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Text description provided by the architects. In the core area of Hangzhou, Zhejiang, the designer hopes to combine futuristic and natural elements to create a futuristic, comfortable and pure park-like community within the city. -Net, inside the space, the wood…
Photography by Bresic Whitney Australian firm panda studio architecture has shared with us a project that they completed for their clients, who wanted to transform a single-storey terrace in a heritage conservation area and bring it up to modern standards….
Grenier Richards Spensier Architecture, together with interior design firm Studio Findlay, has completed a new house in Sainte-Anne-des-Lacs, Quebec, Canada, that has a striking all black metal and wood exterior. Welcoming guests to the home is a simple entryway with…
Learnings from Collective Housing in India Aranya Community Housing / Vastu-Shilpa Consultants . Image Courtesy of Vitra Design Museum Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/988753/learnings-from-collective-housing-in-india In almost every Indian language, a colloquial term for “family” – ghar…
2m26 assembles ‘simply a roof’ in Japanese countryside ‘The Roof’ is an all-wood pavilion designed as an addition to a guesthouse on the north mountain side of Kyoto, Japan. Created by local architecture studio 2m26, the final structure merges…
Today local officials granted planning permission for Selldorf Architects’ planned renovation of the National Gallery in London. The proposed changes will transform the existing Sainsbury Wing, a postmodern addition designed by Venturi Scott Brown in 1991. Looking ahead—far ahead—plans call for…
Text description provided by the architects. In the core area of Hangzhou, Zhejiang, the designer hopes to combine futuristic and natural elements to create a futuristic, comfortable and pure park-like community within the city. -Net, inside the space, the wood…
Photography by Bresic Whitney Australian firm panda studio architecture has shared with us a project that they completed for their clients, who wanted to transform a single-storey terrace in a heritage conservation area and bring it up to modern standards….
Grenier Richards Spensier Architecture, together with interior design firm Studio Findlay, has completed a new house in Sainte-Anne-des-Lacs, Quebec, Canada, that has a striking all black metal and wood exterior. Welcoming guests to the home is a simple entryway with…
Learnings from Collective Housing in India Aranya Community Housing / Vastu-Shilpa Consultants . Image Courtesy of Vitra Design Museum Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/988753/learnings-from-collective-housing-in-india In almost every Indian language, a colloquial term for “family” – ghar…
2m26 assembles ‘simply a roof’ in Japanese countryside ‘The Roof’ is an all-wood pavilion designed as an addition to a guesthouse on the north mountain side of Kyoto, Japan. Created by local architecture studio 2m26, the final structure merges…
Today local officials granted planning permission for Selldorf Architects’ planned renovation of the National Gallery in London. The proposed changes will transform the existing Sainsbury Wing, a postmodern addition designed by Venturi Scott Brown in 1991. Looking ahead—far ahead—plans call for…
Text description provided by the architects. In the core area of Hangzhou, Zhejiang, the designer hopes to combine futuristic and natural elements to create a futuristic, comfortable and pure park-like community within the city. -Net, inside the space, the wood…
Photography by Bresic Whitney Australian firm panda studio architecture has shared with us a project that they completed for their clients, who wanted to transform a single-storey terrace in a heritage conservation area and bring it up to modern standards….
Grenier Richards Spensier Architecture, together with interior design firm Studio Findlay, has completed a new house in Sainte-Anne-des-Lacs, Quebec, Canada, that has a striking all black metal and wood exterior. Welcoming guests to the home is a simple entryway with…
Learnings from Collective Housing in India Aranya Community Housing / Vastu-Shilpa Consultants . Image Courtesy of Vitra Design Museum Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/988753/learnings-from-collective-housing-in-india In almost every Indian language, a colloquial term for “family” – ghar…
2m26 assembles ‘simply a roof’ in Japanese countryside ‘The Roof’ is an all-wood pavilion designed as an addition to a guesthouse on the north mountain side of Kyoto, Japan. Created by local architecture studio 2m26, the final structure merges…
Today local officials granted planning permission for Selldorf Architects’ planned renovation of the National Gallery in London. The proposed changes will transform the existing Sainsbury Wing, a postmodern addition designed by Venturi Scott Brown in 1991. Looking ahead—far ahead—plans call for…