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Category: Architecture, Industry Tags: Austria, Concrete, Landscape architecture
The large complex of buildings nestled on level ground along the new Hausmannstaetten bypass road covers three functions: tunnel control centre, central repair shop and road maintenance depot. In order to keep the intrusion to a minimum, the building was interpreted as part of the landscape. It follows the course of the road and the [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture Tags: Cultural center, Lukasz Wawrzenczyk, Mexico, Perforated
The Cultural Center of Chapultepec is designed to merge the concepts of aesthetics and functionality. It is to become the icon of the city through its subtle yet dynamic form and overall composition. The building is thoughtfully designed as a singular form with material simplicity. It seeks to create a city focal point that adapts [...]
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Category: Architecture Tags: Kosovo, Lattice screen, OODA
The proposed Mosque stands as an affirmation of these values, resulting in a conceptual coherent solution, materialized in a logical and clear system. The proposal is the outcome of an intense research on the mosque theme, spanning from a profound historical study of cultural heritage, analysing the evolution through time, in the program, in the [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture Tags: Korea, Library
Daegu lies within a gentle bowl of land defined by the surrounding forested hillslopes. We wanted the landscape of this valley to become the building. The geography of the place thus shapes a new trough-shaped public space. A public space that through its metaphorical character shall strike a deep connect to the city’s geography and [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture Tags: Art Gallery, Korea, Reflective pool, Steven Holl, Swimming pool
since nearly three decades the American architect Steven Holl develops archaic compositions of sculptural shapes. The characteristic impression of his projects derives not only from how he handles volumes, but also from the poetics of light and shadow, color and material, the changing daytime and the times of the year. The new Daeyang Gallery in [...]
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Category: Architecture, Education Tags: Adam Wiercinski, Kindergarten
Project of this nursery – a small town in the city, is an idea for a different approach to the everyday world of the child. The main idea was to create a welcoming and safe space, which becomes a part of an interesting architecture by functioning in the city. The structure of the nursery is [...]
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Category: Architecture, House Tags: Finland, Landscape architecture, Marco Casagrande
Apelle is a wooden one family house located in Karjaa – Finland. The building rests in a natural harbor like a boat in a sheltering pocket surrounded by bed rocks and trees. The interior space of Apelle is a continuous tube that grows gradually along the house and through the main opening and terrace into [...]
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Category: Architecture, Commercial Tags: Bolivia, Restaurant
Juan Carlos Menacho has designed “JARDÍN DEL ASIA” Restaurant. CHALLENGES Jardín del Asia restaurant is part of Los Tajibos Hotel, the most luxurious and important hotel in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, the largest urban center in Bolivia’s eastern region. This solution takes advantage, through a minor constructive intervention, of an old warehouse, located between [...]
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Category: Architecture, Sport Tags: Alucobond, Australia NewZealand
Design of the arena is a joint venture between by ARM Architecture and Cameron Chisholm Nicol, who based the striking form on the Eternity puzzle, with references to one of Perth’s oldest buildings: the twelve-sided Roundhouse in Fremantle. Its bold, puzzle-inspired exterior made with ALUCOBOND® in Custom Colour Arena Blue, Cream, Black, Sparkling White and [...]
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Category: Architecture, House, Interior Tags: i29, Kitchen appliances, Paul de Ruiter, Stair
Close to Bloemendaal, on the edge of the Kennemer dunes, the site of Villa Bloemendaal is situated. A sustainable home that follows a minimalistic design and shows respect for man and nature alike, in a unique residential area where the existing flora and fauna are given full rein. i29 interior architects worked on the interior [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture Tags: Fluid form, Korea, Library, Lukasz Wawrzenczyk
The cultural importance of the public library lies within the inherent power of the knowledge which it holds. This knowledge can be a significant life-altering force for the patrons of the library and furthermore within the larger community which it serves. The methods by which this information is contained and transmitted are continually evolving, yet [...]
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Category: Architecture, House Tags: Sweden, Timber, Unit Arkitektur
Billdal, 20 km south of Gothenburg, is a community with a large amount of detached housing, situated within commuter distance to central Gothenburg. The area’s main attraction is truly the sea. Here, the horizon is visible from shore, while further north the vastness of the Northern Sea is obstructed by islands in the southern archipelago. [...]
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