Design: Bruce Stafford Architects. As the house is set lower than the road with living spaces opening back toward the street, a lightweight timber screen filters street views and creates privacy, yet allows light and ventilation to the private living spaces. The house has two living levels; the primary living level opens out toward an elevated view and the lower living area flows out to a pool deck and private courtyards.
Design: Gustavo Sbardelotto & Mariana Bogarin. Located in one of the most important commercial galleries in the city of Porto Alegre, El té – Casa de chás (tea house) focuses on the sale of teas and everything that involves the product
Design: MAPA Architects. XAN is single family residence, located in a private neighborhood in Xangrilá, a little town in the coast side, 135 km South from Porto Alegre.
2nd Skin, University of Melbourne. The 2nd Skin exhibition showcases wearable volumes, deployable envelopes and structures that accommodate the complex geometry of the body. The projects are modeled digitally and fabricated from a 2d cutting template which is output directly through CNC card or laser cutter.
Deaign: Levitt Bernstein. Residents of the York Road and Winstanley estates have given their backing to a major redevelopment project which would see hundreds of their homes rebuilt alongside a new park, leisure centre, library and community centre.
Design: Bruce Stafford Architects. The renovation of an existing house which was originally an 80’s style multi-tenancy building. Only the external walls were retained to comply with the approved council envelope. Views of the harbor and the site’s natural amenities were maximized.
Design: Archi+ Studio + Steve’s and Co
A pioneering new project in Dingli, Diar il-Bniet, the first agritourism experience of its kind in Malta has been launched. Centred around a Café, Restaurant and Grocery, Diar il-Bniet will provide an exciting platform for Malta’s finest produce to be sold straight from the Farm, in an environment that celebrates the family tradition that encompasses farming in Malta.
Design: Bruce Stafford Architects. This home is situated on a narrow site with waterfront at one short end and parkland along the long northerly side. The prime design generator was to frame the various view opportunities from the moment one arrived off the street, by creating a range of different spaces.
New Hospital and Mental Health Bispebjerg, Copenhagen Healthcare Building, Design New Bispebjerg Hospital Healthcare Building in Denmark – Shortlisted Architects 19 Feb 2014 New Bispebjerg Hospital Accidents & Emergencies Building Seven international teams are competing to design the future hospital in Copenhagen 27 applications have entered in the competition to design the Accidents & Emergencies … Read more
Samoo Architects & Engineers recently unveiled the design for the new National Research Center for Endangered Species which is to be located in Yeongyang-gun, one of the cleanest environmental areas in Korea. The complex is aimed to provide a hub for the study, education, and research on rare plants and animals of the Korean peninsula.
Design: Lassala + Orozco Architects. The first requirement from our client was to get the most use of the land permitted by the regulations of the residential compound in which “Casa S” is located, seeking a better benefit scenario in case the property is sold in the future.
Single-family contemporary residence in Zapopan, Jalisco, México, design by Lassala + Orozco Architects, who look for a special solution always never different, but never always the same, providing a style of its own, from which emotions flow.
Design: Project A01 architects, ZT. A monolithic residence has been built for a young family in a village close to Vienna. On an exposed hillside plot the residential building is positioned as a solitaire. The sculptural object is surrounded by a generous garden designed by the owners gardening company.
Design: CUBYC architects bvba
With this house, the architects tried to create a residence by a continuous play of coupled volumes, all interacting with each other. All living areas are connected visually with each other and with the wooded area, but you have to find out these connections in phases. Each room has its own perspective, and doors and window frames are as minimal as possible.