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Category: Architecture, Hotel Tags: Europen architecture, Francisco J. del Corral & Federico Wulff, Refurbishment / Extension, Spain
Gar_Anat Pilgrim’s hotel in Granada, is an interior design project in restoring the old building designed by Spanish architect Francisco J. del Corral del Campo. + Project description courtesy of Francisco J. del Corral del Campo Dear Traveller, Welcome to Gar_Anat, Pilgrim’s hotel, gate to the world of your imagination. ABOUT the INTERVENTION It takes [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture, Selected Tags: BAAS architects, Concrete, Courtyard architecture, FG+SG, Museum, Refurbishment / Extension, Spain
Spanish architect Jordi Badia, founder of BAAS architects has designed the Can Framis Museum located in the 22@ District, Barcelona. The project consists in restoring the two current factory buildings which are connected by a new linear block. A new courtyard therefore is formed to define an entry plaza to the project. With “Can Framis” [...]
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Category: Architecture, Residential, Selected Tags: Exhibition, Fluid form, Korea, UNStudio
In Suwon – Korea, Dutch architectural practice UNStudio designed a showroom to exhibit the residential urban and façade design for I-Park City development which covers approximately 33.5 ha and includes 88 apartment buildings. + Project description courtesy of UNStudio The Model House for I-Park City is a showroom to exhibit the residential urban and façade [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture, Selected Tags: Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, Courtyard architecture, ESD design, Landscape architecture, USA architecture, Visitor center, Wood
American architect Bohlin Cywinski Jackson has designed the Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center located in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. The center was organized as an U-shape to form a central courtyard, the roof tilts upward and away from the courtyard, its jagged edges celebrating the peaks of the Teton Range beyond. + Project [...]
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Category: Architecture, House Tags: Australia NewZealand, Cladding, Landscape architecture, Marcus O'Reilly archtiects, Steel, Stone, Wood
Australian architectural firm Marcus O’Reilly Architects has designed a beach house in Sorrento on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula in Australia. + Project description courtesy of Marcus O’Reilly Architects The Colour of Tea Trees Marcus O’Reilly Architects has carefully designed a low key, site responsive beach house in Sorrento on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula in Australia. The timber [...]
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Category: Architecture, Office Tags: Frigerio Design Group, Italy, Lattice screen, Random pattern, Terracotta
Tessiture Nosate office building by Italian architectural practice Frigerio Design Group is the extension project for a leader textile factory in Milan outskirts. + Project description courtesy of Frigerio Design Group Woof and Warp For the extension of a leader textile factory in Milan outskirts we focused on the character of the main, south facing, [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture, Selected Tags: Exhibition, Folding architecture, Francisco Mangado, Landscape architecture, Spain, Stone
Spanish architect Francisco Mangado recently has completed the Avila Congress and Exhibitions Municipal Centre located in Ávila, Spain. The project was inspired by the nature of landscape, it was designed as a sculpture carved out of the terrain. The project combines two different geometries: the most orthogonal and elongated space contains the auditoriums and main [...]
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Category: Architecture, House Tags: H3AR, Landscape architecture, Poland
Hugon Kowalski of H3AR has designed the Frame House located in Lukecin, Poland. The house has been developed from a rectangular box, walls and roof planes are met in angle, it is clean but dynamic. + Description courtesy of H3AR Holiday house on polish seaside. It was very important to us to ruin boundaries, between [...]
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Category: Design, Industrial Tags: Contemporary design, H3AR, Poland
Polish architect Hugon Kowalski of H3AR has designed a contemporary bathroom mixer, named it as 3T due to it’s 3 triangles. + Description courtesy of H3AR Inspired by ice crevasse, it’s simplicity, elegance, naturally broken homogeneity. My bathroom mixers have cuboid shape cut by three straight at an angle of 60. That’s create three triangles [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture Tags: Exhibition, Folding architecture, Glass, Krueck & Sexton Architects, USA architecture
In Chicago, Krueck & Sexton Architects created Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies to accommodate 400-seat multi-use theater, college classrooms, library, permanent and temporary exhibition space. The faceted, folding wall of glass is an expression of light, both metaphorical and actual, which is fundamental to Jewish religious and intellectual traditions. + Design statement by Krueck & [...]
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Category: Landscape Tags: ASPECT Studios, Australia NewZealand, Color architecture, Laneway
‘The Meeting Place’ by ASPECT Studios is a playful architectural installation in Little Hunter Street, Sydney, NSW Australia. The idea of the installation is to encourage the social interaction, while heightening the movement of people through the urban room. People have to negotiate their way through the laneway by communication and contact with other people [...]
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Category: Landscape, Selected Tags: ASPECT Studios, Australia NewZealand, Landscape architecture, Steel, Timber, View point, Waterfront architecture
Australian landscape design firm ASPECT Studios has completed the Bondi to Bronte Coast Walk Extension in Calga Reserve & Waverley Cemetery, Sydney NSW Australia. The walk has been designed to traverse the cemetery by elevating the boardwalk above the Eastern cliff tops, this is to minimize the damage to the cemetery monuments and heritage walls [...]
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