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Design: Merrylees Architecture and Quinn Architecture. Ridgeway House is a sculptural facelift of the early, weatherboard Victorian cottage. The plan grants for a series of vastly malleable spaces that provide the new requirements for all of; a blended family, visiting relatives, and a home office.
Design: CODA Architecture + Urban Design – Tom Fisher House is a new intense homeless night asylum in the inner-city suburb of Mount Lawley. The 10-bed shelter will give homeless people with secure and managed overnight accommodation.
Design: Snøhetta, architects. Aesop’s first signature store in Norway, their 100th worldwide. The architectural exploration revealed materials and surfaces hidden within the space, some dating back to the 1800s.
Easy to install, and wonderful for letting more light into a room, a Juliet balcony consists of a safety railing or balustrade across an opening on a higher floor, most commonly in an external wall.
Architect: SPACESPACE. This collective housing’s scale is intermediate position between detached housing and building. This project site is situated on the west side of small station, a big 700-year-old camphor tree passing through the platform and the canopy.
The International A’ (A-Prime) Design Award is the world’s largest event for design, innovation and creativity: it brings together the very best architects, designers, innovators, design press and institutions from countries across the globe.
Design: H&P Architects: this building is renovated from a closed project, using an old steel frame structure and covering materials. The life on sidewalk inspired the designers to create a space that recalls ancient trees.
Design: Foster + Partners Architects. The re-thinking of Apple Regent Street in London marks the enduring progression of Apple, going beyond retail to create a richer, more energizing experiences for visitors. The new store will open to customers on Saturday, 15 October at 10 am.
Design: Lewis & Hickey Architects. New retail proposition and brand culture created to address operational requirements and future ambitions of this business. The design offers a distinctive store format that is relevant in a competitive retail landscape.
Design: Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Architects. Apple’s newest Manhattan retail store in the recently completed World Trade Center Oculus. The new store is the only space to inhabit two levels of the bustling transportation hub and a full quarter of the light-filled structure.
House design by Will Bruder Architects – Located three blocks from the main ski lift in downtown Aspen. The site offers spectacular 360-degree views, in a neighborhood of modest mid-century modern houses and apartments.
Design: SPACES ARCHITECTS(at)ka. The office for real estate consultant has been conceptualized as a modern white office with fluid forms. The client requirement was to have 2 MD cabin with Conference for 8 seater with a reception and waiting.
Design: Ron Arad Architects. Office towers sculpted to complement the varied site constraints, making the most of solar shading, while distributing natural daylight to every work station within the vast office floors.
Design: Dorrington Atcheson Architects. Taking its design cues from the utilitarian forms of a tent and a shed, this Titirangi home for an extended family is a duo of compact buildings that uses a humble set of materials to allow the landscape its rightful place in the scheme.