the design stacks tiered logs to form a charcoal pit-like cabin, that punctuates a large-scaled pathway, open to the hikers and strollers of the area.
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the rammed earth wall encircles an historic jackfruit tree and twists upward to become a sculptural roof.
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Alain Carle Architect has designed a lakeside home with black siding in Mont Tremblant, Canada, that’s situated on a steep site with a large flat rock cap.
Jula Cole Design has shared with us photos of a recent project that included a new look for a living room wall. Inspired by designs seen in hotels and bars in the Nashville area.
The introduction of new techniques and materials, along with innovations in indoor plumbing systems, resulting from the industrial revolution, paved the way for vertical living. Investigating specifically a period of time where a flux of population was driven to cities, and social class divisions were being questioned, this article looks back at the evolution of the house plan in Europe between 1760 and 1939.
bea vithayathawornwong — founder of beautbureau — has designed her own private residence and office on the site of her childhood home.
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The Estonian Centre for Architecture is presenting the exhibition “Square! Positively shrinking” curated by Jiří Tintěra, Garri Raagmaa, Kalle Vellevoog, Martin Pedanik, and Paulina Pähn, in the Pavilion of Estonia at the 17th International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia. Hosted in the Arsenale complex, the project will “explore the role of high-quality urban space in enhancing the future development of small towns that are in jeopardy of depopulation, […] sparking a debate on the lesser-known facet of urbanization”.
Two buildings with amenities for the neighbourhood play a central part in the development of the Albertpool in Vorst (Brussels). These two buildings are the gateway to this district. The new Albertpool is an excellent opportunity to put this vibrant part of the city on the map in exemplary fashion.
Architecture and design practice Brooks + Scarpa have designed a new complex for the Ministry of Environment Water and Agriculture (MEWA) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The 1.2 million square foot complex includes seven buildings and a solar system that will generate 75% of the entire energy use of the complex of buildings. The team designed the project as a “tapestry of spaces and landscapes” offering connections through shaded outdoor rooms.
Italian architect Vittorio Gregotti, author of The Territory of Architecture (1966), believed that architecture had its origin when mankind placed the first stone on the ground. Recognizing a place is the first step towards an architectural project, whether intentionally or not. Understanding the project’s location and its context is the basis for many design choices and is, therefore, a key aspect in the field of architecture.
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