‘users can freely define the function of each section when they are occupying it for a certain period of time,’ explains the architect.
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japan-based studio velocity embarked on the design of the kowa apartments with the aim of rebuilding a housing complex in mihama, a seaside town on the southern tip of a peninsula in japan’s aichi prefecture. as the site’s pre-existing, 1950s-era apartment building was facing such issues as structural failure and decline in occupation, the studio […]
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Canadian studio Sarah Ward Interiors looked to China’s art-deco era for the colours and motifs at this dim sum restaurant and basement cocktail bar in Calgary. The local firm was asked to imagine the decor for Two Penny Chinese, located in the city’s Victoria Park neighbourhood – just south of the Downtown business district. The
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The quickest way to destroy a nice home is to let loose a pack of small kids and puppies. The owners of this San Diego home knew that well, so when they bought their home eight years ago, they held off on renovating the kitchen and living room until t…
A dizzying array of options awaits you when it comes to buying a fire pit, whether you purchase a ready-made model or work with a craftsman to make one custom for your space. Either way, it can be tough to know where to begin.To help guide your…
This house for an astronomer in the Tucson Mountains takes full advantage of its sloping site to create a dramatic living arrangement in a harsh yet beautiful environment. Working with a minimal footprint, the stacked scheme utilizes strategic view openings as well as a vertical progression of spaces to proceed from enclosed and earthbound to lofty and skyward. An observatory on top of the hill with remote viewing inside the house completes the scheme.
A concrete structure that was built as a bomb-proof fuel pumping station during world war two in Dungeness, England, has been transformed into a holiday home by UK-based architecture studio Johnson Naylor. Located on the headland of Dungeness in Kent, which is Britain’s only desert, the building was built during world war two as a pumping station
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Swedish studio Urban Nouveau created a plan to save Stockholm’s Gamla Lidingöbron bridge by transforming it into a linear park and housing. After launching a petition to save the bridge and re-purpose it, ArchDaily followed up with Sara Göransson, founding partner at Urban Nouveau, to ask her about her background and how the studio approaches social integration, housing and the future of urban infrastructure.
Thomas Heatherwick’s Coal Drops Yard shopping centre in London’s King’s Cross contains more than 60 retail spaces under its sinuous roof. Interiors reporter Natasha Levy has selected seven stores with the most striking fit-outs. Bonds by Formd Customers can purchase pieces from independent designers, grab a coffee, and even make candles in lifestyle store Bonds.
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