Isabelle Lomholt Thompson House, Isle of Wight Residence, Residential Property England, Architecture, Design Thompson House, UK : Isle of Wight Property New Residential Development in southern England – design by The Manser Practice 20 Jan 2013 Thompson House, Isle of Wight Isle of Wight, UK Design: The Manser Practice Contemporary Isle of Wight House The Client’s brief … Read more
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MVRDV Glass Farm, Schijndel, Netherlands: RemBrand developers, the Town of Schijndel and MVRDV complete this Dutch multifunctional building in the village square.
The building that served as a circus building until the early 20th century and later as garage and showroom for the enormous oldtimer collection of car dealer G. Mahy will be transformed into a meeting-point and hotspot for creation and innovation.
The client, for whom we had previously designed a house in Nevada, wanted a modern four bedroom family house with large open plan living area, using the dramatic seaside site. There was a requirement to keep the cost of the house as low as reasonably possible.
The exceptional site for this confidential project is a historic department store designed by Henri Sauvage that overlooks the Seine river and the Pont Neuf.
The roads are lined with wildflowers. In summer, purple and yellow loosestrife are in bloom. Timber-framed farmhouses, enclosed meadows, ancient fields, and wonderful oak trees with their thick trunks turn your thoughts to days long gone.
The Giraffe childcare center is located in the C1 block of the Seguin Rives de Seine district in Boulogne-Billancourt, a suburban area of Paris.
Alejandra House, Rosario, Argentina home design by CEKADA-ROMANOS arquitectos – new property, Rosario architecture: Argentine residential building
A simple modern museum located in the heart of a well-preserved historical city, the Soroe Art Museum engages in a lively yet deferential dialogue with its surroundings. Its distilled geometric form, clad in beguiling masonry shingles, speaks to the proportion, scale, and rich materiality of the historic town center.
Dolomitenblick. The building is located on a hillside in the Dolomites, at the end of a residential area. The volume has been developed mainly from its pragmatic functional request to host 6 independent apartments with one common circulation.
The stone façade, its cast iron columns, and an expansive brick wall, punctuated with pieces of wood and metal) that runs the length of the store recall the 19th Century building’s industrial past as a retailer of large tissues, leathers and furs.
Imagine former site of old outdoor amphitheatre virtually unsuitable for residential development. Terrain too steep for comfortable traffic, sloping northward preventing proper insolation.
No walls were introduced, instead spaces are defined between cabinetry and joinery items. None of these new items go all the way to the ceiling which makes even the smallest spaces feel like part of the larger warehouse volume.
The client’s brief was delightfully loose; provide new living and kitchen space for a growing young family and create an open plan with plenty of natural light and high ceilings.
The Australian Embassy in Paris is situated in the heart of the French capital, on Rue Jean Rey overlooking the palisades of the Seine and located a mere 400 metres west of the Eiffel Tower.
The sun is in the north. The house is only accessible by boat and is located on a steep promontory on the scenic Hawkesbury River, 40km north of Sydney, latitude 33˚ south.