the project is the outcome of an open design competition organized by the london festival of architecture and dulwich picture gallery.
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There are a number of reasons to choose gravel for your garden: the satisfying crunch it makes underfoot, its relative low cost compared with other hardscaping materials, the environmental benefit of preventing runoff and erosion, and the fact that it…
the one-story building is clad in insulated glass and polycarbonate panels.
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A dune-like concrete shell encases the Ayla Clubhouse in Aqaba, which Oppenheim Architecture has designed to blend in with the surrounding desert in Jordan. The building forms the heart of Ayla Oasis – a 17-square-mile leisure centre under development in the city, for which Oppenheim Architecture has also designed a golfing academy. Ayla Clubhouse’s undulating form is
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the ‘bird bom house’ mediates between the different structures of its complex surroundings.
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In our design project, to recover a space or a building always means to find in the preexisting structure the prompts for a new beginning. It is not an easy task. You need to look beyond appearances. You need to inspect and remove layers. Sometimes, you need to do that physically. This was the case for the restoration of the Verona Penthouse in the old town center of Verona.
indian architecture firm manoj patel design studio refurbished an urban dwelling in india reusing traditional clay tiles. the house features a play of interlocking volumes with different surface materials. the earthy red tiles clad a volume that intersects a white, more minimalist mass. this play between the textures and boxy shapes provide ample interior space […]
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Translucent curtains and rows of white columns help to divide but not segment this real-estate office in Amsterdam, designed by local studio Space Encounters. Space Encounters created the space within Tripolis, an Aldo Van Eyck-designed office complex characterised by faceted towers and primary-coloured windows. Located in the bustling borough of Amsterdam-Zuid, the 550 square-metre workspace,
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Translucent curtains and rows of white columns help to divide but not segment this real-estate office in Amsterdam, designed by local studio Space Encounters. Space Encounters created the space within Tripolis, an Aldo Van Eyck-designed office complex characterised by faceted towers and primary-coloured windows. Located in the bustling borough of Amsterdam-Zuid, the 550 square-metre workspace,
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manoj patel turns the used clay roof tiles into an economical and attractive new feature, adding texture and character to the house.
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