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Category: Architecture, Culture Tags: Allied Works, Canada, Performing Arts Center, Theater
It was important to us to respect the King Eddy, while reclamation and restoration is certainly necessary, we didn’t want to scrub it too clean. We don’t want to scare the ghosts away. Brad Cloepfil, founder of Allied Works Architecture Allied Works was selected to design the National Music Centre of Canada following an international [...]
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Category: Interior Tags: UK
Designed by UK-based Mansfield Monk architecture and design, the project in question covered 16,000 sq ft in Gracechurch Street, London for the office interior of Aegis, the utility and energy mutual insurance company. The design reflected the company’s new branding and identity with striking finishes. The scheme, including a large reception, meeting room suite and [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture, Selected Tags: Color architecture, Japanese architecture, Lattice screen, molo, Museum, Waterfront architecture
In 2001, Stephanie Forsythe + Todd MacAllen of molo were shortlisted for an international architectural competition for the city of Aomori. Their first trip to Japan took them to Tokyo University to present models and drawings to Tadao Ando, Jean Nouvel and city officials. In Japan, we’ve been given intimate experiences of true design: a [...]
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Category: Architecture, Hotel Tags: Austria
The neo-gothic Mariendom cathedral of Linz, on which planning commenced in 1855 and which was consecrated in 1924, is the largest church in Austria. Domplatz square was itself a muddle in comparison and might be described as almost “unfinished”, given that the original idea to free up the entire quadrangle between the streets called Stifter-, [...]
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Category: Interior Tags: Brazil, Fernanda Marques
For architect Fernanda Marques, the Black is definitely linked to timelessness. It is always the same, yet it changes all the time. It has been around for decades and is still up-to-date. It could not be more appropriate, therefore, to define a home décor exhibition show where exclusiveness is everything. In this first edition I [...]
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Category: Design, Fashion, Industrial Tags: Choi jinyoung, Color, Design video, Korea
South Korean product designer Jinyoung Choi has designed a Domestic tools Coral. Coral-tool is esthetic tool with more comfortable in home which is not terrible tools that places coner of tool box or a thing lefted alone. Push in the nail through the hole of center Head of nail pushes little part of coral tool [...]
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Category: Interior Tags: De-spec, USA
This very hip mid-town Manhattan rooftop lounge was designed by the award-winning architectural firm de-spec. One of the challenges was how to design the lobby, which also served as the waiting area for the loo. Whenever de-spec principle Farnaz Mansuri goes to someone’s house, she can tell more about who they are from their bathroom, [...]
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Category: Interior Tags: France, Paris, Restaurant
A Paris-based studio CUT architectures recently has completed the Café Coutume. Coutume is a new coffee roastery in Paris offering a cut edge selection of pure origin roasted coffees. CUT architectures designed the first Coutume café in the centre of Paris combining a roastery and a café offering the best coffees in Paris and a [...]
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Category: Architecture, Selected, Transportation Tags: Airport, b720 Fermín Vázquez Arquitectos, Color architecture, Folding architecture, Spain
The programme of requirements includes a terminal building, a control tower, and two spaces for storages. Given their size, none of these elements were obvious candidates to represent a new airport. The strategy pursued therefore seeked to link the three programmes by means of a common visual element that avoids the impression that a strange [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture, Selected Tags: b720 Fermín Vázquez Arquitectos, Spain
Last week, Lamp Lighting Awards 2011 for ARCHITECTURAL EXTERIOR LIGHTING has been awarded to Gran Casino Costa Brava. (Please click here to the award page) the use of light as a projective tool, another element of architecture both in its natural and artificial angle that is effectively integrated in the structure itself and generates threedimensionality [...]
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Category: Design, Lighting Tags: Creative design, Korea, Table lamp
Design for Geometrical-Shaped Desk Lamp Using Magnetism This style is characterized by simplicity and intended to be functioned by magnetic force. And it also drastically excludes the digital-styled switches and high-technological decorative elements. Electric power is supplied through the rail holding up the head lamp and the head lamp can go up and down by [...]
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Category: Architecture, Industry Tags: Concrete, Italy, Landscape architecture, Minimalism
An infrastructure becomes landscape design. Located in the Nortehrn Lagoon Park north of Venice, on the southeastern edge of Sant’Erasmo island, the new water filtration plant is part of the general urban and environmental upgrading of the island that the Magistrato alle Acque di Venezia is implementing through the Consorzio Venezia Nuova, within the context [...]
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