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Category: Architecture, Culture, Selected Tags: Aquarium, Behnisch, Cladding, Europen architecture, Features, Fluid form, Germany, Museum, Skin, Waterfront architecture, White
Germany-based architecture and planning firm Behnisch Architekten has designed a very large public aquarium in the German city of Stralsund – Ozeaneum German Oceanographic Museum. The new museum is an open structure flooded from all sides by light, similar to the way stones in the sea near the water’s edge are flooded by the surrounding [...]
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Category: Architecture, Education Tags: Europen architecture, José Marini Bragança, Portugal, School
The Portuguese architect José Marini Bragança recently has finished 2 school projects – Telheiro School and Boavista School located in Leiria, Portugal. + Project description of Telheiro School provided by architect, José Marini Bragança Telheiro School is located in a recently developed urban area. The land is shaped in an imperfect triangle defined by walls, and [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture, Selected Tags: Concrete, Italy, Minimalism, Pavilion, Religious architecture, Tamassociati
Italian architect Studio Tamassociati has designed a minimal architectural prayer and meditation pavilion located in Khartoum, Popular Republic of Sudan. The pavilion is consisted of two white cubes which are attached to each other, and floating on a large water pool that used to create a spiritual separation between inside and outside. The cubes are [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture, Selected Tags: BIG, Competition, Features, Iconic architecture, Lattice screen, Mexico, Museum, Perforated, Rojkind Arquitectos, Skin, South American architecture
Copenhagen architects BIG and Mexico practice Michel Rojkind architect have won cultural competition in Mexico. The New Tamayo Museum will sit on steep hillside with large cross-shaped roof-top platform overlooking Mexico city. + Project description provided by architect, BIG New Tamayo Museum overlooking Mexico City – BIG and Michel Rojkind win cultural competition in Mexico. [...]
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Category: Architecture, Hotel, Interior, Selected Tags: Camprubí i Santacana, Europen architecture, Minimalism, Spain, Timber
Spain based Camprubí i Santacana Arquitectes has designed a wonderful hotel located in Teruel, Spain. The Consolación is a small hotel with just 12 rooms. The 10 cubes are oriented to get the best view to the landscape and another 2 rooms are in old residence at first level. + Press release below and images [...]
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Category: Architecture, House, Selected Tags: Concrete, Europen architecture, Features, France, Landscape architecture, Philippe Stuebi
A beautiful house for Draeger Family, designed by Swiss architect Philippe Stuebi Architekten. The house was designed to sit on a square ruin over looking the sea, architect has created a large roof terrace that having a great sea view from the living space. Under the terrace is a guest room which is connected by [...]
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Category: Architecture, House, Selected Tags: Cladding, Features, Skin, Studio 0.10 Architects, USA architecture, Zinc
Los Angeles based architect Studio 0.10 Architects has designed a house – Mush Residence for a small family in Los Angeles. Vertical spatial organization in relation to circulation is the key feature for Mush Residence. + Project description provided by architect, Studio 0.10 Architects A single-family residence designed for a couple and set in a [...]
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Category: Architecture, Industry, Office Tags: Cladding, Color architecture, Mexico, Rojkind Arquitectos, South American architecture
Mexico based architect firm Rojkind Arquitectos has designed an industrial building for Nestlé which does not look like a factory, this new building is located on the outsides of Toluca, near Mexico City where to accommodate laboratories, offices, auditorium and tasting area. + Project description provided by architect, Rojkind Arquitectos Reyner Banham argues in his [...]
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Category: Architecture, House, Selected Tags: COR-TEN, Europen architecture, Features, Landscape architecture, Mobius architekci, Poland, Reflective pool, Swimming pool
Nemo House, by Polish practice Mobius Architekci. The house was designed to integrate with the sloping site, from the higher side, it seems to be emerged from the water. + Project description provided by architect, Mobius Architekci Building is placed on a beautiful plot inclined in a lake direction. The plan of the Nemo house [...]
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Category: Architecture, Sport Tags: Sweden, Visiondivision, Wood
Visiondivision has designed a secret sauna for his client to escape the oppression from the local regulations in Sweden. + Project description provided by architect, Visiondivision At a first glance this sauna may appear to be an anonymous wooden cabin, with no architectural features or ambition. The front façade is windowless; a water proof drape [...]
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Category: Design, Landscape, Lighting Tags: Akasaka Shinichiro Atelier, Japan
Japanese designer Akasaka Shinichiro Atelier has presented his design in the Snowscape Moere IV, which was held at Moere-numa Park in Sapporo, Japan. The pyramid-shaped tents have successfully created interesting skyline to its surroundings, making the “Snow Scape” more attractive. + Project description provided by designer, Akasaka Shinichiro Atelier Various artists from many countries participated [...]
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Category: Architecture, Civic, Selected Tags: Concrete, Europen architecture, Features, Italy, Religious architecture
New Church in Foligno – San Paolo Parish Complex, designed by Italy practice Fuksas architects, which was successfully presented by Architects Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas on 24th-26th April 2009, in the event “In the sacred architecture – Three days with the architecture of Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas “. This project features the use of pure [...]
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