the dutch designer has conceived a folding bench concept which when extended, lands on its 'feet' in an open position, and can simply be closed and rolled away when not in use.
the house-shaped cultural space inserted inside a nineteenth-century building in paredes, portugal provides an information centre and auditorium for the community.
clean lines, logical mechanisms and fluid movements help articulate and direct light in these two lamps by the french design firm.
the architect creates a full scale pavilion of a home that embodies the idea of muji's products-- simplicity, quality and absolute functionality-- with the idea of structural furniture.
a commercial building along a riverfront uses metallized brick and the proportions of a moroccan fort to humanize the gray, industrial landscape.
showing in new york's mary boone gallery, artist and architect enter a brightly hued, geomteric dialogue with nine new works complemented by a digitally printed mural.
with its stooping and leaning extensions spreading over four levels, the high school stitches itself through the ceiling and leans over onto the western facing street.
patterned brickwork and pitched roofs characterize a community center in a burgeoning riverside area of china, referencing both nearby village typologies and more recent sleek glass developments.
home to martin van buren - eighth president of the USA, a series of artwork draws on the grandeur of heritage and the georgian townhouse’s classic style.
the alan cristea gallery currently showing 'D.I.Y.' a solo exhibition of works by richard woods, which will run until june 01, 2013 at 34 cork street, london.
a landmark which truly captures the soul of miami, while boosting its architectural legacy.
the architecture is a composition of accurately shaped blocks which have been positioned to follow the natural contours of the rocky landscape.
the exhibition expresses the firm's investigation of the potential of temporary installations acting as experimental testing grounds for manifold architecture concerns.
the exhibition captures the attention of neurologists showcasing the primary subject of their corporate research, the human eye.
