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Show Us Your Best Architectural Model Photos!

February 5, 2018 AD Editorial Team 0

For a lot of architects, models hold a special place in our hearts. Whereas a building can take years to construct and usually can’t be drastically altered as it nears completion, a model provides architects with the immediacy and flexibility we crave as designers while also allowing us to feel like we’re really making something—a feeling that digital modeling software can rarely provide.

Oversized roof shelters terraces on either side of CEBRA’s Danish summer house

February 5, 2018 Alyn Griffiths 0

A pitched roof extends well beyond the internal walls to create sheltered terraces around the edges of this summer house designed by Danish architecture studio CEBRA for a site overlooking the country’s Vejle Fjord. CEBRA created the property for a client who resides in the studio’s Iceberg housing project – a harbourside scheme in Aarhus

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Hartmannswillerkopf Franco-German Historial / INCA Architectes

February 5, 2018 Daniel Tapia 0

The Hartmannswillerkopf overlooks and dominates the Alsatian plain, the Rhine, and the Bade Country and faces the massif of the Black Forest all upon which he can offer breath-taking views of. On clear days, the panorama stretches to the Jura and the Alps. Since the First World War, the battlegrounds of the Hartmannswillerkopf became for many French and Germans a sacred mountain. During the conflict and according to the German trench newspapers, it was the « key to Alsace ». It comprises of a battlefield, a necropolis or a French military cemetery and the national monument of the Silberloch pass. These last two elements form an architectural ensemble oriented between the pass and the summit, whose perspective opens itself at the start of the “Route des Crêtes” which serves the site

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Black House / Rural Design Architects

February 5, 2018 Cristobal Rojas 0

Pursuing a dream to build a family home on the Isle of Skye, our clients came to us with a need to self-build, on a very tight budget. Our response to their brief, which included 3 bedrooms, an artists studio and a study, had to be spatially efficient, simple and easy to build. Their site, a triangular hollow set between two small drumlins and exposed to the often hostile climate of the west coast of Skye required a unique design. Just above the base of the hollow, to the north-west, the view to Loch Bracadale opened up. With an ambition to touch the ground lightly the plan form and stepped section of the Black House was devised and the potential of the site unlocked.

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ORIGIN Tree House / Atelier LAVIT

February 5, 2018 Cristobal Rojas 0

As its customers often wanted to define it, ORIGIN is an exceptional cabin, a unique and tailor-made project. A hundred-year-old oak, one of the most beautiful and tall of the domain of the Château de Raray was the starting point for the whole reflection: how to sublimate the tree? Creating around it a tailoring wooden-dress.

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Nevka / Art Gluck Design Group

February 5, 2018 Daniel Tapia 0

The project represents a reconstruction of 19th-century cotton mill’s building. The first task to be undertaken in designing was finding a trade-off decision, taking into account historical features of the building and necessary functionality of contemporary business center. The project was implemented in 2017.

Hacker Architects designs Basecamp housing in central Oregon for outdoorsy types

February 4, 2018 Dan Howarth 0

Weathered cedar and warm pine wrap these townhouses by Hacker Architects, which are geared towards residents who enjoy Oregon’s wealth of outdoor pursuits. The small Basecamp development is located in Bend, a small city in central Oregon within easy reach of ski slopes and trails in the Cascade Mountains. “As a haven for those who

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