Month: December 2023

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Dezeen Agenda features renovated brutalist townhouse in London

December 5, 2023 Saudatu Bah 0

The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features the renovation of a 1960s townhouse in London. Subscribe to Dezeen Agenda now. Architecture practice Pricegore has restored a modernist townhouse in Chelsea, London. The studio converted the four-storey house into a three-bedroom home. Pricegore aimed to improve the existing home by creating larger and more

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Partisans creates pixelated brick facade for Toronto house

December 5, 2023 Kate Mazade 0

Local architecture studio Partisans has completed a house with an undulating yellow brick facade designed to look pixelated in Toronto, Ontario. Named Canvas House after the homeowner’s art collection, the 5,220-square foot (485-square metre) residence is “reminiscent of a painting, using brick as a medium,” said Partisans co-founder Alex Johnson. The 2022 design is a

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Nhà Hương House / H-H Studio

December 5, 2023 Hana Abdel 0

After buying the land next door, the same area: 5×24=120m2 as the old house. The customer wants to renovate it into a living space for 5 members: husband and wife and 3 small children. Customers always want to maintain a traditional family lifestyle, gather together, and spend time together as much as possible. Moreover, deep inside our souls, we realize that even though we have lived and worked for a long time in the city, Da Nang City – a young, dynamic, and rapidly developing city – always carry with them the image of their hometown: Hue – the capital of Vietnam from the 19th century to the first half of the 20th century. Where there is a population of Ancient capital relics recognized by UNESCO as World Cultural Heritage (1993). The architectural idea is to create a house with images, space, materials, atmosphere… with old colors, “tinged” with time.

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Cervantes Building / Grizzo Studio

December 5, 2023 Benjamin Zapico 0

This project crosses us from two perspectives, on one hand, the identity of the neighborhood where we were born and at the same time the identity of the house where we were raised, whose architect was our mother, although the sentimental value was immense, it did not prevent us from taking advantage of it to, from the connection of the original with new morphologies, materiality experiments and the combination of different construction systems, contribute to the desired architecture that characterizes us, and that would also become the presentation card of our studio.

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51 Rattan Bar Stools That Redefine Casual Chic in Your Kitchen

December 5, 2023 HD Staff 0

Rattan has woven its way into the heart of modern design trends, marking our ongoing admiration for all things natural. Inherently chic and versatile, rattan is synonymous not only with effortless style but with the sustainable and eco-friendly tilt of today’s design landscape. In this exploration of the trend, we look at 51 rattan bar […]

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Pietrosella Sports Hall / Versini Architectes Associés + Nome Studio

December 5, 2023 Valeria Silva 0

The Pietrosella Sports Hall is a masterful fusion of architectural ingenuity and natural integration. Nestled in the heart of Pietrosella in Corsica, this exceptional structure pays homage to innovative design and harmony with the surrounding environment. The exterior facade of the sports hall is a masterpiece crafted in polycarbonate, a material that goes beyond aesthetics. Its reflective properties not only give the building a constantly evolving appearance but also contribute to its harmonious integration with the environment. As the sun traverses the sky, the facade reflects the changing colors and patterns of the atmosphere, mimicking the vibrant beauty of the Corsican landscapes.

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A Threshold disguises community centre in India as “ancient ruins”

December 5, 2023 Jon Astbury 0

A series of freestanding brick walls designed to resemble ruins frame this community centre near Bangalore, India, designed by local architecture studio A Threshold. Appropriately called Subterranean Ruins, the building is dug into a steeply sloping site overgrown with mango, banana and coconut trees and designed as a freely accessible, multifunctional centre for the village of

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