The architect M.Kerim Ellouze created the project for this huge home with spectacular staircase. The 3D projection and the process of the construction are promising beautiful home, stylish facade and comfortable interior. 2200 square…
RCC stairs are made of concrete as the best and most often used material for building stairs. This structure is composed of more building components: Footings, Columns, Beams, Slabs, Staircase etc. Their wide use…
the aeroplane-influenced space is the only permanent public museum exhibit designed by zaha hadid anywhere in the world, and the first completed project in the UK since the architect’s passing.
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An obligatory part of every construction is the connection of the elements with the T beams. The T beams are more suitable for reinforced concrete instead of rectangular beams. Depending on the mode of casting…
the verdant hotel tower is clad in a mosaic of red aluminum mesh paneling that has allowed the integration of 21 species of creepers, plants and flowers.
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Studio Gang has been announced as the design architect for the $55-65 million expansion of the Arkansas Arts Center (AAC), located in Little Rock, Arkansas, beating out finalists Allied Works, Shigeru Ban Architects, Thomas Phifer and Partners and Snøhetta. Consisting of a renovation to existing theater and studio spaces, new education facilities for families and gallery space to house the museum’s expanding art collection, the project will be Studio Gang’s first art museum commission.
Suzhou Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum is located at east part of the Suzhou Horticultural Exposition Park, in a reserved village near Taihu Lake of Wuzhong District, Suzhou. The site is surrounded by river on its three sides, and the design is inspired by its natural environment and the traditional culture of the city- Suzhou.
Between March of 2013 and December of 2014, Simon Henley of London-based practice Henley Halebrown wrote a regular column for ArchDaily titled “London Calling,” covering architectural topics of note in the UK’s capital. Now, Henley is returning to his column – but in the wake of 2016’s shock political developments, his column is re-branding. Thus, here he presents the first of his column “Beyond London” – a look at architectural topics around the UK. Here, Henley presents his opinion on those political developments, and the role architects should play as the UK embarks on a new period in its history.
The new headquarters of Shoesme, a childrens shoe’s manufacturer in Tilburg, has been given two different faces. This conscious duality originated from its location in the city.
from non-rectangular football fields in densely populated areas to urban farming, we highlight our TOP 10 reader submissions of 2016 social impact.
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