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KraftMaster Renovations, together with interior designer Kim Platt, gave this master bathroom a contemporary update. The bathroom measures 20 feet by 7 feet, has a total of 140 square feet (13 sqm), and while the bathroom was roomy, the layout was awkward. The bathroom also had uneven floors with major water damage from leaks, […]
On the mountainside of Guniujiang Resort sits Qifeng Village of Shitai County, Chizhou City, Anhui Province. Our first visit there took us an hour’s drive around the steep and winding mountain roads. At the entrance of the village stood two ginkgo trees, which were said to be over 1,000 years old, with trunks so strong that at least two or three people were needed to encircle one. Flat farmlands with crops as tall as a man stretched in front of the village, and farmhouses with white walls and black tiles lined along the hillside. Qifeng Village seemed to have receded into the bamboo groves in the mountain.
yo shimada is known for creating unorthodox living spaces. having previously designed a home interior with a series of tiered platforms and a property where a sliding polycarbonate façade turns an indoor courtyard into an outdoor patio, the japanese architect has added the distinctive ‘house in hokusetsu’ to his growing portfolio. the dwelling, located in […]
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Located in a quiet gated community in Si Racha, House DN is a home for a family of two. Ideal for its location in front of a private canal leading to a beautiful lake, the land is also complimented with a mountain view beyond. It is designed to grow and transform along with the lives of its owners, the Nakaprasit family.
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Co-working company WeWork has completed a light-filled headquarters in San Francisco’s 61-storey Salesforce Tower, featuring mid-century furniture, vibrant rugs and bold artwork. The co-working company has taken over three floors of the skyscraper, which was completed in 2018 by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects for cloud computing company Salesforce. WeWork’s headquarters occupy the 36th and 38th floor, while the 37th floor
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In designing a new fifteen-story headquarters for international luxury clothier Shinsegae International, Olson Kundig sought to create an iconic landmark in the heart of Gangnam-gu, one of Seoul’s largest districts. Completed in 2015, the building unites more than five hundred Shinsegae employees, who were previously spread between several buildings throughout the city. The program includes staff offices and meeting spaces, design studios, a rooftop garden and sculpture park, and ground-level retail and restaurant space that face onto a public plaza. The secure zoned entry provides public building access from the street and controlled private access for corporate officers and VIP guests via a side entry.
The Daniels Building at the University of Toronto embodies a holistic approach to urban design and sustainability. As the new home for the John H. Daniels Faculty of architecture, landscape, and design, its purpose is to engage students and the broader community in dialogue about the built environment. At the center of one of Toronto’s few circular parcels, the project anchors the southwest corner of the University and opens the circle to the public after years of inaccessibility. It restores the historic and forgotten building to its original grandeur while also integrating a new addition.
The main structure is a curved roof without intermediate structures, where the internal pillars are substituted by underground cables. The roof is supported by three concrete pillars that extend the curve, transmitting its weight to the ground. In addition, they work as gutter drops on each side, carrying the water to a cistern, where it is reused for irrigation of the land.
the dwelling, located in the city of osaka, has been designed for a family who wanted to ‘appreciate each other’s presence’.
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