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Nagami 3D-prints plastic to mimic melting glaciers in Spanish boutique ناغامي يطبع البلاستيك ثلاثي الأبعاد لتقليد ذوبان الأنهار الجليدية في متجر إسباني

Nagami 3D-prints plastic to mimic melting glaciers in Spanish boutique

Spanish design studio Nagami has completed a shop interior for sustainable clothing brand Ecoalf near Madrid that is almost entirely 3D printed from recycled plastic. Walls, shelves and display tables inside the store in the Las Rozas Village designer outlet are made from 3.3 tonnes of repurposed plastic waste, sourced mainly from hospitals and used

Making wooden ventilation holes for a stone house

Making wooden ventilation holes for a stone house

Brazilian architecture firm mf + arquitetos has designed a louvered residence in Uberlandia, Brazil.Named Lake House, the 557-square-meter home sits in a flat landscapeand orientates a low-level dwelling with operable timber louvres to receive controlled daylight. Design featuresThe single-storey house has…

Favn Klyngetun Hotel / Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter

Favn Klyngetun Hotel / Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter

Favn Klyngetun Hotel / Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter © Kristian Aalerud + 9 Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/997250/favn-klyngetun-hotel-reiulf-ramstad-arkitekter © Kristian Aalerud Text description provided by the architects. Favn is a new development at Hafjelltoppen. The project is…

Civic Architecture 2023

Civic Architecture 2023

Civic Architecture 2023 | Architectural Record This website requires certain cookies to work and uses other cookies to help you have the best experience. By visiting this website, certain cookies have already been set, which you may delete and block….

Our Favorite 10 Swimming Pools أفضل 10 حمامات سباحة

Our Favorite 10 Swimming Pools

Small, big, round, square – swimming pools, nowadays, come in all shapes and sizes. The key to success? Choosing a swimming pool that complements the landscape instead of competing with it.We’ve handpicked ten stunning pools all around the world to get you dreaming about summer.1. Amangiri, USAFirst on our list is the beautiful pool of

Ordoline

Ordoline

Situation Ordoline is the developer and distributor of a new-generation orthodontic aligner system with the mission to help dentists treat even the most challenging orthodontics cases with aligners in the most efficient way. For doctors, Ordoline provides the possibility to treat almost all orthodontics cases with the minimum technical knowledge. For patients, Ordoline offers an almost invisible, effective, and comfortable…

SBS LOGO IDENT | COSMOS

SBS LOGO IDENT | COSMOS

SBS LOGO IDENT | COSMOSClient  SBSExecutive Producer  SBS Brand Design TeamCreative Director  Sunho ShinDesign / Motion  Young Hwangbo, Eunjin Kim, Changmin SongPlanning  Young Hwangbo, Eunjin KimOn Air  2023.1​​​​​Website  |  Vimeo  |  Facebook |  Motion Collection​​​​​​​HELIX D StudioMotion. Artwork. Creative Direction.

Inside an Updated 1950s California Home That Brims With Japanese-Inspired Design

Inside an Updated 1950s California Home That Brims With Japanese-Inspired Design

When Aiko Morton and Momoko “Momo” Morton Wong were growing up in Colorado, every few months their mom would drive them from Pueblo—the small town they called home—to Denver. They’d make a day of it (go shopping and have lunch somewhere fun), but the most memorable moments for the two of them rarely had anything to

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