Articles by kat barandy I designboom

the ‘staggered cabin’ is designed by mork-ulnes architects to allow existing boulders and pine trees to remain in place.

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zero studio employs perforated brick walls to filter sunlight into its breezy ‘haven house’ in india.

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this museum in madrid is envisioned with a soft ETFE facade to balance its infrastructural scale.

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biris-tsiraki’s summerhouse in antiparos, greece is shaped by the rocky island terrain and orientation toward the aegean sea.

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designed by NOA, berdenesh hills is a terraced residential project that draws from historic mediterranean citadels of albania.

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fernanda canales designs ‘house 720 degrees’ with local soil mixed with concrete to reflect the color and texture of the land.

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peter pichler architecture’s mountain stations and hut in ponte di legno reinterpret alpine lift infrastructure through a contemporary lens.

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