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The ground, in slope, is located in a very beautiful place of Goiânia. Immersed in a private condominium, on a dead-end street facing the woods, the residence proposes a harmonious dialogue between architecture and nature, observing the physical and topographical conditions, as well as the solar orientation and the winds. The volume of the house was defined from the choice of concrete as the main building element.

the AA315 family house in mexico city is part of a third generation of architectural interventions in a residential neighborhood, created in the 1930s.

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the AA315 family house in mexico city is part of a third generation of architectural interventions in a residential neighborhood, created in the 1930s.

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the AA315 family house in mexico city is part of a third generation of architectural interventions in a residential neighborhood, created in the 1930s.

The post blancas moran designs a family house in mexico city using natural stone and timber appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

the AA315 family house in mexico city is part of a third generation of architectural interventions in a residential neighborhood, created in the 1930s.

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“Does this come in black?” is probably the most used phrase during any architect’s shopping trip, but nobody really knows why. Search the internet for the reason that architects wear black, you will find that numerous people have written about the subject,—there’s even a book about it! The fact is that other people don’t quite understand how many shades of black there actually are like you do. And it’s also a common misconception that wearing black is all in the name of convenience, since looking for a specific item in your wardrobes takes 5 times longer when everything looks the same. In short, architects will continue to wear black… at least until something darker comes out.

The history of humans building shelters goes back over 10,000 years. Over this time, the human need to build was distilled into the profession of architecture, and in the process it attracted all manner of eccentric, visionary, and stubborn individuals. In light of both architecture’s long history and its abundance of colorful characters, it’s no surprise that it’s full of surprising and unlikely stories. From Lincoln Logs and the Olympics to Ouija boards and 9/11, here are 13 architecture-related facts you may not have previously known.

the project blends contemporary design with local craftsmanship to frame the surrounding nature.

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the project blends contemporary design with local craftsmanship to frame the surrounding nature.

The post studio saxe crafts jungle yoga pavilion for ‘nalu nosara’ hotel in costa rica appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

the project blends contemporary design with local craftsmanship to frame the surrounding nature.

The post studio saxe crafts jungle yoga pavilion for ‘nalu nosara’ hotel in costa rica appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.