UNStudio unveils ‘the smartest neighbourhood in the world’ in the netherlands

March 2, 2019 macnadusa 0

UNStudio has revealed their masterplan for the ‘brainport smart district’ (BSD), which is currently being developed in helmond’s brandevoort district in the netherlands. envisioned as a unique dutch initiative for future urban living, the scheme proposes a flexible grid system that can be developed according to the needs of the residents, as opposed to a fixed […]

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Woods Bagot builds sweeping stone house overlooking the ocean

March 2, 2019 Jon Astbury 0
Tidal Arc House by Woods Bagot

Tidal Arc House by Woods Bagot has an arcing limestone facade with full-height openings looking out towards the sea on the coast of Victoria, Australia. Australian firm Woods Bagot designed the two-storey home on the peninsula of coastal town Flinders, 50 miles south of Melbourne. The architecture studio decided to make a dramatic departure from the

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Casa Ry / Christoffersen & Weiling Architects

March 2, 2019 Andreas Luco 0

Located in the heart of Denmark, this peaceful and welcoming home with an informal, contemporary character sits perfectly in its rural surroundings. The project has several nuclei: a main building and two barns has been arrange to evoke an old farm. The other imperative that formed the concept was to retain and acknowledge the simple shape of the original buildings – three long, abstract volumes, with a gable roof. Formally, the simple, iconic, traditional building is referenced, but with the added contemporary approach of the study of form without showing traditional elements or ornamentation. The facade encapsulates this concept: gutters and chimneys are concealed, wood wraps around each volume.

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YA VSESVIT / Yakusha Design & Architecture Studio

March 1, 2019 Pilar Caballero 0

The task of this project was to organize the work of several business units under one roof and encourage collaboration between them. As a result, now on the area of 180 square meters comfortably coexist an architectural studio, a lecture hall for 80 seats, a design gallery and modern co-working space. Despite its multifunctionality, this creative space works perfectly as a single “organism” and anytime can be easily transformed from one unit to another.

Extra Living Space Was Added To This Small Beach House In Australia

March 1, 2019 Erin 0

Photography by Scott Burrows Photography   Shaun Lockyer Architects (SLa) has designed the alterations and an addition of a small beach house located on North Stradbroke Island in Australia.   Weathering timber stats cover the exterior of the home, providing privacy and helping the house blend into its surroundings. Photography by Scott Burrows Photography Inside, rich […]

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Renovation of Tibetan Dwelling / hyperSity architects

March 1, 2019 舒岳康 - SHU Yuekang 0

Lhasa is known as the city of sunshine, which very important element in the living behavior of a family. But light doesn’t mean unlimited one. It points to the controlled light and designed light. In traditional Tibetan living space, the control of light is reflected in the vernacular Tibetan living between “winter room” that the lower window is small, which is good for keeping warm, and “summer room” that the upper window is large, which is good for ventilation. So the traditional Tibetan courtyard is often an introverted space, and creates an intimate, solemn and dignified atmosphere. Tibetan People’s daily life and faith were formed in courtyard houses, where are traditionally surrounded by thick walls and pure colors. Unfortunately, undergoing a drastic modernization process nowadays, they are conflicted with the needs of young Tibetan generations.

Bernardes Architecture renovates Rio’s beachside Hotel Arpoador

March 1, 2019 Dan Howarth 0
Aerial view of Hotel Arpoador in Rio de Janeiro by Bernardes Architecture

Triangular balconies and a three-sided rooftop pool overlook Rio de Janeiro’s Ipanema beach from this hotel, renovated by Brazilian firm Bernardes Architecture. Hotel Arpoador is located close to the Pedra do Arpoador – a rocky peninsula that separates the city’s famous Copacabana and Ipanema beaches, and is a popular spot for watching the sunset. The

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Treasure Garden / Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel

March 1, 2019 Daniel Tapia 0

In the rapidly growing 7th district of Taichung (Taiwan), Treasure Garden provides lavish living spaces and generous common areas in an elegant Italian fashion, paying homage to the masterful geometrics of Giò Ponti. The architecture and interior design for the latest residential building by Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel create a unified design framework with elongated lattice patterns and a contrasting yet delicate color palette with metallic elements. The design concept for the development inserts a clear, unique and figurative residential element at a prime location of the city.