The Climber’s Cabin is a new project recently completed by award-winning, Winchester-based Architects AR Design Studio. Sitting between the edge of deciduous woodland and a stream, its purpose is to serve as guest accommodation and as an independent space for the children as they grow older.
the biometric structure has been built following the decade-long shell lace structure innovation and research pioneered by the studio.
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flowing curves and organic shapes characterize the design, while a freehand sloping roof becomes the protagonist of the project.
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Gillian Lambert and Geoff Shearcroft of architecture firm AOC used a palette of tactile materials and clashing colours to add personality to this extension that wraps around the side and rear of their Victorian house in north London. Lambert and Shearcroft, who are directors of AOC, had lived in the Forest House in the borough
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Continuing our series revisiting deconstructivist architecture we profile Wolf Prix, one of the founders and principal of the radical Austrian practice Coop Himmelb(l)au. The studio featured alongside Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry, Rem Koolhaas, Daniel Libeskind, Peter Eisenman and Coop Himmelb(l)au in the Deconstructivist Architecture exhibition at New York’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and was responsible for some of the earliest built
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This bachelor’s former townhome bathroom was a study in basic and boring. A plain white standard vanity without hardware blended in with the off-white countertop and walls, giving the area an unfinished appearance. Beige carpet in front of the vanity …
The house is located on the second floor of a building built in 1950 in the Eixample’s Nova Esquerra neighborhood, Barcelona. The building has 4 doors per landing and is used for discounted middle-class housing, as described by the architect F.J. Barba Corsini in the report of the municipal works file.
the final structure uses semicircular arches and different textures that flow within the interior, creating a feeling of seamless cohesion between the spaces.
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Linear, flexible, low profile and high drama: The latest looks in contemporary lighting design covered a wide spectrum of silhouettes and styles at this month’s International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) and co-located WantedDesign Manhattan. To…
London’s Royal Academy has announced that French architect Renée Gailhoustet has won its 2022 Architecture Prize. Gailhoustet is the fourth winner of the Royal Academy (RA)’s Architecture Prize, which “celebrates under-recognised contributions” to architecture. The French architect is an advocate of social architecture who is best known for the 10-storey Le Liégat apartment complex in Ivry-sur-Seine and
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