Articles by kat barandy I designboom

timber interiors create a tranquil environment while the cork envelope blends into the historic cityscape.
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a rounded facade of glass and rhythmic timber framing opens onto a picturesque, overgrown garden.
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built with cross-laminated timber, foster + partners expects ‘the william’ to be operationally net-zero carbon upon completion.
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symbolizing the petals of a camellia flower, the seven green roofs appear to float in air.
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the architecture takes shape as a cluster of ‘space curves’ where two non-planar curves intersect.
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the architecture takes shape as a cluster of ‘space curves’ where two non-planar curves intersect.
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satoru ito architects & associates’ organizes its house in kashima to integrate the large, surrounding garden.
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the architects overlay a simple grid atop the rocky terrain to create complex intersections.
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