Step out of your caravan into the shade and fresh air, protected by a canvas annexe which frames a view of the lush landscape beyond. This experience was the inspiration behind BENT Annexe, an addition for a delightful family of four and their two adorable Dachshunds. Because every day should feel like a breath of fresh air, surrounded by nature.
This dynamic two tower structures + urban complex, which is home to the regional offices of the iconic British brand, Land Rover, was meticulously thought-out and designed to reflect the local culture, create a people-centric yet unique biophilic environment, and with the idea of a porous urban fabric in mind.
This country house is anchored to the horizon line, where the bank of the Tresinaro torrent stands as background and scene of the environmental field. The house reinterprets a historical countryside typology space named “porta morta” in contemporary terms, defining a hollow space that becomes the fulcrum of architecture.
paris based practice, JCPCDR architecture, has designed ‘the forest house‘ for a music composer who recently moved into a family house in the french countryside. the client wished to transform the old tool shed into an intimate, isolated and independent space, where he could work and relax, for a limited budget. the project aimed to use 100% […]
The post JCPCDR transforms shed into ‘the forest house’ in french countryside appeared first on Architecture Admirers.
Located on St. Joseph Street in Quebec City, Honō Izakaya continues the tradition of Japanese taverns, a place where food and alcoholic beverages are a pretext for having a good time with family and friends. Although the locale underwent major renovations, the transformation integrates and highlights several elements of the original historic building. Since the restaurant occupies two levels, customers are struck, on entering, by the high ceilings. A few steps inside guide you towards the bar and kitchen, creating a threshold to a more intimate space. Giving depth to the locale are the two alcoves arranged behind the bar, permitting a view into the kitchen and favoring exchanges with the kitchen staff.
Inflatable architecture is back in fashion says Sharon Francis, author of new book Bubbletecture. She picks out five key examples for Dezeen, including an office with an inflatable facade and a pavilion made out of bubbles. Set to be published by Phaidon next month, Bubbletecture features more than 200 examples of inflatable architecture and design from the
The post Five “bubbletecture” projects that show innovation in inflatables appeared first on Dezeen.
Background
The house is located in Lasso in the province of Cotopax. The land is part of “Ranchos San José” in the middle of a rural environment. The commission was to design a family weekend home, to rest and to receive visits.
A former piano studio in Taipei, Taiwan has undergone a complete overhaul, at the hands of creative team A Little Design. The space has been transformed into a 17.6 square metre micro flat that features an interior filled entirely with bespoke built-in furniture. With a ceiling height of 3.4 metres and a concrete beam that […]
Architecture firm Studio 512 has designed a concrete chapel in Texas that rises up on one side to form a pointy volume evoking a steeple. The small, white building is located in Georgetown, a city that lies 30 miles (48 kilometres) north of Austin, where Studio 512 is based. The chapel is part of the Kindred
The post Pointed window fronts Lincoln Chapel by Studio 512 in Texas Hill Country appeared first on Dezeen.
Visuals have been released of Burj Jumeira, a 550-metre-tall split-volume skyscraper in Dubai that will rise from a lake shaped like the fingerprint of the emirate’s ruler. Unveiled by state-owned Dubai Holding, the supertall skyscraper has been dubbed as the “new icon in Dubai’s skyline”, however its architect has not been disclosed. It will be located on the city’s waterfront
The post Burj Jumeira supertall skyscraper will rise from fingerprint of Dubai’s ruler appeared first on Dezeen.
Copyright © 2026 | WordPress Theme by MH Themes
