Eat-in spaces in the kitchen can be marvelous hubs. Families can gather for meals with a cozy ambiance, kids can do their homework, friends can come over for tea and homeowners can work on household paperwork. These three projects show how designers c…
There are lots of ways to create a beautiful garden that won’t require an irrigation system or daily watering. From soil preparation to plant choices, here’s what landscape experts suggest for making your garden drought-tolerant and self-sustainable.
Located next to the slopes at Stoneham Resort, La Frangine is the result of the expansion and conversion of a former ski chalet into the main residence. The architectural part of the project consisted of keeping the existing cottage and designing a second separate building connected to the first one. As a big sister, the new section looks after the smaller one. Both buildings nicely connect by means of a glass passageway which allows natural light into the heart of the residence. From its façade, the building echoes the dimensions of the original cottage but extends deeper into the deciduous forest. This creates an intimate deck located at the back of the house.
Located next to the slopes at Stoneham Resort, La Frangine is the result of the expansion and conversion of a former ski chalet into the main residence. The architectural part of the project consisted of keeping the existing cottage and designing a second separate building connected to the first one. As a big sister, the new section looks after the smaller one. Both buildings nicely connect by means of a glass passageway which allows natural light into the heart of the residence. From its façade, the building echoes the dimensions of the original cottage but extends deeper into the deciduous forest. This creates an intimate deck located at the back of the house.
after the initial successful collaboration between masquespacio and ‘bun’ hamburger chain for its first store in milan, the design studio now presents another vibrant restaurant interior in turin, italy. the project focuses on the already f…
Architect studio ADX made a feature of the soil excavated from the building site of this Minamisōma home, Soil House, created for a client who was displaced by the 2011 Japan earthquake. The owner of Soil House in Fukushima Prefecture had to move to temporary housing and manage the separation of his family after the
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the pandemic safety restrictions have resulted in adaptations to new modes of schooling, collaboration, production, transaction, and recreation.
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the new sara hildén art museum proposal by hey5 turns verticality into an asset by creating a strong urban presence and pushed the visitor experience to new limits.
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The existing building could be described as a standard terraced house, but there is one important advantage: a large and beautiful garden in the middle of the city block. Unfortunately, the relation between this garden and the living areas was blocked by a series of storages and small spaces situated on different floor levels and characterized by a limited ceiling height.
the new coffee shop is designed by flat12x to bring fresh life into an outdated street of shops in an industrial area of chonburi.
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