The elegant arch trend bounds on, and we are completely captivated by this charming decor device. Here, we discuss the use of the arch form in all areas of the modern home, whether the theme be architecturally initiated or a stylishly retrofit design motif. We’ve got an extensive inspirational gallery of 51 attractive ways to […]
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A series of vaulted, brick arches overlook a circular swimming pool at a boutique hotel in Puerto Escondido designed by Mexican architect Alberto Kalach. Casona Sforza, or House Sforza, is located in the coastal town in the Mexican state of Oaxaca. The hotel was conceived by the entrepreneur Ezqueiel Ayarza Sforza, who worked with Mexico
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Whilst modern architecture no longer relies upon the arch to support the load of larger buildings, this Roman feat of engineering remains one of the most iconic structural developments. This architectural discovery may be thousands of years old but it has become a design element to span the ages. The revered arch has undergone a […]
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Canadian studio Batay-Csorba Architects has carved a barrel-vaulted tunnel through a brick home in Toronto designed to evoke the architecture of ancient Rome. Named High Park Residence, the new-build home has two storeys and a basement and was designed for homeowners with Italian heritage. The ground and first floors exist within a barrel-vaulted archway that
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The arch trend translates into many different decor styles, from colourful and modern to monochrome and classic, from cheap and cheerful to all out luxurious. In this 85.5 square metre home concept for the “Yasnyi” Apartment complex in Moscow, it’s all gone sublimely high-end. Bureau Slovo have utilised the graceful archway theme to bring bold […]
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Beijing-based IS Architecture and Design has created a hair salon and cosmetic spa in Beijing with avocado-green interiors informed by space-age design. Ego Hair Salon is located in Beijing and was designed to have a futuristic feel while also embracing the surrounding nature. IS Architecture and Design redesigned the interior of the building, a former
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New images of the interiors of 130 William, architect David Adjaye’s concrete skyscraper in New York, show repeating arch motifs that recall the tower’s facade. The 66-storey residential building, which is due to complete later this year, is located in Lower Manhattan. Residents have already begun to move into some of 130 William’s 242 apartments.
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Architecture firm Taller Sintesis has completed a series of brick volumes with arched roofs for a large kindergarten in Colombia. El Porvenir Children Center is located in Rionegro, a town about 30 kilometres southeast of Medellín. The campus sits along the edge of a dense, middle-class neighbourhood. Taller Sintesis, a Medellín-based firm started in 2008,
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Architecture studio MAPAA has created a barrel-vaulted concrete office for a family-run wine business based in Pirque, Chile. MAPAA used pigmented concrete to create a trio of arching vaults over the offices, which are raised on trusses to sit against the sloping site. Built for the Viña Haras de Pirque vineyard in the Maipo River valley
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Hñähñu Multimedia Center by Aldana Sanchez Architects is a house in Mexico’s Mezquital Valley that has a top-floor community internet cafe. The home and community centre is located in the Ex Hacienda Ocotzá neighbourhood of a settlement called Julian Villagran. The nearest city, Ixmiquilpan, is 11 miles away. Catalonian-style brick arches with glazed ends create
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