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New house in Pucusana design by Arq. Martin Dulanto Sangalli, aimed to have minimum impact in the natural setting. The rocky tract of land was cut before the project was designed, the home lightly embedding into the setting.
Architectural firm, Nico van der Meulen Architects commissioned to design this home according to the owner’s specifications. The brief to the architect was to create a single-storey home with an urban feel.
Architects: Corpo Atelier. This house is largely a horizontal volume, containing a swimming pool, emerging from the walls to offer a possibility of volunteered exposure, for a brief moment, before returning to the house.
Design: Fran Silvestre Arquitectos. To optimize the vision of the landscape, a series of slender spaces are intertwined as they adapt to the descending topography. Each of these pieces is deposited half a floor below the previous one. This way, its alternating arrangement allows all the spaces to have a direct view over the beach.
Design: Frost*collective with Neeson Murcutt Architects. The redevelopment of the existing pool is part of a larger scheme that has seen enormous improvements to this area of the city and the experiences available to visitors, including the upgrade of the park and community facilities.
Design: Choeff Levy Fischman Architecture + Design – Villa Venetian, located on San Marco Island in Miami Beach, Florida, was purchased by it’s current owner from a developer who took all the modern details of the home and turned them classical.
Design: ELÍAS RIZO ARQUITECTOS. The first part of the task for this project consisted in the selection of the plot for the building; the second part instructed that we design a holiday home without an established user in mind.
Design: KUD – Kavellaris Urban Design, Architects. The house is a clever orchestration of balancing tension that has created wondrous moments throughout. Makris house can be read as a conversation of dualities, of heavy and lightness, public and private and of light and darkness.
Design: Alexander Brenner Architekten. From the street, the north façade appears largely solid, and gives the impression of a single, detached villa. But two individual city villas were built behind this shared façade, whose different floor plans correspond to the needs and lifestyles of the respective inhabitants.
Design: Rolf Ockert Architect. Seen from the street the house appears minimal. Set on a large block falling towards the harbour beach reserve many layers of living spaces are revealed as one progresses through the house.
Architects: NFOE / HCMA consortium
The destination facility will offer a unique experience for recreation and competitive swimmers alike. The team looks forward to seeing it come to life in the coming years.
Design: Zaha Hadid Architects. The London Aquatics Centre in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is celebrating its 3rd anniversary of being open to the public with an Open Day full of swimming and fitness activities on Saturday, 4th March.
Design: FABBRICANOVE Architetti. The zone of this residential intervention is a place, established at the end of 1800, to host a factory that stores explosive materials for civil uses.
Architects: Dan Gayfer Design. The rear area of this residence did not meet the requirements of a highly active family. With foresight in mind, the area was reconfigured to provide amenities for four children, parents and friends.
Design: DVA ARHITEKTA. The client’s wish was to build a vacation home with a prospect of becoming a permanent one, on the island of Krk, the northern part of Adriatic.
Architects: Olson Kundig – Studhorse Outlook exemplifies the architect’s belief that his job is to create an experience of place. Riffing on the tradition of circling wagons, the buildings – four small, unattached structures – are scattered around a central courtyard and pool.
Design: JFAK Architects. Comprised of three new architectural elements, this project by JFAK is located in the backyard of a typical Mediterranean house in San Marino.