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Maximilians Quarter / Modersohn & Freiesleben Architekten Partnerschaft

March 3, 2024 Valeria Silva 0

Four apartment buildings in the Maximilians-Quartier of Wilmersdorf “To dwell means to stay,” the philosopher says. Human beings construct dwellings for themselves, to “settle down” and settle into their living space, to stay – a primitive instinct. This is how individual worlds develop – and a sense of one’s home, a term which comes from earlier times.

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Vornoid Offices / Studio Ardete

March 3, 2024 Pilar Caballero 0

Humans often relate to continuous motion and fluidity; it symbolizes adaptability and the environment’s ever-changing nature. The primary objective was to accumulate seamless and infinite continuity of roads within the office space, fostering a sense of uninterrupted flow. This intention extended beyond the office walls, aiming to create a cohesive experience where the fluidity of the design seamlessly connected the indoor and the outdoor environment.

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Meadows House / VSP Architects

March 2, 2024 Hana Abdel 0

Located in the urban area of Kannur on a 6cents( 240 sqm) plot of land, our project aimed to harmonize minimalist design elements with lush greenery, inviting courtyards, and organic finishes to resonate with the preferences of the homeowners. This family of four, based in Dubai, where they run their businesses, sought to embrace a serene and stimulating lifestyle in their new home in Kerala, characterized by their shared interests in literature, gardening, and writing.

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Rift House / LJL Architects

March 2, 2024 Andreas Luco 0

The RIFT HOUSE serves as a multifaceted space for a couple with multiple children. As recent escapees from typical apartment living, the clients sought a dwelling that would provide independent living spaces for both parents and children, as well as a shared area immersed in nature. 

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Gensler redesigns its own LA office to have “warmth and comfort” of home

March 2, 2024 Dan Howarth 0

The team at global architecture firm Gensler’s Los Angeles office has redesigned a floor of its workspace with a hospitality approach, as a pilot for the remaining spaces. The Gensler LA team’s renovated its space to give it more of the “warmth and comfort” that its staff became used to during its time working from

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LG OLED and Shepard Fairey present digital street art at Frieze Los Angeles

March 2, 2024 Sonia Singh 0

Electronics brand LG OLED has collaborated with American street artist Shepard Fairey to exhibit digital versions of his artworks in this exclusive video produced by Dezeen. Called Peace and Justice, the installation is being presented at Frieze art fair in Los Angeles and features select works by Fairey that address global issues while advocating for

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Woorarra House / Rptecture Architects

March 2, 2024 Hana Abdel 0

The Woorarra House renovation project embarked on a journey to transform an existing farmhouse into a luxurious family retreat, blending the charm of the original structure with modern amenities. Located in the picturesque Yarra Valley, the design aimed to capture breathtaking vistas, harmonize with the surrounding wineries, and achieve a cohesive aesthetic. The central challenge was to balance the preservation of the traditional homestead feel with the integration of contemporary design elements.

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Point Loma Nazarene University Science Complex / Carrier Johnson + Culture

March 2, 2024 Pilar Caballero 0

Point Loma Nazarene University (PLNU) is a 3,500-student university in San Diego, California located on a lush coastal campus with landmarks predating the 1800s in the theosophist vernacular. PLNU life is grounded in a strong sense of faith guided by the tenets of personal salvation, a life of service, and the Bible’s primacy. PLNU is also known for its acclaimed science programs and successful medical school placements. Its existing Rohr Science building was 52 years old and the needs of the Chemistry, Biology, Physical, Math, and Computer Science Departments had grown beyond the capacities of that facility.