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Category: Architecture, Education Tags: Austria, Courtyard architecture, Green architecture, School, White
The main design theme of this school is the merging of the inside and outside space. The school offers various types of outdoor gardens and roof terraces for different activities. The six small courtyards on the ground floor are spatially and visually connected to the two large courtyards on the first floors. As a result [...]
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Category: Architecture, House, Selected Tags: Concrete, Mexico, Stair, T38 studio, Timber
On an infill site, PH3 isolates itself from the context, a gated community in Tijuana mostly made up of California style mcmansions. It is a 3 layer structure that is set on the street side of the sloping site, shifting towards the back in both scale and openness. Closing itself to the street for privacy, [...]
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Category: Architecture, House Tags: Concrete, Stair, T38 studio
Located in Tijuana, México, Ph4 house’s main objective is to create a balance between privacy and openness, the project was mainly developed from two constraints. The first one is that the house will be inhabited by an elderly couple, so most of the program is on the first floor, a long glass and concrete box [...]
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Category: Master Plan Tags: Architecture Award, BIG, Courtyard architecture, Random pattern, Waterfront architecture
BIG wins the competition to revitalize the city center of the third largest city in Finland. The invited design contest calls for a strong architectural master plan, comprising residential, commercial and cultural programme, forming a new urban area around the existing Ratina sports stadium in one of the most rapidly developing regions in Finland. BIG is [...]
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Category: Architecture, Hotel Tags: Iceland, OOIIO Architecture, Perforated, Skin
In Reykjavik, Iceland capital they wanted to build a big new hotel in Ingolfstorg, a public existing plaza in Kvosin, the city historical center, very close to the Iceland Parliament. The program was asking for a way too big building that couldn’t work well with the existing city pattern. There are no big buildings on [...]
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Category: Landscape Tags: China architecture, Hong Kong, Nomad Office Architects
Nomad Office Architects have recently completed a public art design project named Space Time Continuum for Hong Kong Cycling Park Public Art Competition. The design is regarded as an integration of land art and light sculpture at night. Instead of a frozen sculpture, it is rather temporal and phenomenal to explore the concept of ‘Time’ [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture Tags: 3XN, Art Gallery, Fluid form, Library, Norway, Theater, Waterfront architecture, White
Elegance and conviviality merge under The Arch in Mandal, Norway Historic white wooden houses, charming narrow streets, a river running though the center and beach and forest nearby. The town of Mandal is the essence of southern Norwegian idyll. Danish practice, 3XN, has designed the town’s new cultural center, a project which required great sensitivity [...]
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Category: Architecture, Residential Tags: BIG, Bridge, Iconic architecture, Korea
BIG’s residential towers in the Yongsan International Business District revitalize the Han riverfront into a new commercial and residential center for the citizens of Seoul. Situated at the south-east edge of the Yongsan master plan designed by Studio Liebeskind for the Korean development group Dreamhub, BIG’s Cross # Towers will contribute to the developing skyline [...]
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Category: Architecture, Master Plan Tags: Courtyard architecture, Fluid form, UNStudio, USA architecture
UNStudio and EE&K a Perkins Eastman company, and Jacobs Engineering have submitted a proposal for a scope of work to develop a Master Plan of Los Angeles Union Station. Ben van Berkel of UNStudio, along with Jonathan Cohn of EE&K, presented their ‘Vision Board’ – a conceptual rendering in the year 2050, showing Los Angeles [...]
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Category: Architecture, Office Tags: Brazil, MMEB
MMEB architects have recently completed a lawyer head office called “Carmo Advogados” built in the city of Cuiabá, Brazil.
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Category: Architecture, House Tags: d10photo, Photography, Portugal, Refurbishment / Extension, White
Shared by Portuguese photographer David Pereira of d10photo, this is a refurbishment project located in Lisbon and was design by Marisa Lima, MLEP (Portuguese architect). + Photographer: David Pereira of d10photo | http://www.d10photo.com/ + All images courtesy d10photo
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Category: Architecture, Residential Tags: Bruce Damonte, Courtyard architecture, David Baker, Random pattern, USA architecture
David Baker + Partners worked with Community Housing Partnership and Mercy Housing California to develop the Drs. Julian & Raye Richardson Apartments, which will provide permanent supportive housing for a very-low-income, formerly homeless population. The building is named in honor of Drs. Julian and Raye Richardson, local activists and founders of Marcus Books, the oldest [...]
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