salvaged oak and sun-baked brick define the material palette of the interiors.
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terracotta (61)
the kindergarten is conceived as a small architectural village structured around open courtyards.
facades (466)
wrapped in a semi-transparent scrim, the facade produces a shifting effect that changes with weather and the movement of pedestrians.
perforations in the steel doors create shifting patterns of light and shadow.
school architecture and design (766)
the kindergarten is conceived as a small architectural village structured around open courtyards.
terraced courtyards extend the interplay between solid and void.
architecture in china (2067)
physical remains of industry become a testing ground for how architecture can extend memory and generate new forms of experience.
an elevated timber path creates a new vantage point to observe the adjacent historic bridge.
brick architecture (421)
mineral pigments and recycled materials generate a color palette derived from urban village architecture.
salvaged oak and sun-baked brick define the material palette of the interiors.
NAN architects (6)
terraces act as transitional zones between interior and exterior.
the structure is formed by four triangular arches that symbolize the gathering of the four peaks, and from distance gives the impression of floating on the river.
sculpture (524)
approaching ceramics as a theoretical tool, the artist uses clay, color and pattern to model alternative ways of imagining growth and change.
'I believe in fantasy and fun and imagination': the artist on activating public spaces, participation and gathering as an act of optimism.
SpY (29)
visitors move between the two hemispheres through a corridor of light.
the festival takes place under the theme 'in the blink of an eye,' exploring the city’s rapid transformation through immersive, light-based artworks.
interactive installation (546)
the installation positions media as a permanent architectural layer within the arena.
a six-by-two-meter steel track sets wooden balls in motion across rotating segments, each marking a moment in the movement of water on earth.
winery architecture and design (80)
the project unfolds as an architectural narrative of transformation, where a futuristic object gradually reads as an ancient ruin within the landscape.
PORT studio opts for concrete to stabilize temperature and acoustics.
connections: +250
architecture in mexico (713)
the volumes maintain a direct relationship with the ground.
the bio-based construction material reduces carbon emissions by up to 70 percent compared to conventional concrete.
rojkind arquitectos (38)
the courtyard collects rainwater that runs off the vaults, directing it through channels in the walls so it can seep back into the ground.
with its black material palette, the house opens up with bright rooms overlooking a hidden, sunlit garden.
residential architecture and interiors (4778)
the volumes maintain a direct relationship with the ground.
the renovation unfolds as a linear sequence of mosaic surfaces, azure cabinetry, and tiled patterns that recall the marked lanes of a pool.
architecture in lebanon (76)
the bespoke roof conceals mechanical equipment while adding a crafted sculptural element to the composition.
connections: +4850
'a shrine for the city' configures a boundary between the institutional and the public realm for a playful new spatial interface that is porous and responsive to its surrounding rhythms.
connections: +620
modular design (179)
the furniture pieces can be assembled, stacked, or expanded into larger structures.
connections: +1510
the chair approaches comfort as a flexible and adjustable condition.
connections: +950
wood and timber architecture and design (1403)
a six-by-two-meter steel track sets wooden balls in motion across rotating segments, each marking a moment in the movement of water on earth.
the device triggers sounds using small magnetic pieces called beats that users place physically onto a wooden grid.
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