the airport’s capacity to 23 million passengers and 200,000 tons of cargo annually.
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One Za’abeel voted best skyscraper of the past year by Dezeen readers
Japanese studio Nikken Sekkei’s skyscraper in Dubai with a 230-metre-long skybridge has pipped BIG’s first supertall to be named Dezeen readers’ favourite new skyscraper. To mark World Skyscraper Day today, we invited readers to vote for the best tall building completed in the past year from a shortlist of 10 that included projects by Snøhetta,
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Bathroom of the Week: Marble Tile Creates a Bright and Fresh Look (6 photos)
These homeowners disliked the mostly brown and tan finishes and bulky features in their primary bathroom. The couple’s designer, Chad Esslinger, describes the space a bit more bluntly. “Outdated and dismal,” he says. To freshen up the look and feel, t…
ZUR3 Data Center / Gruner&Friends
The Data Center ZUR3 is designed and planned in an integrated BIM system for Digital Realty. The building is strategically located next to the Zurich Airport, connecting the existing Data Centers which are all important keystones for the expansion and future development of the new innovative campus. Adjacent to ZUR3, the 26,000 sqm mixed-use development “Meet“ project, designed by the Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto, will house retail, recreational, and commercial/working spaces.
“Instead of the restrictive modernist concept of heritage, how about a postmodern one?”
An updated, postmodern value framework for architecture preservation is needed to protect buildings that are young or ubiquitous as well as those that are exceptional, writes Owen Hopkins. It’s not uncommon for architects and clients to disagree. In fact, it’s often better that they don’t entirely see eye-to-eye. A lively exchange of ideas and opinions
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