The Cube by Electrolux in Brussels
The Cube by Electrolux, Brussels design by PARK Associati – dining with a view – itinerant restaurant, an Absolute Blue project images
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Swatch Pavilion Venice Art Biennale 2011
Appearing as though an open-air living room, a pavilion at the Venice Biennale’s Giardini was an ultra-relaxed setting in the midst of a park landscape. Designed by German architects 3deluxe for label Swatch.
La Ville Intelligente – Parc de la Villette Paris
In front of La Geode, an ephemeral structure as designed by the architects Jakob + MacFarlane, hellodemain presents the technologies which will be supporting our cities tomorrow.
Chasing Kitsune, State of Design Festival
Chasing Kitsune Melbourne pop-up Yatai by HASSELL at State of Design Festival Melbourne: Yatai, Festival project: a mythical fox in Japanese culture
Olympic Games Information Pavilion Competition
When someone thinks about the Olympic Games the most recognizable icon is the Olympic rings followed by the torch. The idea for this competition started from that simple and iconic image.
Carlos Ramos Pavilion Oporto: Álvaro Siza
Built to solve the lack of working conditions and space for the development of educational activity of the newly created FAUP and limited by the constraints of a very modest budget, the Carlos Ramos Pavilion would become a reference in Alvaro Siza work
Nebuta-no-ie Warasse, Nebuta Festival
Nebuta-no-ie Warasse, Nebuta Festival, Aomori, Japan – design by molo + d/dt Arch + Frank la Rivière Architects inc – In August, Nebuta Festival (origin 8th century) fever descends upon Aomori: paper lantern like floats showing warriors from Japanese and Chinese history and myth in dramatic poses often showing battle scenes.
Fragile Shelter Sapporo, Hokkaido Building
Hidemi Nishida is a Sapporo-based artist, designer. The “Fragile Shelter” is one of his works of the “Shelter series”. This winter temporary shelter leads people to gather, have a party, stay, feel something and so on in the white woods.
Eureka Pavilion, Chelsea Flower Show Building
The pavilion has now been moved from Chelsea to Kew Garden. NEX and Buro Happold complete innovative ‘bio-mimicry’ design for The Times Eureka Pavilion at Chelsea Flower Show
POD Pavilion, Kuala Lumpur Building, Malaysia
PJCC – The POD Exhibition Hall, Petaling Jaya. In the area of Petaling Jaya, west of Kuala Lumpur, a great urban development is under way for the establishment of a new urban centre.
Venice Architecture Biennale OMA Installation
Coinciding with the start of the Venice Biennale today, OMA and Prada open an exhibition surveying recent collaborative works. The exhibition appears at Ca’ Corner della Regina, a former palazzo, alongside highlights from the Prada Fondazione collection.
Xi Gallery, Model House Seoul, Mapo-gu Building
Xi Gallery, Model House Seoul, South Korea design by Ken Min Architects: temporary facility for developers to sell apartments developed: ‘Model Houses’
55/02, Kielder Shelter – sixteen*(makers)
This piece, whose name refers to its grid reference, takes a worthy place among the architectural and art treasures of Kielder Forest, several of which have already won RIBA Awards.
Pasmore Apollo Pavilion, Peterlee, Durham
The Pasmore Apollo Pavilion, originally built as part of the Peterlee’s social housing development, is a not so much an important one-off piece but more a gathering of bold architectural ideas.
Treehugger pavilion, Koblenz architecture design
“Treehugger” is a pavilion exhibited at the National Garden Show (BuGA) 2011 in Koblenz, Germany designed by ‘one fine day: office for architectural design’, led by Prof. Holger Hoffmann with a student team at FH Trier
Claire and Marc Bourgie Pavilion Montreal
“This addition will double the space available for our collection of Canadian art. There’ll be space for 600 works on six floors,” said MMFA director Nathalie Bondil at a recent media preview.
Pan Am Games Pavilion Toronto Student Competition
The Pan American Games will take place in Toronto. For two weeks, the Pan American Village, located in Toronto’s waterfront district, will serve as a central hub of sports, celebration and international friendship.