Articles by lea zeitoun I designboom

the project takes shape as a twin set of beach houses sharing an undulating roof structure.
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we round up ten pavilion designs and spotlight the visionaries that brought them to life.
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designed by architect robert mallet-stevens, the villa unveils elegantly light-filled interiors, carefully curated furniture, and a subtle play of colors and textures.
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the house’s porous façade and central skylight invite contemplation and deep connection with its lush green context.
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originally an animal laboratories center built between 1971-1981, the building is now saved from a demolition plan set in 2020.
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’emotional heritage’ offers an intriguing insight into the studio’s extraordinary design process through countless design iterations, drawn and modeled.
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presenting a multi-layered sensory exhibition, the pavilion examines the legacy of saudi architecture by linking it to new practices and technologies.
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presenting a multi-layered sensory exhibition, the pavilion examines the legacy of saudi architecture by linking it to new practices and technologies.
The post dramatic wood and clay sculptures engulf the saudi pavilion at venice architecture biennale…