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Category: Design, Installation
Helix Spire was a temporary sculptural play toy, a climbing tower, a lookout 25 feet above the ground. Mundane materials were used in a clever way to build a modest climbing toy which provided a good view and a point of reference for gathering and play. The Helix was designed to be easy to climb, [...]
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Category: Events/News Tags: Austria, Competition
The new architecture competition for students ‘Vienna House of Music (VHOM)‘ organized by ArchMedium.com is now open for registration. Convenor: ArchMedium Contest: Viena House of Music (VHOM) The House of Music is a new type of music school for Vienna that should be an important link between past and present of the city. The building [...]
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Category: Architecture, House Tags: A-cero, Spain, Stone, Swimming pool
Art & architecture Spanish architecture firm A-cero presents its new house: a built set of volumes and sheets combined as a perfect play that mixes the limits between art and architecture. According to A-cero aesthetics, modern projecting, blocks and plates define the design of this residential project with sculptural references. The house is located in [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture Tags: Community Center, Competition, Italy, Landscape architecture, Refurbishment / Extension, Research
For the competition held by Ance on the redevelopment of abandoned industrial areas, the spatial analysis project started. The lot is located in the former industrial area of Cava de’ Tirreni, north of it, the area that was occupied by Co.Fi.MA, abandoned canning industry. Gone are the tobacco fields of landscape features which are linked [...]
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Category: Architecture, Healthcare Tags: Czech Republic, Minimalism, Mjölk architekti, Waterfront architecture, White
Mjölk architects built a sauna and presented it to their city Czech architectural office mjölk architekti made a remarkable contribution to public space utilization in Liberec, their city of residence. During the night right after their apperance at Pecha Kucha Night Prague – which took place last Wednesday – the architects built a public sauna [...]
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Category: Architecture, Commercial, Residential Tags: Balcony, Competition, France, LAN Architecture, Random pattern
French architects LAN architecture won the competition organised by ICF Novedis to design the block 4.2 of the new Cardinet-Chalabre urban development zone in Paris, France. The major urban interest of ilot 4.2 lies in its position: it will act as a fulcrum between Boulevard Pereire and the new ZAC (Urban Development Zone), creating a [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture Tags: Canada, Community Center, ESD design, Exhibition, Green architecture, Paul Raff Studio, Refurbishment / Extension, Research
Paul Raff Studio has designed the Biosphere Sustainability Centre in the Thousand Island Region in Ontario, Canada, it is the multi-use cultural facility which will be a powerful catalyst to environmental, social and economic sustainable development. MISSION To partner and leverage natural and human capital to improve environmental, social, cultural and economic outcomes by demonstrating [...]
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Category: Architecture, Office Tags: Fluid form, OneByNine, Poland, Skyscrapers
Poland-based firm OneByNine studio recently has designed the Swietokrzyska Tower located in the center of Warsaw, Poland, next to the main street in the city. The shape of a building are created by two simple twisted blocks. The shape is adjusted to the sun movement. OneByNine tried to minimize southern facade which is most exposed [...]
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Category: Architecture, Office, Selected Tags: Color architecture, ESD design, Netherlands, Random pattern, Skyscrapers, UNStudio, White
Dutch architectural practice UNStudio‘s UNStudio Office Tower in South Axis business area Amsterdam, has been recently realised. The façade of the UNStudio Tower plays with the juxtaposition of a horizontal and vertical articulation, conceptually relating to the principles upon which the moiré effect is based. In the design for the tower it was important for [...]
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Category: Design, Interior Tags: Contemporary design, Minimalism, Reinier de Jong, Stair, White
Rotterdam-based design studio Reinier de Jong Design has designed and recently finished a staircase design named ‘DUB‘. It is obvious at first sight: DUB is a staircase. Upon closer look you discover something else. These steps seem really high but actually consist of two steps in one. Eight white blocks, sixteen grey steps. It makes [...]
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Category: Book Tags: Coop Himmelb(l)au, Publication
“COOP HIMMELB(L)AU, Complete Works 1968-2010“, published by TASCHEN. This book has not yet been released. But you may pre-order in Amazon. Please click here to order this book. You can click the link to flip through the book at http://www.taschen.com/lookinside/00396/index.htm + Information COOP HIMMELB(L)AU Complete Works 1968-2010 by TASCHEN Author: Michael Mönninger Editor: Peter Gössel [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture Tags: Art Gallery, Cladding, Foster + Partners, Glass, Minimalism, Nigel Young, USA architecture
The concept for Sperone Westwater represents both a response to the Bowery’s dynamic urban character and a desire to rethink the way in which we engage with art in the setting of a gallery. The moving gallery animates the exterior of the building and creates a bold vertical element within. Like a kinetic addition to [...]
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